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Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-03-16
MnLINa

John Styles and wife Of near Skin
ner were guests Of Ben Baker and
family Saturday night and Sunday
Q. 1. Woods and daughter, Miss Ruth,
were guests Of H. L. Brown and fam
lily Sunday.-Mrs. John Heller and
daughter visited in Santa Fe from
Friday till Tuesday.-Herod Hopkins
and family and Andrew Cauthorn and
wife were Sunday guests of Andrew
y. Cauthorn and wife.---Bob Heller
and family Of neal Santa Fe were
guests Of R. L. Heller and family
Friday--George Nicholson Of Gala.
way was a Moline visitor, Friday.
There was no preaching at Mt. Zior
Sunday. The pastor, Rev. f. /. Whit,
was ins southeast Missouri-Franl
Beam and wife Of Mexico, are guest
Of Henry Fisher and family.-Dr. +
r. Wood Of st. Louis was a Molin,
visitor sunday-Mis Lillian Flynt re.
sumed her duties as teacher at Ring
Monday.-HeIlen Joe. the infant
daughter Of DR.. and Mrs. Flynt ha,
been i'll with grippe.--Miss ona Alex
ander Of Mexico visited homefOlki
Saturday night and Sunday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-03-16
oTTo scHoPP PLANNING
A 4 DAIRY II

4AAAhAAA F<NhAN AAAAA+G
A well known dairy farmer, who
lives near Mexico, is following very
desirable methods of herd manage
ment. This dairyman who is Otto
Schopp expects to be the proud owner
of a high producing herd. He has
had Jerseys for several years, but can
see that the Holsteip is going to come
to the front in Audrain County. In
the last few years he has begun buy
ing up good grade Holsteins, and at
the present time the major part of
his herd are grade Holsteins. He
has several good individual Hole
stein cows which represent the true
angular milk type.
AS before stated, part Of his herd
are Jerseys. These Jerseys are
known milk producers. Thus they
are keptsto hold up the income Of the
dairy products, while the Hols.eins
are being tried out. As the main in
come from the farm is from the
dairy, the known producers, the Jer-
seys must be kept until the Holsteins
prove they are able to hold this in
come ap.
Although at present some Of the
cows are crosses between Jerseys and
Holsteins, also Shorthorn and Hol-
stein, their milk production is profit
able and that is certainly the most
necessary thing at this time.
BY simply culling out the low pro.
ducers and otherwise inferior indi.
viduals, the herd is year by year i'm.
proved, and at the same time con.
tinues to be a profitable investment.
Mr.. Shopp, the owner Of this herd
has about Is. young heifers which
promise TO be good producers as in.
dicated by body conformation, sapa.
city, and breeding. OF course a hei.
fer is always a gamble. as to whether
she viii be a producer Or moi, but th,
results Of the first laetation periot
viii show her value as a milk pro,
Queer, If this result be unfayorabl,
she viii not be retained in the herd
As 3 al he can DO 20, Mr.. Shop
will buy up a few pure bred Holster
cows, and by raising the heifer calyei
will have in the course Of time a higl
producing herd.
He has been raising his calves o.
skim milk for the last year, and haI
very satisfactory results.
Mr. schopp has the right idea i
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-03-16
AUxvAssE

W. r, Owens and Miss Ina Wickes-
sham were married Sunday afternoon
at the home Of the brides brother,
Perry Wickersham, east Of here.
Mrs. Frank Buckner, Ella Burnam and
Miss Georgia Swon, attended the fun
eral Of their cousin, Mrs, Martin Wal
lace at Richland, Friday.--Mrs. John
Boyd is reported very siek-Mrs.
Pauline Carlyle had a reunion Of her
grandchildren Thursday and Friday,
when Master Oryille Carlyle and little
sister came over from jefferson City,
making eight grandchildren accident
ally brought together. Little Orville
and Nadine expect to 60 to Colorado
10 their father as soon as school closes
win Yates SHIPPED three carloads Of
cattle 70 ST. Louis, Tuesday. John
. Carlyle has Joined bis brother, Win,
n. Montana, where they have both
taken up claims-CoL Harry Gilliland
Of ST. LOUIS. was here Tuesday, and
bought win Yates two cars Of large
sugar muies.--On account Of every
public affair being discontinued here
On account Of the feyer epidemic. there
are no church services. The Matho-
dist Quarteriy Meeting was held pri-
vately at the Methodist church Mon
day morningMrs- Charles Dudley
and little Miss Gene are the guests Of
relatives at Williamsburg. The
Methodist ladies cleared about 5000
1t The Kemp sale.-Qnite a number
from Auxvasse attended the n W, A.
Initiation ceremony in Fulton, We'd
nesday.chariey schoIl, SIX miles
east Of here. purchased Herbert Wings
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-03-16

