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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1916-09-20

A Twin City minister was vigorously
ind impo- itely sat down upon by state
fair crowd when he rose to his feet, on
the grandstand, when the band Played the
national air. By the way, didn't Redwood
Falls one time have little local discus
sion as to what was the real national air
While we have no wish whatever to re-
new the discussion it would seem that
people in other sections of the state also
need education
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1916-09-20

Springfield had a potato faminine last
week. But then Springfield is to have
grand new depot-she can't expect to have
everything.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1916-09-20

The name of the just-completed Straus
opera is 'The Woman without a Shadow.
We've known some pretty thin ones, but
none quite as bad as that.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1916-09-20

A lecturer says that in Arabia girl
has to throw a stone at the man she has
decided to marry. Here's hoping the aim
of the Arabian maid is more direct and
straighter than that of her American
sister.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1916-09-20

If you are wallowing in gold, and don't
like the banks, and can't find anything to
suit you at the stores, and investments
don't appeal to you, and you just can't
ind way to get rid of it, we hun1bly sug-
gest that you slide up to our dilapidated
desk and pay up your subscription. Lord
how we'd grab it-Wadena Pioneer.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1916-09-20

'Who wants chronic kicker for presl.,
dent ?''-Frank Day. Weren't thinking OF
running, were you, Frank?
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1916-09-20

The fellow who makes the best provi-
sion for a rainy day is the fellow who car
les his umbrella right along with him.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1916-09-20

A lot of people think they are spending
money economically when as a matter OF
fact, they are only spending it so that they
don't get any fun out OF it.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1916-09-20

Sometimes an editor has real line of
genius. For instance, there's C. Eaton of
Winthrop, who licked the state fair dis
play from Sibley County into such shape
that it won silver loving cup and a cash
prize of $24O. On the side, Editor Eaton
gets out one of the best country papers
in this section of the state, too.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1916-09-20

Why doesn't some editor grab his type
writer by the ear and write an editorial
of hundred lines, more or less, about au-
tomobile speeders. Without a doubt this
matter of speeding could be easily stopped
to mention it. Just why it has not oc-
Cured to some inspired wielder Of the
editorial pen, to make this the subject of
"a few remarks, is beyond our comprehen-
sion.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1916-09-20

If Editor Moreaux and his colleagues
in the fight for real fair grounds for
Rock County will just visit Redwood Coun-
tvs fair September ~, %, %, 80, they
will just triple their present enthusiasm,
and be just three times as convincing in
their arguments. We have all the things
you want, boys; splendid race tracks, ex-
tensive grounds and lighted
splendid stock, exhibition and school build
ings, and grandstand- everything in fact
that goes toward making the Redwood
County fair the only real county fair in
be shown.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1916-09-20

The fact that Roosevelt has put his
seal of approval on the Hughes cam
paign speech is sufficient evidence that
the speech was written by T. r. him
flake Crystal Herald.
There are many things ir the Lake Cry
stal Herald upon which we put our sea
of approval. Suppose, by the same courst
of reasoning, that Editor Neff is perfect
ly willing to concede that we wrote them.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1916-09-20

The Camp Llano Grande letter, which
has been the published pride of the Ga
zette each week since the Boys went into
camp last June will be sent proudly forth
to our readers never again. A recent army
regulation has decreed that no enlisted
man nor officer shall write for publica-
ton. This seems decidedly arbitrary and
autocratic, but it is an order-and soldier
orders must be obeyed. We suppose our
pride needed some such blow as this, but
they were such corking good letters that
we just naturally couldn't help being
prideful of them H. L. Jordan who actedas
special correspondent (and has forbidden
us to announce it, on pain of death upon
his return) is regretful but also helpless
against the force of the order. But the
Gazette and it's readers are most grateful
to Serg. Jordan for the splendid letters
which have given such interesting pic
lures of life on the Border.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-05
Die 2Sddt an Der Qiind.
Don Or. Paul ,ilidsaelis.

