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SHERMAN DAILY DEMOCRAT, SUNDAY, JANUARY 2
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Wfiokiy Democrat Published Thursdays
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Entered sir the
a^atter of the «#oon«
. Of course Grayson County will see
that1 till auditorium worthy of this
community Is bitflt hi time fgt—-tSt'
next session of the lied River Valley
Fair. The Fab held last siuumer dem-
onstrjtted^iot only that ^here is a de-
ind in this section for such an an-
ART TWO.
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The Heaviest Burdens qHremployment
Fall on the Nation's Children
By o. R. LOV
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at Sherman, Texas, Aug.
according to the act'of Con
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SUBSCRIPTION
DAILY DEMOCRAT—By carrlerj^jT^exa* and Oklahoma: One month.
78c; Six isonrh*. $4.00^ Ofie year $7/50. Beyond Texas and Oklahoma
and within 1,000 rnUrS: One month, 83c; Six months, $4.50; One year. $8.00
Kemlt to TJj^tfm riuan Democrat, Publishers, Sherfnan, Texas. Subseri-
Dura deatrlilx address changed, please give old address as well as new one.
Child Labor Committee.
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old man broke in anil said, hotter find
JOY RIDING WITH:"f *"cul* ahu cuo
OLD MAN GROUCH.,w"as
A man '*ho said he had been told
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BY FUNEST a. PARKER.
heuvir.-1 Iuird8|pj unemployment fall on- cliiMreu. Tlie em-
yer seeking to cut costs is inclined to hire children, perhaps enabling
himself to dispei^p with more expensive help Thereby;in' doing so he
1U.1 apples. That is probably the rea-
. The Texas prlsuu farms #re places
from which prisoners escape.
exclusively eht
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OF 1HK ASSOCIATED PRESS—The Associated Press Is
lt*d to thv use f<«r repuhltcation of a.'l news dispatches credited
e*wGwTcredited in this paper and also the local news published
herein All rigljtU of republication of special dispatches herein are also re-
served
nual exposition but that it can
made a financial success. '
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chairman Stmmoiis' suggestion at tho may not -actually tieerea^e the number of names on his payroll, but he stm 80Uie lulk?; aPe muvilffr tu Arkaa-
iiM'tic^ o i Thursday of the directors' i /t.Ji.: as i—j. 8a**
^ \ nl <\ SESr8mxw necessity of calling on his children ffir help. Obviously the com-
thls auditorium is the .greatest need . % *' v J Z-
for the 1922 ,,s.io„- of ihe "Fair. o„ ^tltlou m the la,K,r.market i$ mercased.
When a factory curtails its operations, or is shut) it is not only the
men who arc laid off". The boys and girls are laid <ftT, too. Aa a rule they
do not go Wk to FcliooJ, oncc having left it to go to work.
. Most of the c11iId kbfircr&.in. the-ITnitod, Statea are in^
cupations, out of line for auy adequate vocational training, ont of line fgr
advancement. In-normal times about half of them arc regularly em-
ployed. The others arc idle between jobs. This irregularity of employ-
ment not only leads to a heavy labor turnover in the trades that use child
TItK UORLirs
FINANCEH.
TTEXAXH IN PREKTllENTTA I, C ABI-
NETH— K>MK HISTORY.
Tin* iH'onnudc itorU'y scl^Mlitled ' in
the oth r r^nd^jhwr^was a universal
aun'emio^ tfiEc ariythittg can UP doue
hrvflraywdu County that is necessary.
The old Settlers' Asso<'iatfon, to
' svltom the Fair grounds Is long.-^"TiaA
- j approxiumtely & 12.000-In Its treasury,
j As The 1 H'wocrat uuderstands it, the
principal purpose of tbls fund Is to
crc-ct a suitable budding for the old
healers.wbcro may c^Migregats
' at their annua! reunions in Sherman.1
( Home are, of t he opinion that
Optimism talks; Pessimism wl%<?f
i'ud Pe )tiniism does.
At present prices it ta,kes 22% bush-
els of con to | ay for a box containing
U. 1 . (Teiiger, chairman of the llo-.j
i. fluid should
this
\h> pfeserved until it. Is
labor, but it develops 111 the children a haWt of shifting and of shiftless- |,nt oul
ne s. Trom such material the rankrof^^miKfflUt labtir a?e rtc^uited.
l)arivin lias been vindicated.. A.
show man has trained a band of mon-
keys to play jaar. -
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"Death loves a shining mark," is an
old saying, r.mltttay be the reason a
lot of people don't shlue much.
