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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-02-24
France Ungrateful?

An eminent Frenchman advocates his
country repudiating its debt to the United
States. 1t would not be so bad did he not oc-
cupy a high official position. He is a man of
weight and Influence and what he says may
have some effect on the French temperament.
He says that the French people cannot pay the
debt, but he goes farther and asserts that they
can never pay It, which shows an utter lack of
faith in the capacity of his own people and in
their financial ability President Harding has
appointed funding committee for the refund
ing OF this debt, the plan of which will be sub
initted to congress, and the progress of
which congress is to be kept informed The
owed by foreign nations to the United States in
more tangible and more permanent and salts
factory form than at present The French gov
eminent will be asked to furnish securities for
the amount that ii owes this government and
now what will be its answer? Will be plea of
poverty and inability be sufficient reply. and
will che French government follow the advice
OF its financial counsellor and say that it can
never pay this debt? We hope not 1t would be
a poor way of showing gratitude Money rep
France.
The great sacrifice OF America was OF it's
youth, for the loss OF which France can never
repsy this country. But the debt represents
debt OF honor, and 1t played its part In effectng
che salvation sG France at q time when the
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-02-24
EXCHANGE VALUES.
BY Ethel A. Lyons.

Copyright, 1922, by Wheeler Syn
dictate, Inc.)
"A penny for your thoughts, fair
lady" Jack Leonard peered over
the top of his newspaper at Celie,
who was toying with her coffee
spoon.
"Oh, Jack" she burst out. Il
must have looked such a trump
last night in that old white crepe .
| know l spoiled every chance you
had
Jaw, Celie. don't talk that way"
Jacks voice was filled with tender
reproof. MY chances were pretty
slim, anyway, and as for your spoil
ing them-I guess not. / didn't
care about the job on my own &C
count at ALL" he lied valiantly,
but l don't want my wife always
to be obliged to wear made-over
gowns"
"As if it mattered!" 1t was Ce-
lies turn to be consoling now.
Butch, Jack, wasn't Mrs. Fair
field just dear last night? l love
those little gray curlS over her
ears. She's like the grandmothers
one reads about, but seldom sees. -
Yes, she was great" Jack nod
ded absently But, do you know.
Fairfield never mentioned that
managership. I thought sure he
wanted to discuss it when he asked
us up for dinner. OF course. Man
ly has been on the road longer than
I was. l suppose he's better en-
titled to it," He arose and went
into the hall
Jack, dear" Celie's voice fol-
lowed him. don't you think it
would be rather nice thing to do
to send Mrs. Fairfield some flowers
today? I'd like her to know that
we appreciated last night
Jack groaned inwardIy as he
thought of the lone ten-dollar bill
reposing in his billfoId But he
acquiesced cheerfully enough. ITO
be sure. I'll send them when 1 go
out for lunch"
At lunch time, remembering his
promise to Ceiie, he went into a
nearby florists. A cluster of roses.
so yellow that they were almost
orange, met his eye. Celie's favor
ties! Just the thing. If Celie lik-
ed them so much they must be all
right. How he wished he could
send them to her, too. How much ?'
he inquired
six dollars. and bargain.
We've been selling them for eight
fifty"
"All right" Jack spoke rapidly,
afraid of changing his mind. send
them to Mrs. Fairfield, 20 Ridgely
place"
On his way out, a glass case fill
ed with wood anemones entwined
with sprays of green arrested his
gaze. By ioyei He hadn't seen
any of the little hegears since he
and Celie used to pick them in the
woods back Of the old red school
house.
Only so cents a bunch" The
clerk was at his elbow. Just in
from the country this morning"
Jack did not hesitate. tSend a
bunch to this address," giving him
Celie's address.
He did not think OF the flowers
again until he was nearing home
that night He wondered if Celie
would be pleased. Celie was.
No sooner had he entered the
door than her arms were around
his neck in bear-like hug. "Oh,
Jack. you darling! To think you
my birthday when I'd
forgotten it myself. And those
lovely. lovely roses,"
Roses! Jack gasped. 1t couldn't
be, But. yes. there they were in
a crystal bowl, the fragrance and
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-02-24