Select a black bass weighing about
tire pounds. Split the fish as for
broiling, and remove the bones
working from the inside and sing a
dull knife. Place thick brown paper
IN q dipping-pan,lay the fish on it,skin
SIDE down, and Outs with salt and
pepper; dot with bits Of butter, using
two tablespoonfuls. Bake in q hot
oven, allowing eight minutes TO the
pound When done, slip a broad knife
between the flesh and skin and slide
onto q platter, The skin will adhere
. the paper Mackerel may he broii.
ed in the same way.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-03-16

So ACRE farm at s65 per aere-Aiss
Doris Dudley has as her guest, tbs
Misses Brown and Roberts Of synod
cal College. Fulton-L c. Reed ship
ped two carloads Of hogs to St. Louis
market Tuesday. The Christian
church here has called the Rev. Payne
Of W. Virginia to fill the pulpit two
Sundays a month.-Tom Houseman,
who has been very sick, at his home
for a year or more, died Sunday at thu
age Of eighty years, and was buried
Monday ait Seed Trick graveyard He
leaves only a wife-Mrs. Sam Hatch
ef was quite sick the past week Of gall
stone colic-Dick Biggs was home
from st. Louis sunday.-F. C. Stokes
family have all been sick but are
reported improving all but Mrs. sokes
who still remains quite sick.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-03-16
r E S 0 UTIO Ms
Adopted by the Audain County Democratic
Convention Tuesday in Mexico.

Mr.. Chairman:
Your committee on resolutions sub
mits the following resolutions for the
consideration Of and adoption by your
Honorable body:
We, the Democrats Of Audrain coun-
~, in convention assembled in the City
of Mexico. this l44h DAP Of March,
1916, do hereby re-afirm our alleg-
lance to the broad and commanding
principles enuneiated by true and high
minded statesman in the founding Of
our government and since exemplifed
in both state and nation by Democrat
ic administrations.
Recognizing, as we do, that when
these principles have been the guild
ing star Of Democrats hosts our party
has marched to triumphant victory
and thereby grained for the people the
highest and best there is in human
government then II Is with a spirit Of
optimism that we note this dominant
factor Of truth and righteousness in
recent councils Of our Government.
II Is, therefore. with pride and UNI
swerying loyalty that we commend the
Democratic policies Of that fearless
defender Of American Iiberties-Presi-
dent Woodrow Wilson. His wise and
determined stand Of AMERICA
FIRST commands our fullest and en-.
thusiastic approval, embodying as =
does adequate means in the hands 0
a Nation imbued with an ardent de
sire to forever preserve peace with al
the world and recommend his admin
istration and instruct our delegates :,
vote for National delegates to vote foi
him for president.
The faithful and splendid servicl
rendered by Missouri's distinguishe,
members of the United States Senate
the Honorable William J. Stone an.
the Honorable James A. Reed, renew
within us a spirit Of Just pride and W
assure them Of our unqualified en-
dorsement. To u Representative
in Congress, the Honorable Cham
Clark, Speaker Of the House, who's
very name is the embodiment of hon
esty and efficiency, we extend SINGER
wishes for a continuance Of tha
period OF service that for unselish de
votion and perseverance commands
respect and admiration that is con
fined not alone to his constituents 5u
extends throughout our Nation.
The history of Democratic rule il
our own state from the adniaisrra
ton Of Governor Noodson to and IN
GLIDING that Of Governor Major ]
one of meritorious achievement un
equalledl No state has a more worth,
record than ours and Democratic ad
~ministrations Of economy and broad
mindedness are responsible therefor
We, therefore add our endorsement t
the present administration Of Demo
cratic officials, headed by the Honor
able Elliott W. Major as Governor an
commend for the earnest considera
tion Of the tax-paying voters Of on.
state, the achievements in the ad
vancement Of the welfare Of the peopl,
for which these men are responsible,
In this connection, we desire to adj
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-03-16