Belladonna say a her old man fan
out any kind of a fire with a
the two-bit meal had come back tried
one aud he added that no sooi^r ..had >- *-
he got it dtiwi: thau it cattle back.
ITTmwmiVIS • .• r
That must have been a very bitts-
ful brand Ignorance enjOfif , by
Senator Newberry while ho was mak-
ing the race for office. "%
Of cours<.\ it ivas juitf an or«tlAary
mortal aud not a society hean, who
wanteil to knew why it Is that lojM
tations are always issued fur sur-
prise parties.
Many a feHOiv who thinks hUjaself
a genius is merely an egotist.
Ja&:
It used to be a wjMr'day iwlecrt
when Japanese -plot wasn'r nipped
Elk the bud. but now It's an awfully
Id day when a Japanese agiecin«p^|
Cvanues; is the first /official steo with 1 publican Slate' ('convention; is >aid .to
the obje«'t of phtclng Central Europe, )M. jn jhio for tlje appointment to
' lu a posiLian lo lissume business, if it
* Is to be as Issued fcclal as it sliould lie—
«in fmt, if it is 10 Is* successful at all,
it must develop as Premier Lloyd
George of Oreat Britain told Premier.
I
*4Uececd Will Hays as PostuniKter Hieu-
cral. Tbe President Is quoted as say-
ing that-he wants to select a man
from a doutbful State.
Texas, irrespective <<f party, would
A list ide Brand of France,' into a like to see a T«\an In the Cabinet of
jWrtkipatiott plan of the world's president llaniing.
leading nations, j " J Wilson came to Texas for two ment-
Casuhlly, if may apjs'ar that the fi-1 |s<rs of his cabinet and he wa* not
hancial readjustrw^nt and commercial ' thinking of a "doubtful state." De
sullicicid to .erect an -.'imposing bulld-
iug.
The Pcoioirat bellgves that the di-
itctors of that Association owe it to
v 1
their member* to have plaus prepared
no.v for this auditorium. After ascer-
taining the cost a canvass should be
begun to augment this furfd as much
as jmssible and bonds issiusl ior the
remainder. Election then should be
uummmmuMtmmmtw
The orphanage of the Texas Synod
of the Presbyterian church. U. S. A.,,
can Isi Secured for Denton at a re< son-
Current
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able expenditure of lime and money, inseparably linked with
ThU thing of going out Ui hear a
hlfalutlng singer ha* always been;
more or le&a ^ au '&$&&&jj&P&i. "4
but we huve always flguml that if
: Bhe coul<\ stand, about a column of
But Mliat About Is?.-^ j Ktan/.as of that aort of work we ougbt
(Muskogee Times-Democrat. ; to live through it while,a|lfit doing It.
--ffciiator Chven pfoposeli .an European 5
federal rescne luihk which ;vould"t)e -
Some peoples' idea of heaven Is an
easy chair by somebody elae'a fire,
and reading aohiebotly else's daily, pa-
per. * y
,f.r.
, The sweetest music in the world is
nnd it woidd be worth, one thinks, banking system" of the i'ldted 'sutes the a® ^ ."J1
much more than what is locally believ- as a basic move toward the reestah- 0,1 ^ possum oh a .cold,
moonlight night. T ■
People urn1 to keep the heirlooms .
in the attic, but nowadays they are
thrown in the ckjactralongatile tile fam-
ily skeletou.
,4 jH4 I
starts 1. The roster of the Old Set- ?d to 1)0 its probable cost-The more llshiueirt of economic conditions in frosty
tier's is being decimated nearly every 1 1 (. a" K.ct Furopc.
1. , _i it.. •fflore people it-will get here to \lsit \\*o nri nm snOioiontiv ror«<ui i« ' nt<i
,™.~,
lehabilltation of Jialf or more of imwracv was as well luternched then
Europe Is of but very slight material f as it was forty years ago.
importance to tlie Fnited.i-Liates...But 1 rfilving Mr. Crcagcr u cablnct"post
the sctIous fact Is that the United sill not swing the state one whit
States has more interest at stake in
VIViVf*
the reluvigoration of the debt-oppressed
nations of tin .vorftl thau any^other
of the great linatuial aud commercial
powers.,
Even prior to the world war this
"Country bad 1 cached, the stage of In-
dustrial and ngricuHoral progress that
denoted the early, tbe almost imrnedl-
ate iiect«ssity of bnlktng up foreign
markets for our surplus products.
