The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-08-09
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M Hello, John, heard the news7 The school tsachsr
has lust licked the tarsout Of an unruly pupil, and
everybody il talking about it-says he should have
whipped him long ago. 5Ss 4&5 N s.s Il
Il a aGood enough 81 hope he laid it On good and
heavy Boys are getting to be smarter than their
parents, and it is time for them 70 be taught their
b proper place. ID n s
cts fine 81 you to look at 81 that way. joint
was your own boy he licked, commended re
first speaker 34. s I'd. SSs:s 5 .. e. 81,
...What's that? whipped ny boy, did he7 III
Y smash his Internal face for him, will. No upstart
\ 81 4 teacher can lay hands \ on my boy and ST.
away with it, is$2s, rs$ f IA II M ,R@$5 3
..s Il makes difference who gets the licking.
a citizen met the editor of 4 paper On the street
one day. @ s II y. !, IN 1yS
with disappearing frown. fs ~ oung y: got INTO
brawl and beat another boy up and YOU didn't say
\ 4 word about it in the paper Such things snould
be given full publicity in order to suppress
rowdyisna," he resumed. s s@#stIs .,g r
a few weeks later his own son was rounded up
ia d juvenile scrape, and he hunted the editor "
hurry. 4 i5g S5s,5: = Il, J. .
.Don't say anything in the paper about that little
escapade of the boys" he pleaded; 1T was only
a lark, and boys will be boys, you know. 1. t$
4s. It makes difference whose boy is involved Z.
T Young ladv had numerous admirers, and caused
each one to believe that he was the favored q
them ALL Each in time proposed, and was strung
along with half promises. ~ *" = IN q: $
n The Young men dropped onto her game, quletly
faded away, and left her without single adrnirer
other young men having been told OF her dupnclty
=. eMen% are tickle and the worst deceiySEs ever
and hate them all, she walled in her loneliness
"The idea of all Of those men proposing TO me
and then leaving like that! Men have no no e'sS
at ALL i - |95Il s% 3: Js%4 ..s
And it makes difference who does the decelvlns
I'd 5.rIow are fried potatoes handled" asks news-
paper auerist elbow is bacon handled ~ How =
Leaf lettuce handled?" And the cruel answerer-ot-
questions replies sterny that handled u
not the word to use in that connection they should
all be eaten with the fork. "A good many OF "
who have struggled with leaf lettuce and 9. fork
wish the alLbut- omniscient lady had been more
specific. 5,. - = =, .-s>< =. < T. 4
Yes, the things we want most are those that are
hardest to get. When we hear people talk OF the
price Of clothing, we Immediately want q new
suit. If it's the soaring of sugar they menuon'
we have yearning for sweets, and II It's the hlen
cost of living in general we get as hungry as 2
Bear and look around to see what else we want.
You, too. = =. @3. a., >>4. ~ #E
s:S% New Orleans structural iron worker took his
FIVE months old baby out on~a girder on the four
teenth story Of a new skyscraper and held 1t IN
his arms while a frightened preacher performed
the christening ceremony. They got their names
= IL print. but not in this Sheet j. II >S@
$&f "A bolt Of lightning stripped the shoes from a
Mississippi yvoman's feet without as much as even
scorching her silk stockings. + they were Of the
I new tangled chicken wire mesh variety we can
readily understand why even q bolt of lightning
would pass them by. {. =: es5 Z :ts%ssf<. a.. =
y = A Fremont, Neb, man punched another fellow
ON the Jaw, knocked him end fol, end, fractured
the jaw, and was warmly thanked by his victim.
It was prompt and effective method Of separating
him from live wire which he had grasped and
could not let CO. & - ~ T y ~ \ q==
r England loves France, and France loves England,
and they both love u.s. and we just dote on them,
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