The victorious Mcmillan haska :
team will play Ferguson here Ia
day night. This is the last game
has been scheduled, but a thals
has been sent Poplar Bluffs ths
ming school Of southeast MiSsoua
The last issue Of The Missouri
school, 4 magazine published p Y
umbia, devoted several pages y
MILAN. The frontispeace has :
page picture Of Mcmillan High sfSe
Then there are pictures Of The =
bah squad and the study hall y
student government and seVefal
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-03-16

Mir. Jefferson D. Griffith dies
the family home, Artaodr and var
wick boulevard 10 Kansas City. We'd
nesday. Mrs, Griffith was stricken
with ~apoplexy.
Mrs. Griffith was q daughter Of
Judge comingo Of independence.
She was born September rs, 1858.
She was married TO DIR. Jefferson
Davis Griffith January 20, 1880. She
is survived by her husband and one
son, DR.. A. Comingo Griffith. She
was well known in Mexico.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-03-16
MOCK ScalIoned nraters

] cupful mashed sardines and their
oil
2 tablespoonfuls butter.
2 teaspoonfuls salt
u teaspoonful pepper
! quart milk. or milk and water
mixed.
The sardines should be mashed very
ine IN their oil. Soak the crackers ii
the milk for ten minutes. then place
q layer on the bottom Of a buttered
baking-dish- Sprinkle lightly with i
little pepper and salt and add a thin
layer Of the sardines. Alternate in
this way, finishing with the crackers.
Dot with butter and add any milk that
has not been absorbed by the crack
ers. Bake in a quick oven till the
top is brown, about twenty-five min
utes
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-03-16

our unqualified endorsement to the
movement that has for it's purpose
the nomination of Governor Major az
the Democratic candidate for Vice
President and instruct the delegates
elected at this convention to support
such candidates to the National Con-
yentiOa as win pledge their support
in accordance with these instructions.
To the voters of Audrain county we
extend congratulations upon the clear
and uncomplicated condition of the
public affairs Of our county. 1t is with
pride that we refer to this splendid
record Of Democratic ofice-holders
whom we commend for their jealous
and patriotic service 50 efficiency rend-
erred.
With a record Of achievement uns
PARALLEL in the history Of Nation,
State and County, we especially d.
rect our appeal to those voters Of in
dependent inclinations and to the
younger men Of no previous Political
affiliations. to exercise due interest in
public affairs and, IL Democracy mer-
its, we invite their help and counsel
in perpetuating Democratic aeon
dancy.
Your Committee on Resolutions sub
mits the following for the ~eonsidera-
ton your honorable body.
WHEREAS, Missouri Democracy
il justly proud Of the distinguishes
services, past and present, Of her illus
~trious Senator and Speaker Of tn
House of Representatives and in re
cognition Of that fact be it,
RESOLVED, that the delegates Ell
ected by this Convention be instruct
ed TO vote for Hon. VIM. J. Stone, Hon
Jas. A. Reed and Hon. Champ Clark a
Delegates-at-Large to the Nationa
Democratic Convention at St Louis
until elected or their names have bee
withdrawn as candidates therefor.
Mr.. Chairman:
Your committee on resolutions sub
mits the following for consideration
, and adoption BY your honorable body
Whereas, it is with keen regret an
sorrow the Democrats of Audrail
county learn Of the death of the Hon
James D. Barnett, who for more thai
ten years served as Judge Of tn
Eleventh Judicial Circuit of Missouri
Be it resolved, that inasmuch as
/ Divine Providence has seen fit to re
move from life and public service thi
eminent jurist, that we, the Demo
crats Of Audrain county, Missouri, b
Convention assembled, express ap
; probation of Judge Barnett for hi
lab9rs in behalf Of Justice, and,
! Whereas, II becomes necessary 70
the Governor of Missouri to appoin
a successor to Judge Barnett, ans
whereas we recognize the ability o
, Honorable Ernest S. Can't to fill tn
place just made vacant by Judge Bar
%nett's death,
Be it resolved, hat we indorse tn
application Of Nh. CAN'T and respect
fully urge Governor Elliott ". MajoI
to appoint him as Judge Of The Eley
enth Judicial Circuit.
E. A.. SHANNON, Chairman.
E. r. SHOBE, Secretary
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-03-16