Ijeading economists, bankers and man-
ufacturers foresaw the critical situa-
tion in which this country would be
if 11 j*egb*ct*Hi its opportuuities to 1n>-
come fa vigorous competitor for tlvo
major jsirt 01' internati«««ftiI trade.
During the -war the ii4U triai aud
agricultural'productivity «f the Unit-
id States was Increased greatly, and
at pre self! the new, nonutol capacity is
c eusliJU'rabty in excess of American
and such women who have helped cre-
ate this $12,000 nucleus. They are
PH r entitled, to. enjoy the pleasures of this
away from its political moorings. proposed auditorium while they- are
lu the long ago ^hen Boss, lie- jj^,^ Nou-numlwrs of the Associa-
te ml, Roberta and llogg were running ^vlll be found riViliing to contrib-
for tl^jt* governorship aud the returns worthy fudd. Posterity can
came in fron time to' time that then
bitter ReptohUcttn sheet, the Glob<-
l)emocratf invariably dubbed the Tex-
as election returns for President ami
Governor as "beastly Democratic."
The Lone St^r State is still trying t
dignify that ancient Indictment!. and
will do the same trick again aud
again.
The Sau Antonio district elected a
Republican to Congress two years ago,
tut Mr. Wurzburg of Seguln will be
sueoeded by a I>emocrat. Torn Ochil-
tree went to Congress from tbe Gal-
veston district .*h" yeasr ago, and at-
tracted national atteution as a story-
teller. but did nothing worthy of note
for bis state or nation. By some
week liy « • pio-^r being clIM t., jhemj'iM'Ita' wiMrt'i W ^ ""
hU telvcnl, ri waiil. It l roch « «o | considerable portion of our BM*t do- ..^Trise ■ W«"i pfcj itT wa,U"* te Auur hT town
1 sirable citizens has come through vis- k... .. .. . 1 . — — —
A Cliier.go man >s Kihl to liave
killed his wife Isnause she laughed at
him when* he l*g*^ her to quit drink-
ing. Just suppose all the, *omen
with driukiug husbands should take
up this fad, there wouldn't be enough
demand. Furthermore, W<v hfne . ho* Iwiw-pokus there wait a rcdistrietlug
in which some of the coast counties
were Joined together In what ls*cnme
known as the shoestring . district,
where Republicans were in the ma-
jority.
Wurzburg was elected in the San
Antonio district mainly been use of
the diftcontenr following tbe ']yar ami
many Democrats voted for Wurzburg
who will be found in their old camp
and al the |s41s iu November.
Texas' congressional delegation will
l e solidly Deuioematic in the -, next
Congress.
take l-'art1 of the ls>nds. It is not here for hundreds of visitors
placing au unjust burden upon thorn to
expect that they will «|o so, because
they, too, will enjoy this building.
Construction juaterial , has about
reached pre-war levels. Labor is
cheap now as compared to the var«
tune peak and labor needs employ-
ment. ' Nothing is to be gained _by
further delay.
but one of the suggestions that he
makes is not llke^; to meet..approval
among business men -of this country.
That is that tho Ruropcrtn war debt to
the Unit Hl States be extended over a
period of fifty years and that no purt
of the principal of this debt by col-
lected for ten years.
I If this government is not to collect widow's weeds, to go arounil!
.rrnr.-D^unrJtcaml-Cbronido. the dj-brt dro it ll«u Ibo po.pl,, ,.iu«
Ik called upou to jiay alt of the money
Denton has grown steadily sincc''tor governn^ent expenses. This would
its here and realization of the many
advantages that Deutoh offers aa a
home town. The orphanage, supi>ort-
ed by the '• whole Synod, would bring
taugible results itself; but they would
1h very much less, one believes, than
the intangible. l>ecause the orphanage 1
In time would come to be an attraction '
An' Arkansas county lias two com-
. . ■« * •' ■ '
munities, Peace and Harmouy, only a
few miles apart, but they do . say
there's a lot of moonshinlng in be-
tween.
• ;* "L .' *, v
Old, Man Grouch says* he always
feels sorry for the man whose wife
keep* her hotii* iu apple pie order,
for he knows what the fellow really
wants Is a happy home.
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LAW ENFORCEMENT ANII SOME
LIQUOR STATISTICS.
