The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1917-10-12
LITTLE WILLIE" WAR; BREAKS OUT AGAIN.

Our friend, Little Willie" Ward breaks into print again.
att lsd;s to give because we DO not believe }t6st Pat allowed
first paragraph Of his aforesaid epistles readeth as follows:
Duroe hogs, White ! 4 ac orbhin n ON e Chickens q fs and q aq 1etis eo = eais ans
h Sas w 1n see be s'G ives g NOV W what Sh atm in the h.; name Of Jack Robinson
ANYBODY 1,, else running for the Senate. But we opine that
as ast one of the "t ts tiyn gt to pose g as a a horny handed led, son Of toll"
a r year rage: ago ne was out galavanting over this congressional dis
and if he is "just a plain farmer with but little means. he most
s sSicFea.y in mas sba got o "a start Of q fine breed Of hogs and of fine
1t; Takes money money up this way to buy Durocs and White Or
p pm Z It ai;s Billie; you'll have to back up again: You can not
Greeks coming to the farmers with gifts, too many have essayed
didates for CONGRESS e t on as s smS ot 5nsnss about Rs as well ! as ex,ean.
that after Mr.. Ward got such a drubbing in his race for Con.
to tons; Is;1 70 Wills VIII s;.t that t., we heard you say this in that race. q am
SAID nc otherwise Sc We presume that little Willie knows lust as
as he did that race for Congress S"s 81 wh n bbe e harS StStes Ser Senate e
precinct in the whole district. nc """s aff'e a
ing a state Of war. While in the swatting t business ness II he o might
y I wat every other member of the lower house of Con
ninety-six United States Senator's and every Senator fl from tn
South save alone his idol. for the same thing.
Little Wilies" judgment, and his attitude towards his
government gives grounds for suspecting that he has added the
learned t to hi hide e0 his he saI' in the sn san nke a tn situd famoq tbs bird d. has
him fail to realize the world is moving and that what might
Criminal eaTs Sfe tod Sse a9d il RrSpsf "a y sn jones' agS w snd 1d be 2 smits 81
Jones' thinks se pssD" tro sstlsn IS im iD sSch b sn extent 1snts that Bill 81
chned, he therefore goes in search of a Justice of the neace for
protection and to have John Smith placed under a peace bond
hut when he reaches home, on his return from the office Of the
magistrate he finds Smith there, and that he has cursed his
VIE ana brutally whipped one of his children, thereupon Jones
lays aside his peaceful robe he wore to visit the Justice Of the
peace, ana proceeds to do justice to John Smith. Now would
any Ialr-mlnded, Just man censure Jones for not being neacaful
when the other fellow would not let him? Would Jones he
charged with "changing?" N' "
Yes, Governor Glynn of New York. Pat Harrison. John
Sharp Williams. Senator Pomerine of Ohio and hundreds of
other speakers throughout the country went up and down the
land in 1916 and preached peace and commended President
Wilson for the patience and the forebearance he had shown.
and the fact that. up to then, in spite of the veXinp and tr,;po
situation, he had kept his country out of war; but the very fact
that these speeches were made, the very fact that Wilson show
ed such extraordinary tolerance and forebearance was CON
strued in Germany as a certain sort of weakness and cowardice
and prompted the German kaiser to multiply his atrocities and
insults to the point where Wilson, representing a brave and
honorable people, could not longer bear them.
1t is indeed a pity that a man of the fine social qualities
Of the generous nature and exceptional moral stamina of Mr.
Ward will get his brain SO befuzzled when it comes to public
men and public measures.