oh bic Come Fbeint ootr finItere Nddt
Ii6 iibsr nas 1ano brsitet, ihrs idpere
Yfldt. Sic halteR nus, uub mebF, fs
fnb satidioHsn, gu iessn.
4d1bsm i1 an Der 6ront in aurIanb
bic Ia i'm Riga Bis sur 6fIse hius
5ieAnbta bentiAen Stelungeu beiatcn
tonhte. ipurbe mir g~eIegsnbeit eegsbsn.
duf biz ainien Der Dina gu febtn. GiHs
@ods lang bIidfe i'd alf ben brtittn,
jsst gum Sell sngeFrorsRsn Gtrom an
ben perIdisoeniieR SteiIsn, fuhr I'M
Galittsu bard bic psreiitsn uHD bsr=
idHsiten Mdlber unb Simpfs, bic Fh
snoios BON ufer aus in o1s. 2nnb bias
einsisAsH, unb battle Bel Iigbens piirnigltsm
Gnteeesntommen bic piltommere MSgs
liftsit, uHisre 3rupptn bst ihrer sbsnIo
Dislfsitigen oIs miihebDIlen Mrbeit beobs
adtm sn biirfeu. gs 1T Gin taum iibsrs
ffbbarss @ebiet bon BaIb, Gumpf ans
MaHsr, Sas bic Dina in biefsr @tgsnb
oaf iArsm Iirltsn I5er bsglsitet. Ghon I'm
5rit6sH mar 6 Hur fpdrIi9 beFiebtlt, uuo
maRte IN ben aarten ber5eidnett 9rts
fddfisn iinb iiberhdupi nift ouF5ufinbsn.
Sect 1T bic 9eaelb binter Der Gront 70
Gut tpis p0aig mtnfhmleer. WltileniDsit
If taum ein oaus an3utreffsn. Die
Sruppen iinb auf f9 isIbif 1neetpitftn.
Ribt BLOB fur ibre 8erpflegung miiItn
he forgsu, fpnbern aud lire Wohnlngsn
miiien lie IelbIt bauen. Ritt anbsrs TIT
Is nit ben Mtgen unb GtraBen. Jrlber
CAB Is bier duBer fdleften 5elos unb
9oIsnegen tdllin cine 8erfebrsm6glids
tsii. Sect III bag gan5e moIbgebist
bon einsm Rss bon Gtrabsn unb gers
binbungsipegen burdoogsn. Gs mar leint
rinfa9s Mufgdbt, be bamit gelof iDerosn
uiubts. Der MdIb 1T nur tsiltDeiIe forlts
nldbig bsipirtfdnftet, sum er0btren Sell
1T Ct btrfplInerf. Scr alien dber 1T 10
gut ME Hidts fir bic gnipdTerung BET
ousgsD,bntsn Gumpfteutn gstdn. IN Iuls
den Gtsutu genigt es ni9t, hnB btr
Meg freigefs9t ipirb; Ct mug bur1 cine
geetisuns bss ilntsrgrnnbts fdbrbdr a.
ndht perben. mas purd BdnmfdInnls
geihisbt. 50 oebt e oft tilomettrlpeit
iiber anippel5dmme bin. Ssn bsn tingss
Ihnsitsa S6Iern, bic fat ousn1bmsIos
Derinmpft fnb, miiFen NOD forgfdltissr.
@~ottsbrunseH getroffen perber. 3itr bat
man 9riiden gsb1ut uub Siherunsen gss
gen bic MISUNDERSTANDING gdddffm.
DenH itbt lit IN bieIsn DebIstsH an Der
Dina trob bes miIbsn Minters her WdIbs
bobsn eeTroren nHh nit GnHee htoedt.
BUR bic parnlen MoorbGde Iinb sisIps.
Absr tpenn bic Gonns unb Der Rsgen ben
Ghnts eff gum Gmmel5en bringsn unb
ben @obn auftdusn, bdnu berpdnoeIs F6
has gauge Gebiet anf lnnge Modem IN
sinen TAFT unbnrdbringliden unb nnpdI'
ierborsn Gumpf. Gesbalb gift ts bots
s~uloresa, bdmit bic BeiDegungsfrtibsit
BET 9ruppsn and uut.r ben fhlimmfsn
8trAdliniHen nidi bsbinoert iptrb. llhb
Sci bsr ToritDGbrsnbsn SnaHfpruhmbms
hsr n~snseIdafIensn StraBen burd mar
ihirtnbs Sruppen, Ednee giuHiiionss
~fDlonntn uHb fhipers @eihibt mus gns
nblaiFg az ihnsn gebnut uno atbsHtfi
ptrb,n. Man BARI nidf iib,riehsu. bab
off aaHse 1iiuaabfnRitt am untsTlauf
ess Dlgfa dgE biz etnsiss ga5atlHE
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-05