Some illuminating statistics a^
the State Normal and the College of
Industrial Arts were located at that
place and the citizens know tlie value
of educational institutions. An or-
phans' home, supported by state or
church, may not apj>eal to some men
who see only the dollar mark, but it
Is an asset worth while in any town
or community. The orphans must la-
fed and clothed,' They receive In-
struction'for that day when they
emerge from the home aud take up
Some men giTow>whcn responsibility
is thrust on them, whilo others Just
swell up and bust.
juries to meet and grapole with the
laws successfully. Dr. Webb Is not
far removed from a correct forecast
when he says the Federal arm will
come the creditor-nation, to which oth-
cr-peeples e.nd goxernment are indebt-
ed. In plain terms, the war, while it
did not Involvr lis lu world politics.
did make us (he greatest factor in
the flnaucc and business of the whole
world.
The financially crippled nations Can-
not do business with the United States
unites their money affairs are stright-
enctl• out.. -if they liav\j no mtawy.
they can pay us only with merchan-
dise. if they1 must ship g<Mxls here
yean, after year for a century to keep
paying the interest, on their obliga-
tions, . the imports would keep our own
business unsettled that long. If theyli " ~ "" i.„r m ' 1IU<IU I
Mat u Hie lunrosl money lontlnuoun- * J ^ "* Drll'k bul n",lon decreased
ly. this accretion to our wealth would
coming out ol that Jfyrt Worth i£eet- tasks out in the big world. Girls
lug lor better law observance. Dr. H"cl boys have gone out from orpltun-
At 1 it us Webb bus supplied some infor- «««*? A l,° 1,ou occupy lnmorable sta-
niation thnt hints at a dcc.idi-nce in tloiia aud they are ever after friends
i t - jSS't for law aucl. the failure of the institution. There are ubotic
state peace officers and the courts and fifteen cities -in Texas bidding for the
A rabbit Is dressed when Its fura
are off. A woman is dressed , when
moat everything e'ae but her fura are
off.
orphanage which is to be moved to a
more accessible location and at " the
meeting of the Texas Synoid to
be held in Sherman at the Cen-
i
There will l e a large, city h re as
step In anu hftmlle our lienor 4^ Pre8byterian Church this year the
tlons if the state authorities fall down, be heard and acted upon. The
as they have in some instances. j 0,Phanage has om? gift of fifty thous-,
Comtncnttug oil the progress of dollars tO*gO into u building. Dat-
llquor regtdatiou Hie Wichita Falls ,a* 1,u,*ls am! I>f'i'tou ure to make
llet ord-Nc\., >a.vs: libt,rul hM i:i lnmI yml money. The
•Two million fi.vr hundred Individ-. acreagetotwfm crope,
uals drank iut"\i« atiug liquors lastS^^g®1^* 1,11,1 l^tiltry. It will be- an
year. They pjdd for thf liquor approx
imately eight hundred million dollars.
iiiv ohm k a mi pouur;
j industrial home with consecrated, ef-
L
raise prices in the United Staters to
Mich jffi extent that our trade would
Ik* confined to our own borders,
In many respects, it. would be bet-
ter for us to owe a reasonable amount
of motoey to the rest of the world
1 ban to Is* the big creditor. Then, we
neces^rlly would N* sellers, thut is,
almost exclusively export era,
m ■
On some scientific . and iM>liti<*ally
satisfactory basis the United States
will be obliged, for its own sake, to
co-operate In the idnaucial rebahlllta-
•tion of the countries whose financial
systems are in collapse. Our position
is so set ure and dominating that ve Among tl.c forecasts for 1022 Wo
can, white being friendly ami, i.ierci- ; "'dice one that resumption of liei-r-
ful. compel tariff agreements.. along
zens plan and believe in their dir. It
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will have many more new homes in
1022 and there is room to go out in
several direction* to build them. The
c,j>t is fine foij building purposes
Drainage is good all the way "to
Choctaw. There* is high ground west
•of us and north and northwest. Vvfe
need more paving, sewerage lines,
street car extensions and factories.
Many old buildings should Is? over-
hauled in the business section. Anti-
quated fronts do not make a goOd im-.,
pressioti vith the newcomer or pros-
pector.
ligieut leadership, ivberg vmoney , and
labor „used In its maintenance will
have its rewards and many lives will
be nurtured and ennobled.
means of course that the present Sys-
tem of-income taxation, if not eveh a
more burdensome one, •would have* to
Ih retained for ten years. The present
income taxes and all other federal
taxes appear to be Inadequate to meet
government expenses which mcuns
either tha( the taxes must be in-
creased or tlie expenses reduced. So —
far the Republican nutional aduiitils-' Old Man Grouch says a lot of peo-
tration has made no progress what- ^ uv t« be funuy, but very
ever, and nu very great effort that is f
apparent to ruhur expenses, but ^ them know lien.
rather have Increascnl them.
