The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1934-02-01
What Others Think
I was brought up wrong.
I was brought up to bel

was brought up wrong.
was brought up to believe that there was on
one way to do anything, the right way. was laugh
the wrong way led to loss of friends and isolation b.
society. Through the teachings of home, church an
school was impressed with how to determine Thu
right way. I've tried it for a long while-bu
apparently brought mp wrong.
was brought up not to tell lie I've found tina
most people do tell lies-soe of them are only Htt
ones, maybe-and that the man who lies gets by jus
good, sometimes better, than the one who doesn't
/ was brought up to believe that honesty is no
only the best policy but the only one worth following
I've found that true sincere honesty is might!
scarce article.
was brought up to believe that business is CON
Quoted fair upright basis Eve found that ittl
business is done that way, that most of it-perhap
not always intentonallyA- at least wee BIZ
shady. 1t may necessarily be crooked; its simpl,
tricky.
1 was brought up to keep my word to make goot
promises. I've found promises freely given rarely
kept, and easily broken. After all these years. Tn
skeptical about the word of any
was brought up to believe it il-mannered ane
thoroughly ungentemanly to cast aspersons upon the
other fellow, to say things behind his back coudn
to his face. But these have found to be the
rule.
I was brought up to play true to my friends, be
cause they would return it. I've friends desert
me at critical moments.
brought up to respect the law of the land
I've seen it broken right and left-by practically
everyone.
/ was brought up to respect the officers of the
law I've police forces in the large cities saturat
ed with bribery and corruption
I was brought up to respect public officers the
men we elected to carry on our government, and ia
place trust in the things they said I've seen
of ah11soo thoy had
dishonesty, get away with damnable lies serve not
their constituents, but merely to keep themselves in
office.
taught to be of service to my fellow men,
but it's difficult when the majority purely self
seekers.
was brought up to believe that happiness in this
world depended comfortable living but not entire
ly the almighty dollar. I've found the chief trend
of effort is to obtain and dollars matter
how many you have.
I was brought up with the teaching that right
triumphant might-might, I've found, is
usually the winner.
/ brought up to respect the other fellows
opinion Most men, find, respect only their own opa-
was brought up to believe it wrong to steal, to
threaten, to rob- and to kl-and now live in coun-
try overrdden with crime.
Yes, was brought up wrong. And thank God
was!-W. C. P. in Marshall News Messenger.
County offices business offices. They call for
definite knowledge and, as general rule, for exper-
fence in activity For example, the county at
torney must be lawyer of experience, the superin-
tendent of schools must be educator with definite
experience; the auditor and treasurer must have in
innate knowledge of state laws and be able to work
with tax figures. Each office calls for knowledge and
experience and the fact of belonging to political
party is Of no consequence way the other.
Minnesota took big step forward when it dis
carded the party system in local elections To go back
to that system is unthnkable Any party whether
it be the farmer-abor the republican the demo-
cratic, which offers and supports candidates for a
county office is seeking to tear down law which has
helped to give county business businesslike admin
stration. Any candidate who seeks, who accepts,
political party support for county office allies him
self with destructive influence and is not worthy of
the position, whatever his qualifications may be-
Worthngton Globe
Wall Street bankers are responsible for wide
spread anti-infaton campaign, featuring the dstri
button of 100000 mark notes of the German imitation
period Each note is accompanied by letter explain
ing that "he enclosed bill worth $4,000 before
the war and was virtually worthless after the ina-
ton.
Pretty cute But if nfationists cared to stoop to
this kind of strategy, they could easily answer Wall
Street by distributing $4,000 checks American
banks, which closed during the Hoover regime, and
which aren't worth nickel today because of the de-
aton The truth is that either uncontrolled imitation
or uncontrolled deaation wreck nations financial
structure Only controlled imitation stop the con-
tinung Observation-Disclosures Record.
The same fearlessness and straight from the
shoulder honesty that characterized Governor Roose
welt when he pointed his accusing finger at Mayor
Walker and defed the powerful Tammany organiza
tion flashed again this week when President Roosevelt
raised his voice to denounce his friends in
1uential in his party, who taking advantage Of