The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1939-10-19

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THURSDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1889
SALLY RAND is REPORTED AS
bankrupt. Apparently she invested too
heavily in skin game.
IF WE UNDERSTAND THE FIRE
mems version of the wolf, wolf story,
supposed to come running.
IF ALL THE PEOPLE WHO LIKE TO
take whack at the county fair will turn out
for the stockholders meeting Monday eve
ming, their remarks will be in order for
change.
IF THE AMOUNT OF SMALL change
left by visiting hunters in jars provided by
the Game Protective league is any criterion,
the pheasants are in for hard winter.
PRESIDENT RoosEvELTs TINK-
ering with Thanksgiving shouldn't have
been surprise. Hasn't he been putting off
the day of reckoning these many months?
lam BEGINNING TO BELIEVE THE
present war is fought to prove what coun-
try won the last one.-Blooming Prairie
Times.
THE JUNE BRIDEGROOM WHO OF
fered to go through fire for her will soon
get chance to get up early and make one
for her.-Baudette Region.
WITH GRAIN PRICES GOING UP
ward it will indeed be a real Thanksgiving
day regardless of the unusual feast date set
in November jackson Pilot
MOST AUTHENTIC REPORT TO
date on why the European fighting is get
ting under way so slowly, is that they are
just sparring around over there waiting for
some American radio user to sponsor the
war.-Willmar Journal.
THE MAN OF THE HOUSE HAS
started the propaganda that the old car is
in need of a lot of repairs and requirements
just the forerunner Of the advance show
ings of the 1910 models.-Red Lake Falls
Gazette.
A MODEL OF PERMANENT CON-
struction and splendid appointment, the Gil
fillan Memorial building now being erected
on Mill street will be appreciated far beyond
the highest hope of it's donor and the citi-
Zens supervising it's construction. Its dedl-
cation will mark the completion of long
needed improvement for the convenience of
the city's guests.
IT'S A GOOD IDEA TO KEEP THE
record straight about such matters as this
Governor Stassen told audience at
Detroit Lakes last week that ''there never has
been war in history started by nation
ruled by free democratic people How about
our war with Mexico, the Civil War, the
Spanish-American war, to say nothing OF
several wars to get land away from the In
dians? Weren't the British democratic when
they fought the Crmean war, the Boer war,
ara numerous small wars in India and Ire
land? In fact, what wars have there been
since Napoleon's time that were not waged by
nations having democratic form of govern
msnt?-Park Region Echo.
Q . O.
SENATOR LUNDEEN DIDN'T RAISE
the standing Of the Minnesota delegation in
congress when he suggested taking the
British West Indies by armed force, land
grab worthy of European dictator in the
western hemisphere.
Minnesota earned a stigma in the cap
ital several years ago when we were eX-
tremely careless about the calibre of our de-
legation. Lundeen's plan serves to pre-
serve what later delegations have attempt
ed to live down.
We are as much Disguised as other
citizens about the attitude of former allies
toward war and reconstruction period obi
cations but no citizen of country commit
ted to settling disputes at the conference
table, however, can justify foreclose on pro-
perty on which we have no mortgage.
If Lundeen is getting the type of mail
his idea deserves, his ears must be extreme
ly crimson this week.
ENCOURAGEMENT FOR REDWOOD
Falls persons who may be skeptical about
the success of the new parking ordinance is
found in the comment of the Hutchinson
Leader edited by Frank Bargen:
If Hutchinson's experience is any criter-
ion, the hour limit will do for Redwood
Falls what the signed pledges failed to do.
1t will keep business mems cars off the prin-