The Redwood gazette., 1917-05-30

ZETTE. REDWOOD FALLS, MINNESOT
What did you do after you bought your
Liberty Bond?
Help yourself to a Liberty bond; take
a whole lot-take two.
Gov. Burnquist has set aside SlO,000
to remodel and improve the Old capitol
building. Has the state that much money!
Gods in His Heaven
Ais right with the world-and just
because His Heaven seems particularly
far away these days, doesn't make thlngs
any the less right.
Why doesn't someone suggest the paste
ing of the American flag upon the VINO
shields of automobiles. That's hne pa
triotic idea that doesn't seem TO nave o.
Cured to any one yet.
One farm iournal-a real one evidently
ADVISES its readers to "plant every acre,
no matter how small" We suppose Il an
acre is only few square feet IN area thaC
it should still be planted.
What this country needs is not food
restriction. but price restriction. The
sunnlv is abundant, but prices are pro-
hibitive.-Rock County Herald
What's the answer, Editor MoreauX.
We are going to be away al this week
and mavbe some more Will anyone who
has anv special desire to kill the editor
kindly drop in during our absence-he
will be we'll taken care OF.
Get anv possible notion that a Liberty
BOND is a charitable institution, out OF
vour head. It's not a donation, but an IN
yestment. Don't get the idea you are CIV
ing ANYTHING away when you purchase
one.
One MINNEAPOLIS man asks exemption
because he is the eldest Of seven children,
another because he is member OF the
Y. M. C. A., third because he expects,
at some future date, to enter the ministry.
It takes man to find genuine, plausible
excuse.
From our exchange we read Of many
garden thefts We protest against such
OoSSCTdLIOu.
steals trash" but he who steals my onions
steals that on which depends my future
and so does me an Infinite and lrre1nldl-
able wrong.
The Lamberton Star threw out hint,
in it's issue Of May II, that Hon. A. j.
Praxel had 'went and got married Just
a hint, but a most curiosity-raislng one.
Then the Star, in it's issue Of May "a never
mentioned the matter-never satisfied the
curious-n1inded the least bit. That's what
we call plain newspaper cussedness.
Don't let the amount the "other fellow
is expending in war bonds influence you
A lot of men are not purchasing at all II
proportion to the valuation of their prop
ertv and income, but that doesn't excuse
YOU from doing your biggest best. You
don't need to slack and siouch just be-
cause the man worth three times as much
as YOU are has laid down on the job.
Speaking of exemptions, the only peo-
pie, in our opinion, who are justly exempt
from the purchase of bond, are the chill
dren too young to earn money and the
lads who are stalking their lives in this
big game By no power of reason or JUS
tice. can we make it seem justiiable for
us with even the smallest earning capa-
city to wriggle out from this responsible
ity.
Don't ever pass up a chance to talk tc
a man. no matter who he is."-Larry Ho
Poor advice, Larry! We tried the ex-
pertinent once-on the train-the woman
in the seat ahead was the mans wife
she didn't want to talk to him-neithel
did she want us to-she had red hair ano
greenish sort of eyes-never again!
The Times regrets exceedingly to
have to record the fact that George
Chamberlain has been compelled to