tunftsblttsn, str 8%efshisans bn Mage
unb Ghiibngrdbm beriDdnbt ipDrbsn.
Nitle Tanfenbe BON aubiimstsrn 8oubDl5
fiedtn In bteier Mnlagsn. Wtau bruudt
aud ni6t 5l fpartn, od Der Bnlb una
erfH6pflid III. Man broudt nid nift
gu frfrrsn. Gif grpbtn g%tnldntrttn 0eftn.
bic aud IN Der ~ileinIten 6iiitt nidi isbs
Zen, tOnnen rsi6Ii6 eeIpeit tpsrber. Nber
bitIen nnpermeibIiheR @irtunseH bes
HritgeB mllprlft duT Der oubsrsn 6tite
bod cine anffdIisBuHs bes biSbsr niht
rationsI ~dusoenubitn Molbgsbiets. Die
guien Me9t urb Briiden, an bensii tA Bis
fer feblte, rptrbsu ipGtsr BEN frieoli9sH
0eriebr oienen. 60 munfss 9prF aus
glodbGuitrn, In BEN e. aud an 9runs
men. gabtbduftrn, 4ferbeItdGen unb 8orz
rotsrdumen riAt felt, biirft. bdnn BON
ben suriidtebtenben Ginnobnern NIT 9es
Idlag bsIeet rerber. @prlGufig baben
bic Mnldgsn ibren &risgsaped 81 srfiilen.
Wlan BARI nit boiler 8eftimmtheit tno
@snugtuung Ingsu, OdB bier ullss e.tdn
tporOtn III, mas IN mtHfHlider Kraft
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-05
2sii6er nit sar6emnanien.

