The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1931-01-15
completing it successfully planned, in military
formation, according to orders.
Men that die in the effort to add luster to the
name of their country never die vainly

completing it successfully, planned in military
formation, according to orders.
Men that die in the effort to add luster to the
name OF their country never die vainly
Hope deferred maketh the heart sick" That's
in the Bible, and it is also decision handed down
bf the United States Circuit Court Appeals tell
ing Judge Clark, of New Jersey that he mis-
taken. The prohibition amendment adopted Leg
ally. 1t stands and is the law of the land.
Secretary Stimson warns the negro republic of
Liberia that slavery must be abandoned. Investga-
ton that high officials Of the negro republic,
including the vice president engaged the slave
trade and persist in it.
This surprising considering that Liberia
was planned as haven from slavery.
But many of our best people, North and South,
approved OF slavery a little while ago. and we can
hardly blame the Liberans for tagging little be-
hind, especially slavery is about ther only source
Of profit.
Good news for those that hear with difficulty on
the telephone. The company will supply an "annpli-
flying device" making the incoming voice louder.
Mr.. Walter s. Clifford, president of the big COM
pany, informs the writer that all the Bell companies
will supply the apparatus for use at a nominal
charge. friend in Ohio to whom the writer sug-
gested it tried the device and writes For the first
time in years I have been able to my children
talking to me from the Pacific coast"
If you are interested, write to your telephone
change.
Men fear death, children fear to go in the
dark; and that natural fear in children increas
ed with tales, is the other"
So Bacon said of our most widespread fear.
Marshal Jofre, who has the gratitude Of his
ton following him to the grave, quoted often the
saying Nul ne peut Sc dire heureux avant son der
nier jour."-"No man call himself happy until
his last day."
Death hath ten thousand doors for men to take
their exit And they all lead to peace, rest freedom
from the worlds worries, responsibilities and
xeties 1t is fortunate for the that divine wis
dom makes us cling to life. If all wise
Bacon and philosophical as the old Greeks
many would be missing.
In Britain 10000 weavers have started the kind
OF strike that, in the long rum never succeed.
They striking against arrangement that would
enable each man, without overwork, to take care
of eight looms instead of four, more. They
say that if one man takes Of eight looms that
will put other men out of work.
That's what stage coach drivers said when the
locomotives came Typesetters said it when limo
type machines were invented There are more print
ers than better paid and railroads employ 1000
times as many as stage coaches did,
Germany has startling idea for fighting unem-
ployment. Adam Dietrich, finance minister suggests
the use of government money to industrial
pay rolls by subsidy replacing unemployment doles
with actual, protective wages.
Germanys government, paying at the rate
OF $75OOO00O0 a year to 100000 men out of work.
gets nothing in return