The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1917-06-20

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know who he is.
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Never give yourself away-everybody will
find you out quick enough.
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Can you tell why a man who pays his debts
never has any to pay?
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Did YOU ever stand off and hear some people
laugh? It is amusing!
Get up at six tomorrow and look the sun in
the facets easy to do then.
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One of the best things about rain is that you
have to stay indoors and read.
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With an American general in London the war
ought to begin to move along.
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The cry to-day for the nation is "Your money
or your life." Which shall it be?
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Gen. Wood predicts a long war, but we hope
not. The general is right, however.
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Business as usual to some fellows means that
they have to keep on borrowing money.
One thing we are glad of-we don't have to be-
lieve everything some newspapers publish.
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The u-boat bases were bombed the other day.
Almost a kind of torpedo raid from the air.
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Secretary Lansing seems to have his own
ideas about what the people ought not to know.
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The fact that Dublin rebels killed a police SER
geant this week doesn't help the Irish question.
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The world has not yet come to an end; neither
has the wars which are scheduled for all time.
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Things ought to be all right in Russia after a
few days. The American commission is on hand.
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Pay your debts-your money belongs to the
other man until all credits extended you are paid
Trees help the town, and it is a good thing
to encourage their grown and protect the ones we
have.
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When you consider how many chances the av-
erage boy takes it's a wonder he ever lives to tell
the story.
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The president has urged Congress to rush the
food measures. That is one thing that Congress
doesn't do.
Premier Lloyd-Geo is leaving the Irish ques-
ton to the Irish and it begins to look like they will
leave it to him.
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War or no war. some people must have their
profit and it begins to look like food spectators
are among them.
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The japanese and American advisers to the
Chinese emperor have given conflicting advice.
Maybe this is prophetic.
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Turkey is cut off from the lands of the outside
world, and we haven't heard anything from Gen.
Maude for some time.
The favorite dance this winter will be the
waltz, fox trot and o~ne-step. But in politics it
will be the side step. 4
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The French Parliament has voted 453 to IS
that the peace at the end Of the war must bring
A~lsace-Loraine to France.
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A lot of people have religion like a suit of
clothes. They know it when in church but forget
all about it on the streets.
Baseball is having q bad day with the war
in the forefront. Maybe it will have q better
time behind the battlefront. M
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President Wilson wants the power to- place a
price on foods If it becomes necessary. Something
win have to be done soon.
The way the magician used to get rabbits out
Of his hat has nothing to do with what seed cata-
logues get out of the ground.
San Salvador's destruction from an earthquake
or volcano seems to have been done with the Sc
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