@eibbu9 nnb gIaubu9, Rotbuh uns
GsIbbun felt benz Ariegsausbrn6
mimmslt Is nod mtbr dls friibsr bon oies
len 8u9ernamsn, bic BON sSarben bergtseis
tet inO. Mober bic biplomatii6sn 9sr6fs
fsntliGungsn ihren Ramen haben, Ddrf ais
belannt Dorausseiest psrben: lie linb nab
Der darbg Der Imf4ldge genaHnt. bic fir
bic ein5sInsn Gtaatsn iibltd esfporoen iinb.
Gnglonb III nit Isinen r9laubldtrn4 uOrs
dngsgdngen, ilfD bic dnberen Mddte Gas
BIN F1 bdnn inter ben iibrigea 1arben
GusgeIudt, mas LINEN gefieL. sSn Uraafs
reid, rO bic 8e5fi4mlng y@slbbud4 felt
1852 eingefibrt nuroe, III ie nidt CANA
obns bebsntlintn Nebengefdmed, inbem
aud GENTLE gsr6ftntlidnngeu elmer me
cppetitlifn 2iterdturgattnng bort ols
~@elbbHher@ bsSsifnet tperbeH. Run lit
dbtr bic Bsnennung BON Bidsrn nad1
Bdrben in nsr @ei9ihte Des 8udes iibsrs
9aupt uidts 9suts. lon0srn, ipie bic .3sits
f9rift fit gideIIrgunbe@ I9rei6t, f6oH
uus ben Sageu bss MitteIaIters Der BE-
iannt. Der dltsIte Jan. in BEN Tin Bud
dlf tinsn Gnrbennamen getauft morosH
III, If pohl Der bts vgoIbenen 9u9ss4 Der
RepubIii genebig, bas Elm Wer5eifRis bsr
Sur 9eilRahme an Der RegieraRg beEshs
tiaten abelsgefhlehtsr entbislt Rad biss
fem 0orbilbs bsItshen nod Bis daF ben
beutigsn Sag TOldt Bidder bon Gtdbten.
@smsinben, a1rperIdaften, in osnsn Gin
~tragungen bon G~brengdIten, Gbrsngabtn
ulr. potgenommen iperotn.
Aeht perbrsitst lit i'm MitttInIier bic
8s5sidnuns has rots BUD esDsen; rot
mar bic Darbe oes B~IutbdHnes, unb eg
ruurbsa bdbsr bieIfdd Iol6s 9i6er mad
oititr Garbs bendnnt, bic Su ben nit BEN
gIutbaHne SIiammtnb1ngenhtn gintfas
safssn bstimnis wuren. Sn nsuster 3sit,
ba Rot bic Gdrbt Der Rspolutipn unb bes
Go5iuiismus gsiporben III, oibt % cine
aaH5e Rsibs bon rotten 8ii9ern. bic bur1
lire 5drbt bon ~bornherein ibrc @eIinmana
btisRnen. - Die Site. Bidder mad GAR
ben Sn b%enennen. 1T absr aud in ber I90s
nsn 2ittrdtur unautrsffen. 9a Iieat ihr
llripruns i'm 18. Jubrbunosrt, unb slpor
in jtnen literariIdsn Gpislereitu, beren
Reibe Dobl garoteioIi 1850 NIT fsinsm
rLiyre vert er0ffnst BAT. Gds gefitI,
unS BEN griinin 9n9s fOLgle cine eanss
Rsibt bon Metebidsrn, bic bic adu8t
GlaIa bee WobsFarben bur1lisTtn. 4isls
Gittt BAT Th bann Die ms 10. Suhrbuas
bert rhdltsn; q Fnb .brours Grs6hluns
gen sri6iensH. an btnsn Iid goIsot bettis
Iist fat, unb bon BEN fronscFidm Nofs
bib bat u. b. Sisinbtrg ben sind Esiner
1850 In Hrsmsn erimisntn .BrauHen
-Mdrhm@ sHiltbnL g psrttEt fG, BAH
IN al bisIsn Baam bsr llmf@Ing BE BEN
9ittl sRiiprsGsHbe ddrbe oaIsuDsiltH
pflesi.. etpas oubertr RatHr 1T bsr 9it.l
btr 10ontes hleus-, bon benin Is
enc gauge QiieraGur eibi. llntn bitign
ablautn @sfhi6tsas btrfthf man bic
Standardization unS NmmeHmdrdxn Bic
bhrigms i'm Il S~abrbunbtri sitiian in
tIaaIi4sm umIaaS IL srf6kiasn sikslsn,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-05