to cover, drain the shrimps, and
freshen in cold water. Make a white
sauce Of the butter, flour, ~seasonings,
milk, and celery-liquor. Add the eel
~ery-eubes and shrimps and serve on
buttered toast with a garnish Of eel
ery-hearts. This makes four large,
or six small, portions.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-03-16
RECIPES FoR LENT.


] eupful chopped walnut meats.
X cupful uncoated rice, washed.
Dry bread crumbs.
| teaspoonful salt.
l tablespoonful minced parsley.
2 eggs.
3 tablespoonfuls butter.
! pint medium-thick white sauce.
y teaspoonful black pepper.
Bel the rice, drain and dry. Mi,
it with an equal quantity Of dry bread
crums, then add the salt, pepper, nuts
and parsley. Break the eggs inte
this mixture, stir thoroughly, ans
pack into a buttered pan for a few
minutes to mold. UNFOLD into d small
dripping-pan and bake slowly fol
three-quarters Of an hour, basena
with the butter, melted. Serve sur.
rounded with the sauce.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-03-16
Fish-FIake Casserole

large can fsh-aakes or
2 eupfuls any cooked white fish
2 small onions
2 green peppers.
u cupful melted butter.
2 eupfuls boiled rice
! pint gifted tomato.pulp.
Ia teaspoonfuls salt.
y teaspOonful pepper.
Combine ingredients in the orde,
given, transfer TO a buttered casser.
ole, cover, and bake for fifty minute,
In a moderate oven.
Mrs II. W. Bishop. % Dread PIac,
Worcester, Mass
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-03-16

Ledger Special.
FL Paso, Texas, March 15.-Defnite
news along the border is hard to Sc
cure because Of the rigid censorship
placed upon the correspondents by the
army officers in charge. From the
fact that everything is in readiness
for the United States troops to cross
the border and begin their chase after
villa it is presumed they started dur
ing the day. However, it is practie-
ally impossible to secure confrma-
ton of this report
Once General Pershing has led his
columns across the Rio Grande, it was
indicated, the censorship win be loos-
ened and the public viii be adequately
informed on the expeditions progress
The strong undercurrent Of excite
ment along the border was stirred b.
news that a Southern Pacific train has
been fired upon at Belen. Texas, seven.
teen miles from here. Conductor
Rogers. in charge Of the train. sais
that several shots were fired from
underbrush neal the station.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-03-16

1LAf NEEH|I
Notice ID hereby given Iua e ceasE
testamentary on the estate : ,sasS
A.. Brock, deceased. late o. i a b y
county. Missouri, Were grae aa p,obl
undersigned executrlx by tne ui,sti
Court Il Audrain County, = gs
on and bearing date Of Maren ~ ssaa
and all persons having eialI = syhl
said estate are required '.,tra
same 10 the undersigned e hs sita
allowance within six months ,bsv d
said date Of said letters Of AZ 4 n
be precIuded from any bene l. DOt ,
estate, and If such claims y he
Inhibited within one year ron nasliesi
Of the last insertion Of tho p fass
|of this notice, they shall OV
barred, 80
Dated March 18th, 1915 vvasu
|s~4t BELLE D. BROCk' nN
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-03-16
Mem. NOTE'
BY FRED LAVENDER