@. Were there many strikes in
this country during the recent
war?-(A. C. F.
A. The official records of the
Department of Labor show that
there were 6,205 strikes and lock
outs in the United States during
the period extending from our en-
trance into the war until the sign
ing of the armistiee. 1t is claim
ed, however, that none of these
strikes or lockouts lasted long
enough or was serious enough TO
handicap our forces in France.
@. How much tea is drunk in the
United States?-M. S. II.
A. In the fiscal year 1921, the nat
importation OF tea amounted to H.
1856, 507 pounds. This allowed for
the consumption of ST pound by
each person in the country.
Q. Are officers in the Spanish
American war and World war elig-
ible to membership in the Loyal
Lagion?- r D.
A. Service IN these wars in itself
would not entitle officers to mem
bership in the Military Order Of
the Loyal Legion. They might,
however, inherit eligibility from
fathers or grandfathers who serv-
ed as officers in the Civil war, Or
subsequently became officers, hav-
ing been privates at tbs time of
the Civil war.
@. How did the word ''Dago"
originateEB. H.
A. One explanation Of the term
'Dago" is that it is corruption
OF the Spanish word Diego" equiv
aient TO the English name James"
or Jack" The term was formerly
applied by sailors to Spaniards,
and Italians in general.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-02-24

Some authorities believe that tD'
word is merely a corruption OF the
nickname derived from "Hldalgo
formerly used of any foreigner IRON
Latin Europe.
] Q. Can q porcupine thro" us
Quills?-L. L. II.
A. The quilts Of q porcuplne ar
quite loosely attached to the 0olt
and when it s'aps with It's tall ~. ~
it doesfin self-defense. some qull.S
may be sent quite d distance. ".2
is all the foundation there seems -
be to the popular belief that l-S
porcupine throws its quiils d d"
enemy.
| @: Can you give ne the com
plete quotation about blessings GI
him who invented SLEEP? 81 N. T.,
| A. The quotation is from l15
Don OuIxote" of CeTvantes, am an
| is as follows: Now, blessings hsn-
on him that first invented '-liI
same sleep! 1t covers a man al
over, thoughts and all, lEe
cloak; It is meat for the nuAs =,
drink. for the thirsty, heat lot -. -
cold, and cold for the hot IL Is ~
current coin that purchases al ~
( pleasures of the world cheap a.
the balance that sets the KING aLa
the shepherd, the fool and the Wis.,
man, even" .bst
@. What man was # said ma q,
hell would be afraid to let him II
A. One of the many eplgFaiI19
composed against the great hol i-la
Cato was to the effect that his a.
was so hideous and foTblcaiHs L.
he would be compelled TO "a -
forever on the banks OF the o. -
for hell itself would be afr1o "
let him in
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-02-24

Ambassador Harvey = les spliliug the
diplomatic beans in EuroL~. His latest onense
is In informing the Britons what the American
congress is to do with the treaties negotiated at
the recent armament conference. Harvey ap-
pears to have been chosen for the wrong Job.
He ought to be in the White house.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-02-24

In Rock Island bar the other night three
customers were observed leaning over the ma
hogany, one munching an apple. another a hard
boiled egg and the third chocolate bar Still
there are those who argue we haven't prohi-
bition.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-02-24
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY "a, 1922.

Six New York brokerage houses OF question
able repute failed yesterday Further evidence
of the gradual return to normally.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-02-24

The federal government informs that the
cost of living dropped another per cent dur
ing January. Pleasant reading. even though
most of us haven't noticed II ion.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-02-24

The dean of women of Northwestern uniVer-
sity declares there is no social caste in Amer
lea They good lady may have another name
for it, but she failed to mention it.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-02-24
Chr TnnthHtnttp
4 HERE LIES MANS ANCIENT ENEMY.
DILL CARE.
WHO DlslNfERs THE UNLoyED CUsA
| HEWABEi
HYMN OF WINTER HATE.