Witau II. 6ebr.
@elal.@ uie an Der Beffront, nar
stipd Elm s5ahr fpater. 1T aud i'm Often
elm 8ebarrangsBaitann einsstrsien. 9isr
5iebt fth ieit bsn Iekien 9erbIimonaten
ein pertpidsltes uHb ~lidenlofes GDitem
Bpm Ghiibsngrdbeu unb IoHitieen @ertsis
bisunssIteIunseH psn Der aigotr gu6t
Bis CUR rumdnifneH @ren5e. Der BE-
tpseunssfrieg lit benz Gtellunqstriege gss
tDi6sn. Rad sinsr SffsnF0e bon unges
heurer gnsrgie, our1 nelde bic otutfnen
2inien I'm 5unosrte bon ailometera bors
gstrdgeH tpurhen, 1T cine gaufe eingetrez
ten. 8ie lange ie pdbrsn pirb, bns fteht
balm. GbenIo fDdre es miiBig, er1rtsrn
al pOIltn, ipds bic 3utunft briugsu t0nnte.
Sur inioneit If cine BeridtigHne irrs
tiimli9er 4Hiihttn am plabe, ols es f1
aud I'm issigen 3uiionbe nidt Gina i'm
O6nigs Aube banbeIt. GsrdSe bic Hlsbr
nber nenigsr erFolgrtihs 9ebaaptnn1 Der
bsibtrfsitigsn 2initn behingt einsn fnft uus
unterbrofgnm Hanpf. @enigitens nuf
bsuliher Geii. if bic Giibrung ME b51ig
NIT Fh ielbt 5afrisDen. IS glib. onf
ipenn i'm grobsn uno gan5en bic qinie
niht DOrgsfdobeu pirb, I'M einsslhn bod
INNER etras an dnbern unb 81 beHern.
Das bsoingt oana gang bon felbii lotule
Sample, bic bispeilen sinen reht Isbhdfs
fen Gbaratter onnehmsn. Mbsr aud Der
Geirb 1T niat niBig. Gerabe I'm GteIs
uneslrites entipidelt Der RuFs btoftsnss
Eerte miiiidrii6e GigenInoftsH. Gr III
Sdh uHb ausbduernb, beobddtst out unb
tusib has GsIdnbs bOrtrsHIia ulis8unussn.
Aud i'm gorI9ieben BON gr0Bersn pa
trouiasn I'm anItgsn bon GaIeH unb in
aHbersH aiinitsH bts 4leintrisss 1T Ct
niHt ungsEdidt. lInfsre Ernppsn babeH
anf bisfem @ebist mdnaes bon i'm ess
lsrut, uno ed Ee ihnt an Snteaisen5 nnb
Siegtspt1sn, an aopf unb 0er5 bod
fdiisbIia srbebii4 iiberlsgsn frtb. 70 mas
den Re g nod beHer. 8ardus trgi6t
f9 bann bic HOtpenbioisit, beItdnbig
bsrtit 81 itiH, Tei Is Jnm 3ugrfff, fi g
5ur 4bpehr. Gds felt an bic Ntrben
forobl Der Gibrer ipft btr 2ruppeH, dnas
in alien gsn0nmen, bic b0HEteH Nm
irriide. Nm irgsnbeinem puait Der Ians
gen Gront III INNER ettpas los. unh biss
peilen aeht 6 redt lebbdft 81. Gerabe
an ben AbIdnittsn in aurldnS III e aud
I'm aduf Der lssten Mondte tuitbsrboIt
gsIunseH, burh tihnss @orgsbsn bic hsats
fdtn einieH rftt nnerbeblin por3ufhits
ban. Gs 1T mad nlsbsm nnr bsgingungss
peiie ridtis. bon sinsm GiiaRaHb i'm
ShsH 81 fprtdsn. aber bns Bsiamtbilo
fer QiHiea hibsn uab briiben hat fih IN
ZEN Itster NoHattn nnr pelig psrihoben.
Wds ff BEN 9sobadter nnmitsgfbar auFs
tTdHet. has fnS fsfs, NIT oltn 9IlFss
Mlltieln Der mobsrnM arieesiedniI dnss
gtbduie Sieaungsn, bds fino mddii1t, IN
ooppsIEer Hnb breiIahet Reibs d~ugstatsn
S6ibsnard6en nit eingtbaulen llHiers
iidHbsn oabiHfsr nnn bieIFntsn Drabts
uno AhOerhaueu nah BEN 1sinne 5a, bic
fslbiperhdnoIim rieber burn @riiasris
beFrihsn psrhsn. 8iele Saultnoe bmiIdtr
Wfdnnu htasn bier nnmititI5ar Benz
gtinSt asasniibsr, tim in 1roi une
Sfnfs bsim Veitanhifnii. bsi gasroHiieHs
saHssn, UsEt lInisEbrs8gas, sous aItI4.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-05