Heretofore the valedictOrn
graduating class at McMilIm
School has been chosen on he
Of scholarship alone, the one md
the highest grades for the -four ysu
getting honors, A new system Vi
be used this year.
The Valedictorim viii be chosen ae.
cording 70 The foAcwns rules;
/. The VaiedictOrisn Aa v
chosen from thee upper %cne-igurh I
the Senior class.
2 The ValedictOrian shall N d
en- on the basis Of; tal scholars
tb) commendable attitude tor
every thing pertaining to school
| (el interest and success in school I
vities; Id the faculties Of truth, "
age, devotion to duty, lesda
sympathy, and helpfulness toward
weak, unselfshness and good e
ship.
8. The Valedictorian is to hz
ected BY two-thirds vote Of the fa''
after due consideration and discl'sl
The vote shall be open.
(. The ValedictOrian shall p .
en- one week before eommencenet
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-03-16
%AnYERTIsEn LErTERs

A list of advertised letters remain.
ing in the Postoffice at Mexico, Mo.
for the week ending March 10, 1916.
Brooks. J. E
Hall, Mrs Ian
Hill, Nellie, Mrs
Hudson, Holly Mrs
Johnson, Ernest
johnson, Clarence
Kelly, Blanche Miss
Meyer, Stanley Master
Mundy, Bob ~
Ritchey, H D
Rowe, Kirk
Smith, John A
Shire, Willie
Tucker, And Barnes
W. R. JACKSON, Postmaster.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-03-16

Never before have you Pm ruFu
Ito buy good Wall Paper So So G aI1s
Buy your paper before TINS n
money raising sale" is over ..g' Y /
Paper 2Mc a roll up-CraaoOs' RI
door north of Mexico SaVins'
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-03-16
TO INCREASE ARMY BY
10000 HEN At ONCE
Censorship is So Strict Little News
Can Be Had From the Troops
Near Mexico
.FoRcEs ARE ABouT READY
Indications Point to Everything Being
in Readiness fer the Advance
When II Is Ordered

Ledger Special
Washington, March 1.-The entire
mobile army Of the United Stsses i'm
mediately is to be placed on a war
footing with 10000 additional men.
The recruiting Of the army to fun
strength win cover every branch Of
the service, with the single exception
Of the coast artillery.
Congress late Tuesday was stir
red by the sudden and uaantieipated
request Of the President for author
ity to place the army On a war basis.
The response was quick and en-
phatie. With only 3 single negative
vote, thst Of Representative Meyer
London, Socialist member from New
York, the House granted the request
ed authority BY the enactment Of a
priveledged resolution providing for
an increase in the regular military
establishment Of approximately twen-
ty thousand men. The Senate, today,
unanimously adopted the same resO-
luton.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-03-16
Dreamed shrimps win c.I.,,,

Dreamed shrimps With Celery.
] can shrimps
" cupful diced celery
Ia cupfuls milk
y cupful celery-liquor.
3 tablespOOnfuls -four.
= tablespOOnfuls butter Of buttofin
" teaspoonful salt
y teaspeOnfuI pepper.
Cook the celery till tender in waite,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-03-16

attend my entertainment 1t Can
.relrS Booster Store Saturday Is.
Trade there and give me coupons.
0siD d2wl.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-03-16

mesdames M. II. Murphy and W. II.
brown have returned from a pleasant
visit in Kansas City.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-03-16

We do Picture Framing, offering the
largest apd best selections Of mould
iiggs together with best Workmanship
and lowest Eiees.-Craddoek's d2w1,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-03-16
Bran Buns.

l-quart bran.
1-pint -four.
1-pint sweet milk,
teaspoon baking powder. ...
1-egg.
S-tablespoons molasses.
Tablespoon melted butter.
Pinch Of salt.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-03-16

THE removal Of the winters accu-
mutation of mud on South jefferson
street would prove a days divertis-
ment for the city street workers and
inspire to spring house cleaning.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-03-16

Mrs. G. L. Blanks and daughter,
Miss Dorothy Blanks, are visiting in
Webster Groves.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-03-16

Jnston White, is home from a bus
mess trip to cherryyille, Kansas,
where he has been on business.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-03-16

Mrs. E. F. Elliott went to Columbia
Thursday to attend a recital at steph-
ems College.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-03-16

