Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-08-06

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= sVictory Lhis Ia1s OF me lnues
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CUISINES nOneS!y ana prudence
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OF Peae anu pros"
pcriVy.
II feel that the Independent editors
are to he comnlimented mon the work
done Nv them dmrine the mast years
The time viii come. 7 confidentiy be-
lieve when the peonie will accord TO
these men att least q, a Of the
commemorative to which thew nre
Justly entitled. During the last four
years While the political seas have
been running high: with all the Bit
terness Of this political Conflict. it
especially for the owners and editors
Of papers IN the towns and smaller
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l oelleve we al tne neeo
~ collillunIty co-operauon MOI only
tav o.opeIaup % we cltizens OF the
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f. rme nna ~ iahan u1s tne
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tha last vear' tha' sorn, "ne1' az IN
ers So .tfe Lay laooI-
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ana 'onnosi+inn - q p = ~ u!ttelness
hn,,,ett oad ~ d ulsposleloh 10
rao1iae 49, 5saa onS-cah Iedul4y
mist have oT haoa aud me SITUATION
:. editors and 1ee - Ao" solte VI tnese
mist boua Vmnole ~
@Esnac;sr 1880 - ~ Iiter tne assault.
nor;od 49, " oT 80 Itue uuring the
p luane "aen a.! legai publication
i tion an v,bon y s eLs ieasue LAC.
s,orrbt - % !, ups .nis Metnod !,
fo;t5s', ~ ettoEs Kept press
;ntorasts ~ tha pe.soia! uesires ano
,,nSai+he, - e'ie co~Hsro!llhs ciique' bu'
~ ene tueais ol tne press
People Owe Debt.
"rha Indonondant &c..
neonia - fn tha torces n the
rratituda fnr tha seh you oeot ol
IN during th;s ner;ed Soa nave pu,
7 am sure that 20, aHu ~ tetuIt
to The ssra 49, s.tso teet sratetu
fighters for 10 ina Sanu1sl lolces ane
did ass;ef, nna 49, s;vel SUI. ep!eH'
ah1a m~nnaro,n' J. s"atns Inns lntoler'
fer onditipnS LIZ ~ pfo'hotins pet
/ A we hava Waived
e worl,'in tha nos valueu your splendlt
fi,t1,ra The paon W. neeu = Icr IN
~ Enou, pSop.s ~ our state 1neet
th;nL 80 1913 auu sVIteL1nles,
Tn anv awa,t ! val. 70 KnoW then1
nronnvon ~ III sure thaI a !ars'
to know Tho +r,,th a 1919 teatly uesir'
= barahv az t,,s+ r ~ ana 70 oe governed
hat il is the . tr,,th es , peGoane. saI1sIae'
fore IL is ~ ~ now, a. ne
Of tho ndonan pnatt.ess ano browns
tr,,th ~ tbpenaSit press 70 carry TN
well, especially in view ~ eh .asn, : :;
ty Of feeling and the antaeonism i,
the minds Of so many, to use moo ara
ton in statement, to impress folk
. with the feeling that 1t is our desir,
!, as independents, not to villify. abus
, and call names, but to correct certain
evils existing, to bring to our stat,
certain benefits desired and great,
needed. and to promote in every wa;
possible the prosperity of the stat,
and the happiness Of its people. In thi
work, facts must be presented. and tn,
facts as they exist today will neces
: sarily be very unpleasant reading +,
those who are responsible for thei
existence. But in making u state
. ments, I believe that we can afford t,
:, be moderate and to under-state ad
= verse facts and conditions and thu
, to give the faction in power the ben
j, eft Of the doubt. So much evil ha
~ been done to the state by the presen
: administration and by those POLITICAL,
: affiliated with it, that we can afrort
= to discount the facts and the statistic
= by from rs to SO per cent and still
: leave the result such that If HE neo
9 pie would but open their ewes an,
= sufficient to sweep the present admin
: istration out of office by a tremendou
! majority.
Toxes are u;cb
!, ~ our axes are very nlgn ana ougn
~ We teouceu anu solneGnnes we ar
= prone 70 psoiu!se DIS CUR nrsI remed;
q sreae fg SnIi m Iaxes. ! nellev
~ Tho scnre 7 hone thet ma c,e ~
duce taxes Immediately and greatly
Yet when l see the tremendous bur
: den thai they have piled upon us an,
( the number of purposes for which
large amounts of money will have +
.. be used in order to straighten out tn,
tangle, I fear that it may be a yea
} or two before there will be any ma
terial reduction in the tax burden
There is one thing, however, that ca1
be promised with confidence and as
surance and that is rigid onomy ant
a strong curtailment Of expense
wherever it can be done without r.
pudiating any of the debts and b
cations of the state, or any of tn.
promises made to the people. The ex
penses Of running the state admins