Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1917-03-23
engage in Touring mills, packing plant.

engage in Touring mills, packing ,,a,,,
s. j. +. 1s. Constitutions, a.nendn.n.
authorizing the state to increase hnr
bonded o indsbtedns E; aod for Z development "o of
hs s. s ;. r. e. Il Me q ;eeG; 49, consr~.. ~
place one member from his state ON tho No
board to determine whether or MOI, Inc
dams IN this state should be given the
s. J. r. H.. Acknowledging congress IN
permit loans by postal savings banks d.
rect to school districts. '"
II. j.. r. II. Permitting cal,ing in -
outside Judges In cases where members
OF the supreme court are Interested n,
cases.
ii. j. r. 9. Cutting out the provision ~
the state constitution which prohibits ,haa
state from engaging in internal Improve,
ments.
II. j. r.. 8. Mem~orializing congress 10
develop the water powers of the Missouri
river through the reclamation, service.
a.; !: X; .; submitting to q vote a con-
of the governor to $500; supreme court
judges to $500: circuit judges and attor-
ney general to $3.50; and other state ofh-
II. j. n. 49,. Providing for the pub.ica-
ton In the 1917 session laws OF the acts
Of the special session of tie legislature
II. j. r.. IA. Permitting long time pay-
ments on state school lands. with d tenth
AOWI anu q SIiLh al IuluIe oates To ln
ii. j. r. II. Submitting to a vote tho
amendment to the constitution perrnitting
for taxation purposes.
H.. J. r. Is. Memorializing congress TO
establish some reasonable Inc OF division
between state and federal taxing powers.
and favortng a special congress- OF inter
ested state representatives to discuss this.
Tho Old Green Sash.
Fetch me ould green sash. Ann Dugan.
Place 1t with me Sunday cio'es.
There beside me sprig av shamrock
Sent from where tn shamrock grows.
Press tn wrinkles from ma sash. Ann.
Make it SOS tn folds will! lay
Close upon tn breast thot loves 1t,
Wears 1t. too. Stint Pathrick's day.
I'm t rode a horse, m%avournesn.
Up where all TIL world can see
How me heart stiM clings to Erin,
Land av our nativity.
oh. yen be. thot proud, Ann Dug.n.
Whln We see ME prancin' by.
Thot within yer heart Yell whisper:
There's me Irish proide an j'y.."
Shure. ye'll see TIL Sheas and si,arkeys,
With thin Kelly fri'nds av moline.
Passin' word along tn c%urbstone:
There comes Dugan: Amt he
foine?"
How Yer lear ould heart will flutter
TIL tn tears and laughter clash.
Then YEN hear yer own self sayin':
"Sllure twas me thot tied tn sash!'
Though tn years roll on. Ann Dugan,
An ne hair crows deeper gray.
Still hot dear Ould sash I'll cherish
nYll ~ ~ CsSr% -. .l-,
So Far Away.
1t is so very, very far
From breakfast time to Fast Asleep
The mountains in the orchard are
Sc very. very high and steep
The fences that ] can not climb
[ have to go around to play.
And that's SO very far, sometime
l fear that l shall lose my way.
The water i'm the horses trough
Is like the ocean blue to me,
With apple blossoms sailing off
1t tires one to watch the sea.
When mother calls me in from play
And tells me \ must wash ana go
An errand, that's so far away
1 guess that you could never know.
The kitchen steps are high for nc
The cookie Jar is up SO tall!
They didn't mean that they should be
For little folks like me at all.
And when I go to bring the COW
l have to go so far thai then
The sun, that shines so bright now,
Is gone when l get back again.
So when you slap to think of it
How tiny are our steps, and stow
That little Children tire So!
John ID. Wells in the Buffalo News.
To America.
And is It war at last? So long You waited,
Holding yourself aloof, though unafraid.
There was no country, league. nor race
you hated;
And still o watched. still your
handa were STAYED