The Elk Mountain pilot., 1922-08-17
SUNDAY NIGHT MUSINGS
By C. T. RAWALT

the average woman has served 100000 meals She has
beds; swept more than million square yards of floor
space and busted furniture enough to fill several
srubbng to be estimated less than $4,000
And yet there seems to be no let up in the number OF
Junction Sentinel
YES, all true, and think of things
to add to her list of virtues In that of time the
average woman has than thousand times
over the sick bed of husband and children Her tired
smoothed away suffering her weary have
rested while her dear suffered Her kind heart
has been wounded more times than we can tell by the
thoughtess ingratude of those for whom she only sought
to give life. She has found time extend her min
statons to the suffering in other families than her
has than any other agency helped to make this
world worth living in In vast majority of each
of these to the time when she bends with
breaking heart the death bed of child. Flesh of
her fesh firmly the tendrils of love enmeshed in
her being that the agonizing death for herself
would be Incompatible pleasure beside the pangs of the
moment her dear Thousands of years be-
fore Mary wept the clay of her slaughtered Son. Je
down through the to the present the girls
have been ready and willing submit to the yoke No
examples of their mothers have served to deter them and
thus has the scheme of Creation been retained On and
for other of time the girls will take their
sponsibties did their mothers before them The clip
above seemed to carry slight vein of humor The
tragedy of their lives to obiterate that
humor in mind.
1T is doubtful any other than Missouri would
endorse such man as Reed as Democratic candidate
will be called to when the general election rolls
e and % nat even m MS a1d au9r as s
approval We do not believe that the people of Missouri
the "show state. By the way we hope he goes up
and helps La Toilette again in the next few days he
nothing than Reeds treason to Democracy unless
it is his egotism-Manatee River Journal Florida.
Our friend Geo. Hosmer the paper to which the
above credited He fails realize Senator Reeds
endorsement is largely repudiation of Woodrow
Wilson than it is approval of Reed However. there is
little doubt that all the Union who steadasty
opposed the administration policy accurately reflect
ed the views of their constituents We recall
that Brother Hosmer always fortunate in selecting
political friends We recall vvidy in 1916 that he
enamored of Julius Gunter for We challenged
that selection and Hosmer said it expedient at that
time to nominate him. Hosmer lived regret his play
for expediency Now possibly he thinks expedent
still kowtow to Mr. Wilson We will always believe that
Reeds majority was hugely increased by the Wilson
tagonsm So far helping La Toilette is concerned
also hope he helps him if he No greater republican
lives today than La Toilette the unterred La Toilette
the giant friend of the common people,
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THE first article in the fourth of the
ona Jew Henry Fords series of Jew articles deals very
strongly with the liquor problem thoroughly monopo-
zed by the Jews before prohibition tells
recters secrets and explains the great difference
existing between actual whskey and that sold
of the bars of the country As matter of fact
drinking much worse whiskey than Millions
of gallons of liquor that dstilley vend-
ed and sold saloon bars and still the
hbition make that straight moonhine deadly
poison all who it. The moonshne today just
what it purports to be- straight whey far less damag
ing stomachs than the product sold and vended by
Jews all the country before the 18th amendment
passed Prohibition has its virtues 1t took the whskey
business of the hands of the who prostuted
and is rapidly developing nation of expert disters
They possibly modification of the Volstead
to permit the manufacture of and beer, but
who relish good whiskey will have rely the
sinner
Il SENATOR VARDAMAN is the last man to enjoy q
bitter Ex xPresident Wilson, We note that
Labor the Railroad Mems paper extolls Senator
Vardaman and gives him credit with being extraordinarily
progressive We will take Labor against Woodrow Var
daman is very likely frst-class.
i WHILE in Denver recently friend told us that he
had little doubt that so $50 of road went
for official salaries inspection trips and other purely
managerial expense. That he doubted if 35T of the
money reached the real work of construction. Today
reading the lovely publication by Highway
oartmen entitled Colorado Highways" impressed
with the idea that he doubtless right. We know
something about the cost of printing papers like the
mentioned and know that the ranging
thick bees the joy rides of long duration with
free free meals and in ladies' COM
panionshp expensive We earnestly the
proposed bond issue of s60OoO0O should be decisivly
beaten. Colorado is spending blamed much money on
roads for the results obtained
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THERE is considerable difficulty confronting West
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