When Boreas blows his biting breath
(Is that another poets liner
! wonder il those cold in death
Have legs one-half as cold as mine.
1 do not like the snow and sleet-
Such weather chills me to the soul;
And always do get cold feet
When thinking of my bills for coal!
Old winters face is hard and grim;
There is no beauty in his phiz-
And his intelligence is slim
z Who has the gall to say there is
In winter time l chill and freeze
The very marrow in my bones
My days are one unending sneeze,
My nights are filled with shiv'ring groans
Though fappers seem quite unannoyed
When Boreas bites their silk-clad shins,
And act as if they're overjoyed
To show to man their under pins;
Though soon they'll shed their hosiery
And show a Skin you love to touch,
IT will make no difference to me
I'll hate old Boreas just as much.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-02-24
Argus Information Bureau


TOMB Frederic shington
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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-02-24
HEALTH TALKS
By William Brady, NJ. I
Noted Physician ard Aurnor.

crisp and palatable that even per-
sons Indifferent to ordinary lettuce
find it an attractive relish.
Let us eat lettuce each day.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-02-24

ON Feb. II we printed a S. C. sonnet ad-
dressed, as you may have surmised, to The
Lady Who Hates to Darn Our Socks that date
being her birthday. But what you probably
did not surmise is that the lines, if read in
the proper manner revealed her age. Wouldn't
you like to have US reprint them Well, we
Would-but dissent
TELEPHONE contrib calls attention to
the following from the Trib sports page: 6. .
But for an oyershot green on the eighteenth
hole Ouimet might have turned in 70, which,
considering an unusually high wind, is regard
ed as low score for the course under the
circumstances"
The contribs comment on the foregoing is
contained in what he alleges to be old Ger
man proverb: HAT NIGHT das hundt to essen
gestoppen er would das rabbit geketchen."
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-02-24

FREIGHT Ohces to Close For May" read
an Argus headline OF Feb. 20
May must have had an awful pull with the
local railroad officials r T. MIG
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-05-05
Sporfor DC transer ct Gjem.

9nffelia er BEN iom bar ct Siem paa
line aamle Sage. euer iom tan pente
SieIp al S%IGgtnineer. Ien itatfels
zen iom intet Siem bar % iom life bar
@erner og SlGgtnin9e, Der tan birlpe.
Ser or mango ilise. Se bar fan'fe
turet rammct af ct eaer anbet llbelo
eler Spsbom. @aer De pastel life paa
Oct De ensans bapoe, DC tGnfte life paa
9Gberbommen. Nogle al benz bar @srr'
lpm life fan eIler enbo9 lite Ri bi9lpe.
ginbre bar life Barn. @erben ipnes
rem folb % trnls. Sc bar inscn Benz
oe iaa De fan fomme inb paa ct Iloers
ountsbiem. guer Sien,n,ene er flilSe.
Ser er tiiiiuber at %idabanne Statler
ritnot omtrins os. aiGrc SGier, piI ou
lie bore meo at biRlpe i~aabanne peo
al itstte ct Siem Tom gbene5er @amIes
hem ! @inueapolis2 Sim iaapannc
ootages Der iom iutet bar. Sar on Spit
iii at sisre en- fattis SiaI slao, iaa
icnb en- @ape til Gbenc5er, flor eller
linen.
Nplia fif 9eitprelien @rep fra en-
Wianb / Iorse uieb Ssn ON at finoe
giaps for en- sammel Sror iom Dor /
Snaba. Gan % hans to sanlIe Ssitrs
/ Ncrse bapbe binpet bam Iibt, men iaa
ia life iitano iii at sisre fort mere.
Ni Solf fra Grerita bapbe DC brrt I'M
gfcrc5er. Ser saar ire samIe Iens
reiter / Norse % tGnter paa en- saurnel
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-05-05
Siaa ber, 0iniefofnin9cr.

