The Redwood gazette., 1918-01-09

men all beyond draft age, would like to help him.
LIE Sueur Herald.
Speaking of the war, as between defeat and
hell it would be toss up which would be the
worse.-Fairmont Sentinel.
If a newspaper is worth so little that it must
be sold below cost, it is drug on the market
Murray County Herald.
Talk about steam rollers, they lesser
microbes when compared with the colossal wad-
ding tanks of the British army-Princeton Union.
The muskrat who built his house with the idea
that we are to have mild winter, will get cold
surprise right off the ice-St. Cloud Journal
Press.
Headline in city paper Gins to Elect Presi-
dent" This looks like fish story, but we'll
take chance and nominate Bullhead for the
Minnesota Farm Review
The Governor of South Carolina met the Gov
ernor of North Carolina met at army canton
ment the other day and remarked, "Nice weather
we're having" g."-Mnneapolis Journal.
Sans soldier and the famed Hinderburg cline"
has no more meaning to him than has section
line" in his home country.-Mesaba Ore.
We can find time and the means and the labor
to keep our roads up to the standard of efficiency.
We MUST if large part of our energy is not
to be wasted.-Wadena Poneer-Journal
Learn to give. Don't worry about what the
other fellow is giving and how he is going to
pay for it. Donate generously yourself and then
you won't have to worry about the other fellow
Lake Wilson Pilot
Dear Ernie Lundeen of Minneapolis is still
agin US. He paired with another congressman
in opposition to the vote of war against Austria
There is nothing that be done to him for
another year, but just wait.-Wheelock's Weekly
For three horse hitch of balky trouble max
ers. Mayor Van Lear, Robert La Toilette and
James Manahan have got everything backed off
the boards. Ye Gods has America always got
to have such unnecessary citizens ?-Albert Lea
Times Enterprise.
There are some folks who now talking very
strongly in favor of barring the Germany Ian
guage from use in this country who would bit
terly oppose any move to prohibit sauerkraut,
limburger, pumpernicke, pretzels and strikes, the
greater the quantity of lager beer.-Mankato Re
view.
The greater the number of those she-n -nuisances
the suffragettes-who go on hunger food which
may be conserved. Let US hope that they con-
tinue their course until they become so exhausted
hot t0 cpfO
Union.
If the government can protect the purchaser
against the profiteer in times of cannot the
government protect the purchaser against the
profteer in times of peace? Possibly the
has brought about solution of one of the great
est economic problems of all the ages. Let US
hope so.-Farmont Sentinel.
One good result of the present will be that
it will teach the people of this country to be
full and economical. For fifteen years or more
prior to the beginning of the war waste and ex-
travagance had riot in this country. It is high
time change is taking place.-Springfield Ad-
vance.
We saw some youngsters sitting down a
little hill and sliding down one day this week
The thought struck that the operation might
be little cool and damp for the part affected
but it is presumed the kids figured that it would
get warmed up when they got home.-Grano
Rapids Independent.
We folks out in the rural districts don't mind
food conservation. In fact we like it and are
responding cheerfully to the appeals of the gov
ernment officials but don't you forget it, we re-
sent the practices of the middlemen who have
been guilty of gross criminal practices for nc
other purpose than to make possible the manipu-
lation of higher prices-Renville Star-Farmer