.ihrsm G6ifial finb fs D0aie ausssiSbnt;
ibrettpssen lam Der aries nod LANCE burs
ern. Cont Oirnt bic GtrdBe tpieeer Dem
birgerIinen Bertebr. RebeR ben ShIits
ten iiebt man bic tItiasn ganiepdseu, bic
Gtrcb tiRb Seu fabtsn, 5erbeH BON 8ieb
perben gum aGhittn sr0BsrsR Grt eetries
ben urb HnusrH unb @dusrinusn eebsn
sriiBsnb npriiber. aus ben ~nieoxigsn
9pl5bitteH nit ben ~bemooIien Gtrobbds
dern pirbslt biausr Gauh, sun 3eiten,
bdB Ti9 bic 8etpObnsr ipieber in Siderhtit
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-05

ftsbt, Inn bic btutf9t SrOnt nidt nur sn
fihsrn, ionbern fe ou9 fir bic grippen
srtrdslid su MAIDEN. DemgemGb 1T aud
Der @sIunbbeiis5uTionb Der Sruppen sbsns
70 giinitig. ipie lire Gtimmung BON
Gianbbdftigieit gttrdgen nirb. Mag bic
aaganblidIide tlsbtrgdnssssis Ear3 pDsr
lang IGg, 70 pirb bic GrmHbangstdttit
anItrsr 6egntr linen bier tpis nnberstpo
gong gspiB teinsn grfols bringsn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-05

rrts Die DsutlAen Dem berid,tisten ruifihen Dinter rine
SGreden uehmen. = Ur9auilatoriihe feifunssfdPiefeit in
ueberwinbuns aler Sdlpierigfeiten. 11euss Eeben blabt
ans ben HuiHen. - Gin Gang onra Die fajarctte. . Bin.
bnr9's maht.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-05
Don Or. Pant 1ilicbaens.

AA aftI&er Binser! On bieTem
QR mort fdisn m Friibsrsn 3sis
- ten Der Gdrsdsn aItr Sdres
- den at Iiesen. Mldn nsr=
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1916-01-26

mercy and good fruits--a man lay.
ing himself out in the work of faith,
the labor Of love, the patience OF
hope"
Quoting the above statement, the
Columbus Journal remarks:
"Mr. Wesley expressed the right
idea about the uselessness Of 30
many opinions. There is one for
every man alive. They seldom reach
the truth because they are based
upon individual standpoints which
never give a whole or perfect view
Of the subject In controversy. And
then mere opinions never settle any
thing. They only excite more opin-
ions until the truth and the serene
judgment are quite crushed out. We
would just as lief run foot race on
a sleety day as to enter into contro-
versy with voluble antagonist"
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1916-01-26
STOMACH TROUBLE
FOR five YEARS

taking other medicines. I decided .
take his advice, although did not have
any confidence In II.
] have now been taking Black Draugi,l
for three months, and II has cured me
haven't had those awful sick headaches
since began dsing il.
! am so thankful for what Black.
Draught has done for me-"
Thedford's Black Draught has been
found very valuable medicine for de-
engagements of the stomach and liver. II
is composed Of pure, vegetable herbs.
contains no dangerous ingredients, and
acts gently, yet surely. II can be freely
used by young and old, and should bs
kept in every family chest.
Get package today.
Only a quarter. 10
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1916-01-26

asked me as to the advisability OF
girls proposing" said Miss Pugh
"Of course they should. All girls
must look out for the future. The
great trouble we lawyers find is that
women are too impulsive with their
affections.
Look around you any day in he
divorce courts, and see the number
of women plaintiffs. That suggests
to me that women are 100 gullible
in listening to the love songs of a
fellow who hasn't got a nickel.
Leap year, in my opinion, is the
time for every woman to show her
discreetness in the selection of a
husband, and I think II they do this
you will find decided change in
the domestic condition of our
homes"
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1916-01-26
APPLY THE DEMURRAGE
LAW EQUITABLY TO ALI.

Most farmers ship more cars oil
freight than they receive" says a
writer in Farm and Fireside, the ma
tional farm paper published in
Springfield. Ohio. "They ship bulky
low-grade freight. and they receive
mostly. the high-grade package
freight.
Hence, the farmer Is usually the
sufferer when freight cars are tied
up in the process of loading and un-
loading. We have had many Pc
RODS of great car scarcity. But If
every freight car could be loaded
promptly when 1t is placed on the
siding. and unloaded as quickly as
the rules require. there would in all
probability be plenty of available
cars.
I'VE are all interested in keeping
the freight cars moving. Let us not
complain when we are charged a
dollar a day for demurrage IL We
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