Ne fer | blabet rprop fraa 10 mango
ON ad iamle te ei gaape fbar for i'm
bpeb Der bcirre, men inien bar emo
fpn,c |inie thug CT De lift te. CO bar
nlane eli gong onbrnit ON nofen do ale
Del siGpe @injeipinin9ar font eg belt nc
pcra ipreibbe utoper Der / @eitenbeintcn,
bile tie aiera cit tiltdf aa Jamie lit for
be pene @inic. men nei. Gift infic, bd
&c moi bIi nofo mco meg belle, men no
bar be netup fontc BON fraa cit belle
lag" Der beiule, ON me bill pera meb %
bieIpe Del te "a bpgae elm belIebeim bell
Iauitpri. Ser er 90 friif luft | Sinic,
belt me, moi ap flrli &C g%rannIfog 10
inienitab fonra nera meir lagles aa got
for elm ilif beim ben Der. men be CT ON
"a faa ZIP cit got bus baa aa tn te for
ilife, ipm er ijife al gisnne tic bar rdab
re aa reiie LANCE ocger te cit foitbart
ianatpri. Sc blei bnd fprit % fremit tie
aapn for paare eigne bbebarfolf, men
tanitie 8auIaub og bile bera meb, iirio
DO Signe Samifar bell Seescitsil, iom er
meb / itpret for BETA tiltaf.
Ga bill bad fprit baufe pod bere te
no,re ap Del. ipm itoo ian1en mcb meg
te foniirmation / @inie fiprtie barren
1877 pa be bit, icinite aarct 8. g.
Smitb pa preit / @inic, ban iom reiite te
Iremarf, belt De. 8uro Gperlano, Steiia
aiiIe, Snaero Spuetocit, Slap GicteIipu,
Smut Speirt, Iareit s. Sustpeit, Gone
SpIlanb, Smut Sloter, ia me pa mango,
bit elm 40 itpffie, men besia bar no pitt
fonte Der te lanbc. Sc ba ffilt bore moro
ga treft bifton ate, ga taIa ON ben aooe
9amle tib. men lat .onn no perd ianren
/ t%antien ga eiepa lit fpar pe elm fraa
ginie te benna iafie, for mango bettier
lmaa. eier ei itor "a, peit be, 10 er be
10 mango nnrife frouer | elm Dollar no.
at De % bielper.
Be pa asIuranccfpnrmisi9r g. q. SIss
nes iom fef brep %beir1anfraa ON BETA
her. ga ban ba bore ntpfie b9re bell eg.
Ell CANAL iierine. te lagt ut ON De, 10
iolf ba faat bug te bore meb, men ban
ipntes bel lie ban babbe tib %fanitie,
enbaa CO bar no bit infie bore tib, men
nof ON De. han ientc DC no te meg iom
ilet inien ifribent or.
g. u. Slsnes ienber baa meb 8 pols
lars fraa leg ga 8 Dollars fraa beputp
q. 81. @slafion. ca fonna oaa tata mot
aaapurne ON be bile ienbe be te meg,
10 maatte ea bel BELT ~fpittere for BET i
pm "9ecorabz Soften" bile siera
be for os. 10 lout me iaa fpitterins fraa
Der bein,e. naar 10 Iaust Ieib.
Sa bette faar pera NOT baa. MATTE co
mart faa beire fraa mango.
Siliens te ale fieuee % ufienbe iraa
@rs. q. Gslaflon,
Sbepenne, 81. Saf.
Ytit norife napn bar Sisnc u. GUS
peit. @inie. Selsularten.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-05-05

Sror / Nmerifa. Ser eaar ban 'elo
% bar Oct omit. Sntet timber at Dc fre
Seitenccs sanfer eaar til @beue5er.
Gig fommer Der Ssn fra ale Santer.
Set er iaart at maatte ifripe at Sicms
met er fuIbt. Ser er IN 43 samIe neo
Siemmet. Sibtil er bet gddet goSt,
nien / oct iibite er Der life iuStommet
fort. Ser trenses ca $1,000 / Saver
boe, Iaaneo iii De Iebeube llhgiitcr.
Ser er nepps nosen S%nititution Iom
sr mere paafrGpet enb Ili9t ct Siem for
fattiee. Scrfor bar geeue5er @amIes
blem fuubet itor 90 parm SLABS l bort
Golf"s Sierte.
Yeusegaper bebcs ienbt Ill llnSertes'
rtbc. Saver til SusboIbnin9en IcneeS
til WiiS Sulia gtern. Jamie Geresie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-05-05
Stpranareen 6pel iulat. Borne.


