The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1918-03-07
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WashingtonPost.-Th old fashion.
ed January thaw" has been sunk
without g trace. .f r 4. .#
d st .:.Lolusa Globe Democ England
fully realizes it is at war, with such
a regular. list Of casualties. ! 4,
= Detroit Free Press.-The German
people begin to show signs Of doubt
ing that God is really working in a
Prussian uniform. q
Minneapolis y7Joqynal.-Well, any,
how, our warsdepaftment has a pic
ture Of a prospective machine-gun
that is a perfect dandy. "
New York World.-For his remain
ing holidays, DR.. Garfield ought to col.
laborate with the weather man as
we'll as with the coal man.
Washington Post It'll take old Doc
Garfield some time to figure out the
fraction of lump per capita saved
by the heatless days. ~.
st. Paul Pioneer sR1ess.--Ah toNbe
a. fish, freeze solid in a cake of ice
and let the rest Of the world worry
about coal shortage and loss of wages.
Washington Post.-With Washing
ton placed in the dry column, it will
be difficult for some congressman to
sit tight in sober situation.
St. Louis Globe Democrat. For
ways that are dark and tricks that
are vain, the heather Chinee had
nothing on the Pan-Germanists. r.
Cincinnati Commemorative dan
ger is that, if this thing keeps up,
Nick Romanoff will begin to look
pretty good to the Russians by COM
parison.
Providence Bulletin.-With the mil
itary census, the army questionaires
and the income tax returns at his dis
posal, Uncle sam should be intimately
acquainted with his nepheWs' affairs.
Louisville Courier.Journal.- BY get,
ting rid of the German orchestra lead
ers in America we improve our edu-
cation to the extent that German
orchestra leader is by no means a
necessity.
Munsey's Magazine. The tendency
of mankind has been to move in the
direction of democracy, and Germany
will some day step into line-always
assuming of course, that she does not
win this war.
Toledo Blade.-One great difficulty
that seems to confront the Bolshevik:
leaders is to sell out Russia and at
the same time give the deal the ap-
pearaince OF patriotic transaction.
Providence Journal-The Bolshevik
German peace conference has struck
Just such snag as might have been
expected in the transaction Of any
business when both parties are .un-
trustworthy. :s#
Country Gentleman 49, That little
heap Of bones whitening beside ffke
pathway to success was once an op-
timist who expected to become rich
enough to pay off the national debt
by raising ginseng.
New York Telegraph.-The crown
prince is quoted as saying he expects
to visit Canada after the war, which
is the first intimation we have had that
a prison camp for incorrigibles is to
be established in the Dominion.
New York Telegram.-H. Bigelow,
Cincinnati pacifist, says he was horse
whipped because of his opposition to
Ohlo's vested interests" Guess that's
right. One of the Buckeye states
vested interests Is loyalty.
St. Louis Globe-Democrat,-Mis.
sissippi's unqualified ratification of
the federal dry amendment is consid-
cradle evidence that states rights
sentiment is as dead as many have
suspected it to be for so years. ~.
Seattle Times.-Denmark and Nor
way have officially recognized the Re-
public Of Finland. Finland may have
the pleasure someday Of sending re-
ciprocal greetings to the republics of
Denmark and Norway-and possiblv
Germany. as we'll.
st. Paul Pioneer Press.-The Sin
Felners of Ireland don't seem to be
able to understand. as the Finlanders
Of Russia don't understand, that their
political independence wouldn't be
worth a: picayune without first the
suppression Of Prussian military au-
tocracy. ~. ~. ~
GOOD COUNTY SEAT ROAD
Enderlin Independent: A. plan is,
on font IN h,,i1d q y>a,,,,. c-n-A