The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1920-07-01
SEARCHLIGHT TELLS you
INSIDE NEWS OF CAPITOL

Readers of the tribute to the Non
partisan league by Lynn Haines may
be interested in the magazine which
he publishes at Washington. The
Searchliyh: - - n.1Hthlv edited hsv
Lynn Haines, secretary Of the Ma.
t:onal Voters league, by Henry Ray
mond Mussey, former managing editor
of the New York Nation, Lincoln Col
cord, and other we'll known men who
write with authority upon the leading
questions OF the day. The Search
lights staff constitutes of the
greatest tr%uth-telling machines that
has ever been assembled by any maya
zine, and turns the bright. white light
of publicity into the dark corners in
Washington and reveals to the people
what is being done there.
Besides this, it discusses authorita-
lively the big industrial questions that
must be solved quickly and correctly,
if America is to go forward and not
backward. 1t is published monthly at
1877 Woodward Building, Washington,
D. c. The subscription price is $500
a year.
o o 1900 % 80 @ o i.
9 In this crisis of world affairs, ::
o an agricultural league such as .
9 the N%onpartisan League, is of the Q
o greatest importance in the recon- .
9 struction Of society. The wonder Q
9 full record Of this league, in the o
o face Of the confusion elsewhere, Q
9 gives US the hope that its present o
. achievements are but the har- Q
o bingers of yet greater ccom Q
8 pIishments. 1t has solved the Q
o problems of agriculture more 9
o eqitabIy for the producers and 9
o efficiently for the consumers than 9
@ anything in the world Of Geo.. 9
9 Monies SO far. 9
o The Nonpartisan League is de- 6
o serving of the fullest support 9
o from every American for the 6
o lives Of thousands-the very we'll 6
o being of our Acknowledgements On 3
@ the immediate proper and just 9
o handling of the agricultural ques- g
o ton.
8 In it's organization the League .
o has shown keen knowledge Of the 6
. principles involved and splendid {
o ability in applying those prin- 4
10 ciples to the situation in the {
9 Northwest. To my mind it is {
o most obvious that by organizing {
o, and sticking the farmers will win. {
o In truth it is their duty to them (
o selves and to the world to put {
o over the League program.-Rev. {
10 Father Martin o'Donaghue, Cath (
10 Ollie educator and economist. (
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The Chinaman In preparing te'
places q pinch Of leaves In a Chimes
teacup, which is without q handle
pours boiling water over them an
places the cover on the. cup. In
few seconds the tea is ready for drink
ing; the covered cup is raised to tn
mouth, and, with the fingers of tn
hand holding the cup, the lid Is move'
just sufficiently to permit the liqui,
to flow into the mouth as the cup /
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Every man has the same chance Il
the use of time. One may be taste
than another, but there are usual,
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the a c Many a tortoise has beatel
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that counts. Make the minutes huI
with well directed industry and yo'
have a profitable life in the making
It's every mans right to make tn
most of himself. He does this by hi
nsn a. tha rnfnntes.