biemmene Iusuit Sermann -Srancbe
% Or. garnaroos Ifoeling for Sa.
mar 9iipebsmme bar / bisie Gage
aiiluttet aisb at Mitmeiter 9arl Sill.
6als Gienoom paa 8aarbcn Soel i
Sizes, Seoemarfen. Gienbommen bar
Ell meset flor % goS gebpsselie. so.
pebbpgningen bar IS geboeIiesrunt,
Eienerbpgningen z. Gesioen er Der
itor Stalo, tort Sies % ilere arlore
itore ltobuie % SertIteosrum. @ien-
oommen bar 1900 @aal Snomarf,
$40 Waal Sfos og llomarf. Ser
blir 8Iaos til $40 @i1tter iorn
ifaI opl9res / 2anbbrue Zig iom peb
| Siemmenes Itore IibcIineer @spen
99rnm pg SunbneS / Srsnoelasen.
Soruoen oisie ire @uttebiem err DER
csiaa al llbiist til ct iieroe Siem /
NoroIanb. Eli bette bar man isgt
"gitenpoiten"s Snbiamline til Noro.
9sorae ON SIR. $4,000, icm iorbua'
bertIig bill bIi bepilget. Sesuoen bar
i~ntereSiereoe SorrctningsmGno /
Horo. Iprae aipet Seite ON 9ioraa
paa tiliammen &r. 10000. Ser er
8laner oppe ON at ficbe Ell Gienbom
peo I~litaobaua, men ban bar cgiao
tpnft iig at lGgee Siemmet peb Sar'
itab. Sorroen bette Iorb-Ioree
Groieft bar 9arnebiemmene oeiaa al
lloliet til at filnne oprette ct Siem
IGrbcoen al Saueciunb, ioet Stor'
tinasmano 9oniul .. .Nielier
bar aipet 2eite ON at oprette ct iligt
garltebiem paa Sflolo.
Glcftriifc @ancr. Grammensba'
mems Spereans til cIeftriif Drift pi'
forieaspiS iinbe Stco / gaar. 9et
er pioere mulia, mon alIcreoe | inoe
p9renoe s(ar faar Siotbanen fGrbil
Tom Hurner TO al De eIeftriife ganer
9toree. Sette oil for Ell itor Gel al
hGnae al, ON 2eoeringsfrilten fol
set beitilte Wateriel blir nogenluho'
operbolbt. Set err be$lloen panlfelit
at pporipe set tilitrPffelige Inta
speoe aontaftIebninGSmorte =
Siotbanen bill faa eleftriif &raft IN
set ipenifc Inl9e Gorius. Eli ge
iororing al &raften er Ell &raftleo
nina fra oen ipenIfe Transformation
itation Iaiiioire til Rarpif unoe
9panina. Observation-Disclosures G
$4,000 g. Set er Ben beielte ion
nogeniinbe er bruet her / Sanoet. Tei
Si9lp al TO Observation-Disclosures
bper paa 5000 6. g. u. neotransfor
meres NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ii
Observation-Disclosures 10000 y
Zen gienneminitliee aisrebaitisbeb
Retningen Harpif-&igs9rGnien bli
iterft forpget, ca. 20 Erocert. SeI
mooiatte Sci blir Sprsgelien bare a.
Yrocent paa @rlino al oct iterfe 6ol>
s omtrent famine Sorbolo iom So
Itiabeoen forsees oil ogiaa 9anerl
Sraiitepne itiee. Hben San'feli9be
bill ben flinne bringes op So Wtil
lioner Cons Malm pr. Iar, raar go
men err blet eleftriif. Eli Salnmel,
ligniug fan a%nfsres at Der | 1920
81 blcp transported "a Mtinione
Cons Wolm paa Sfotbanen. Sc
iamleoe @obStrafif paa 2anoets er
rise Sernbaner / 1880 anoro
til as Wilioner Con. Smbpgnir
gen til eleftriif Srift antaecs at fom
me paa 100000 Ser. Inifaiielie'
al 6 eleftriife 2ofomotiper nilaac
at fornme paa noe item a Wtiaione,
Set blir tiliammen omtrent 912 ytil
lion. Set Tan meooeles of Der n
altpenoes 16 Sumpmaifiner pa
Siotbanen. Rcbliftionen peb Sper
ganaen til eleftriif Srift blir iaalC
bes b%ctnoelia.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-05-05
Sporior lite ct "