Ross Wagner, manager Of the local
H~aas-Lieber Grocery Co. branch, Is
! riding around In a new Ford runabout.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-03-16

The Hoxsey & sunon ao0l !
received a shipment OF "i''
Dodge cars Friday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-03-16

WINDOW SHADES all sizes
Lowest priees.-Craddock's d2w1.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-03-16

Special big values in Pencil tablets
and all school suppIies-craddock's
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-03-16

Mrs. L. I. johnson visited relatives
in Columbia this week.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-03-16

+ wANTED'-Good AudrsiS
farm in exchange for sr,t
erN in Columbia, No. 60
n 9Th St, Columbia, Mo. n
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-03-16

3. q. KEENAN,, Of Laddoul''
this city Thursday on business, !. 4
G. A. Barnes is in Chicago Z
mess. -
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-03-16

TO LoAN-HOme moDs,
real estate security. In ..v
Up e $4,000. Dan H. ca9s s.'
fice over Southern Bank.
Tues m..n
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-03-16

WANrED'-To buy a .1,i
and lot or small farm ''A
Office box, 2Ss. '''N
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-03-16

W~ANIEp-TO hear from :,
good farm for sale. ssra
and description. D. p d., s'
polls, MINI.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-03-16

For Rent;--A good farm :,
Five room house and oat.o.
Can at Jesse Franklin :
Mexico Mo-, or address 4
City a
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-03-16

For saIe'-A good si,,.,
and hall. Barn and op,s,1
by l2o feet Of ground
zo7 =. Bolivar 81. uA
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-03-16

| For sale-Nicc three
s two lots close to South ~ ~
$1,000. Apply *" Lsd,. "a
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-03-16

AZ miles north Buell. y ssr
Y. G Shaw, MiddletOVr : Y
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-03-16

Regular S. to So Value
Made to your measure. ~ guaranteed.
Only $1.00 if you accept this offer while It
lasts. Come and select your fabric now and
let us take your measure. Only $l.OO buys this stylish
na;r Of trousers if YOU order your spring suit from us,
and the pants will double the life of the suit. DON'T
PUT THIS OFF. COME QUICK. Get in on this
big SPECIAL Offer.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-03-16
Taffeta for Dresses and
Taffeta for 'Fitrite'
Petticoats

Right when this material has be-
come nor scarce and hard to get
fashion has decreed taGeta its most
favored fabric, taaeta, for those quaint
old fashioned dresses again in vogue
taffeta for pettieoats to give the skirt
the decided flare II must fashionabIy
have.
Contracting for its, supply many
months ahead, the great factory at
which
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-03-16
FARMERS EycplS
ADS in this column
line each insertion. 81, 4
line. w Saa

FOR SALES S,,..
oak timbered land aag
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-03-16
MADE TO MEASURE

We will give you a perfect fit. We guarantee that %Snaoo
All rich, fine materials and most skilled tailoring. DZU
Don't take the suit unless I'll exactly right when you
get il. This is a smashing bargain opportunity to save money on a
genuine JOHN HALL Madeto-Measure Suit and to get a SIS to So
pair Of pants. doubling the life Of your suit, for only $500. Snap this
opportunity right up. COME EARLY.
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-05-19
TAKE 1T TO THE LAUNDRY.

Every once in while some party
With a real or imaginary grievance
against existing conditions takes a
punch at this paper for not taking up
arms on his side and welding the
cudgel of publicity in his behalf. And
in a majority Of cases, when his case
is investigated and the facts ascer-
tanned it is found that the grievance
Is purely imaginary, or else one easily
adjusted in an amicable manner.
Now why, in the name of justice
and common sense, should a paper be
expected to fight the private quarrels
|of individuals in community. A
paper is supposed to be representative
of the best interests of community.
It's statements editorially are not sup
posed to represent the views Of any
one class in particular, and nine times
out Of ten do not represent the per-
sonal preferences of the editor. The
main idea is to make q paper read
able; to have something in it for
everyone. BY catering to one class
alone you would soon have the sup
port OF that one class. Did we print
all the vituperation and abuse we
were requested to print we would be