Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1919-10-03

ing 'os G te League 81 nations he let it
a aaGn for Americans: 9hstever.
maY he Was
Immigration, but the whole trend OF
his statement. reading between the
iiberiies as and ada privileges under the con-
quoted George Washington. Thomas
Bailey Bale! s Of Texas t to prove it. And then
he waxed sympathetic over the sorrows
Of the man who was stigmatized as
labyrinth Of words Concerning this i,
nss nothfneMunless: Biz fof the sup
Of those thus Of epgnen IS that
esteemed i. g: has the gubernatorial
bee and that he would not reject the
Of the Men +" divde tbat subj
port with Frank Ellsworth. who made
his bid some months ago: and, so far
as the public knows. is still waiting for
Tssiy worries me to find s. S,d %a 10y
s fhs sop } % "a aSMnle st al
and Frank-have captured the d repu ab IL
can organization can assure t6 6er sah he
such residue-that there is still room
for them in the democratic party. which
n the Post M Spec is PgV
leges to None" "
Governor Lynn, ;: Frazier, Of North nt
san meeting in Dakota county 1t 1 this
ed states If that that
arate party. state and national, BY
which they will nominate candidates
and play in their own backward. It viii
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leaders. They fear that the SUPPOSE
ton is too good, to be true and the
question of an elimination conyentlo eta
is again being The ony
t treubi Ra' With this Scheme IS that it
won't work. Frank Ellsworth has an
ference Ference of this characteE; and i is TAX
en- for granted that Tom Frankson
would be equally hesitant in the matter
mercies Of schmahi. Preqs. ct al. who
and undoubtedly would double team
once-for the elimination of outsiders
have we no eG pappticular troGble in getting a
ti;taipi in tn the primarieg: TIE only
thing that is worrying the Barklses rs IS
confide in them as to who its candl.
date will be. There is suspicion that
oscar Keller, congressman from>-the
4th district will be the man. 1t seems
such pity, just after we set through
the World War, that the gentle dove of
peace will not consent to bring an
olive-branch into the troubled repuoll-
can cote.
When Senator Hiram Johnson !e1t
Minnesota for WashlnEdfon 1T was w {h 1n
until after the senate had acted H1,o upon on
votes. When he reached his destina-;
ton. however. he found that noses had
been counted and that the passage OF
the. amendment would he I'm imp es:n}or
will Immediately proceed to the COAST,
where he will endeavor to answer the
speeches made by President Wilson in
California Washington and other west
ern states. Possibly it is time that the
senator went home to repair his fences:
I notice by California dispatches that
five women members of the republican, a n
President Wilson. after hearing his S
now support the treaty without reser-
vations. Later she accepted member
ship on the executive committee &. Of the
eight prominent Californians, most OF
them republicans. wired Senator john
son that he was incorporating ms
league. Yes. obviously, it is advisable
Our republican friends down in Con-
gress are bestirring themselves to in
Vestigate and show to the people Of the
country the waste and extravagance OF
the democratic administration in IN i its
War Representative J. Y, Sanders of
Louisiana, has been investigating this
matter and ad as b all thngs
snd the Void WaF; .zd IL e. found {i ths !;
this country spent n,s5e for y: ga each man ma;
can War. which lasted one year, with
practically no serious fighting, while
in the World War this country spent
whom served more than two years and
only few for a shorter period than
three months; In making this showing
did the job for so little money if the
Mckinley administration record is
ee due As up by Mr. are ason
ishing: This war Vas waged upon
such magnificent scale. as Compared
Mth ts bt that tho eo ntue
man would have been four or five
times as great. I do not believe that
the republican congress will make any
cratic extravaganza during the war,
but no doubt they will make the at
tempt-which reminds me that at the
close of the Spanish war the St. Paul
Pioneer Press complained bitterly that
the democrats were inclined to do what
the republicans are doing now; trying
to show extravaganza and wastefu1 ex-
penditure of money during the war.
the nay gTe% ered hf fdf
winning the war they would be per-
fectly willing to assume all response
bility for plumbers made in so doing
1 have no doubt that the democrats will
be equally willing to assume that atti-
tude at this time with regard to the
World War. DEMOS.
DUTY.
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