Seq fer, at u9iteu ole SpeSer bar
itartet Gag, men iutet ira Nooun. Seq
fan life ie, bpprfor life pi Tan itarte. 90
Iooum er iaa tort. at hi hInse iaa CT
Gag itsrrc euo uoeeu anSeu. bpis pi bare
piIoe. Sec bdaber. at Der er Here. Tom
er intcresieret.
Sublou. @is.. o.. 9.
Sens 8, SIathim.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-05-05

Sat pe reuts SiIieu iii hc mango font
lar pGrct meb ar bpegs % itrtte BETTE
Slem.
Yaa @eityrelieus Seeue.
3. W. 8iIiou.
2545 SortIauo Spe..
N~inueopplis, Miun.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-05-05
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D bier llee, al
; Ointment hi
k%norrbotoer Ill
Preoe, iOm leg
mere for mig
at eczema /
loget fom oiISe
Advertisement
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-05-05

eptifSsms

tie bu bar Tor:
fame brRr.
|lupenbelis Of
lit &potbstg
BLOC. @elbrss
mo %unpeubs5.
|uert Spor al
|bilPt, gluts
he fiernst.
E ben traihS
|nenrtrGr9ens
andre teller
bel moo9nos
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-05-05
Saar.

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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-07-26
COAL IMPORTS
DROP IN BUCKET

New York, July 26.-Importa-
tion of British bituminous coal to
avert fuel famine among Amer
ican industries ''is SO apparently
futile and absurd as to constitute
huge joke" John L. Lewis, pres
ldent of the United Mine Workers
Of America asserted today.
"They tell me 100000 tons of
coal already had oeen contracted
for at the mines in Wales" he
said. Enough to keep the miners
of America digging just two and
half hours on a day of average
production"
Mr.. Lewis said he was not in
communication with English un-
ion leaders or sought any agree
ment with Welsh miners which
would result in a refusal to load
union dug coal for shipment to
America.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-07-26
The Scandal-Monger

That highly moral Of upf the Portland Oregonan
which defaces its odashioned stted and sad make
up by Sensational two column head its stereo-
typed regularity supposed to be embematc of Journalistic
puritansm, by broken column rule has discovered an
absorbngy interesting big story towhch for the past
week it has daily accorded the traditional place of honor
served for great events upper right hand column Of
This edying story Of shattered given in daily
nstaments which portray in sordid detail all the servants
both enghten and instruct in virtue the rising generation
Of flappers and cigarette suckers.
1t that the enterprsing scion Of of New Yors
wealthest families, typical petted darling of inherited
wealth. has niche in the temple Of fame reserved for
youth of his rank and fortune by stealing the love of chorus
girl foe dancer and the maid proved her right to be
numbered the foe by loving not wisely but too well
Whether it the charm Of the youth the lure Of his
unearned fortune doesn't matter much It the old story
Of seduction deseron, child suppcatons, negotiations
and damage suit
Old the hills the plot repeated every day every
city in the land with minor variations. There is nothing
worthwhile and nothing new, nothing worth telling in the
whole sorry Moreover of the Oregonan readers
know either Of the principals few heard Of them and
they amount to nothing the life of their communities
and mean less than nothing elsewhere the youth not
rich it would not get headline but be enumerated among
the short and simple scandals of the poor Yet column after
column of little tattle and idle gossip of space filling and
ppedreaming Of nauseatng details and disgusting mnuta
fill the Oregonian's delectable columns
Evidently invisible that has muzzed the Ore
gonans editorial page and coored doctored Us local
columns to fit also deteroratng its telegraph news
with the sensational yellow nged waddle the snobbery and
unkery and sobbery of the law defyng God denying idle
rich of great Cities marking another step in the decad
of a great newspaper.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-07-26
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