There must lie an eqd somewhere.' It Is said the average pt rson has a
We cannot go in Indefinitely paving vocabulary of 200 words. Yes, but
more and more taxes. It lias been <*on- is no reason why a fellow should
vincjigly shown that the people of the .
United Stales are no v paying a total rei cat all of tlnm o aud e
of 40 js*r cent of their total lucerne* he gets somebody penned up where he
earning powet for governmental pur- can't get away.
poses. -- . j
An international bank, sucli as i<m-; Scientists sav only opposite* shoubl
a tor Owen sngge'sts. might Ia very1
effective thing to steady economic
conditions in Euorpe. but what most
business men of the Middle West would
like to see is something that . «rl!I
steady, and reduce, taxes for govern-
mental purposes In this country, and
to give European.countries a ten year
leave of absence on debts now pust duo
dcH-s not appear to Is- a step in thut.
direct iou.
1
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v-
reciprocal linen ami trade agreements
for exports nnd imports—selling and
buying:—that will assure us pcrma-
' r 0
making would hf*P ninM^ It all dc-
peuds on what kind of a glass you
see thing?: throtgli.
Ground bog day Is . to be reckoned
4
i'
nent n.arkebs for our surplus iiroducts , ,
And provld.. m with fori-ik'N |,n„l,„ u wl,h * """
tint we miHiro. If for no otl.or re - tlCT of tW" «P lber progrnm.
s iti firan the FM'lflsli we Will l>e forced
to cooperate in the readjustment.;
plan. ~ --
tivo billion dollars a year. Death rate
on insurance policy holders lias de-
creased nearly one r^** cent, largely
becamg} of prohibition. Those drinking
now are only 15 per cent of the uum-
1" • . ' . "fc - '
Ikt who drank before the coming of.
prohibition. There were twenty mil-'
lion drlukeraJNefbre the United States
went. dry. This shows that If,500,000
;T ••' .
have quit drinking since prohibition
came iu. Tliose who remain are con-
suming only ft per cent of the liquor
that was formerly consumed. Before "Prohl-jor-itis' is the medical term
prohibition tjbe drink bill of the Unit- for a ne-w kind of eye trouble, said to
ed States averaged $2,000,000,000 year- ** rap'Uly becoming epidemic. It
lv Banklmr tie tires show niore m-oble proUu^ double cross eyes aud ,1s
iy. liaiiKtng nguies snow, more pt opie L.mvumX J)r trying to drink out of a
are pltMpcrwt* and more ls?oplc own fruit jar and look over both shoulders
-In Recognition.
(Dallas News^)
The sayings about Woodrow Wilson
have t een so extravagant. i ossibly. as
the savings alsjut any other great fig-
ure In American hi«tn#**. ami yet it
marry, ami we presume that is one
reason so many poor dukes and
princes are hunting rich American
girls for wives.
Tli is ^winter has been mighty soft
so far.
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- Of course, no minister i?vcr swears,
but there he always an nuusuaI ex-
pression on his face wheu he h& car
trouble, and wr have often wondered
what he thought imder those clreipn-
stances.
With a poll tax selling for more
than a marriage license, it looks like
a citizen s veto is more precious than
his. wife—Dallas News. •
Not exactly that .esteemed para-
graplier for the News—"the man who
gets married has to pay a fine. It's a
shame!
«. ms .... extravagance to rank him In . ETerv ^ flnd tKe)1 ^ heftr an]
that comjiany. however sharply we may I ,, "L . , .„ _
draw hs limits And of all the things ' old ft ttohed tosrn with 4 ttwry
that Ivave lieeu said about him, prob- stable.
ably the most extravagant have ! een--
automobiles. There is a Bulm in j at the same time.
Gilcad and tlie cup is passed on to
Dr. Atticus. Booze. Is going away."
Wouldn't that Jar
5 ou?—Tioga Herald.
,"k'.' ' J.'y'-'i' "vtvC-.* . "t • ' 'i.
Colonel laidolpli knows more stuff
The Gorman junkers are openly de-
nouncing the Kaiser's escape to Hol-
land as desertion. Has anybody ask-
il them who he deserted?
going ou behind the scenes thau any
pencil pusher In the south and if he
wasn't so all-fired modest could have
(l>een a Pinkcrtoi: *or Governor of
I Texas.
if-' flf '• " xrf. ■ ' *ft.U "
the bitterness, the vituperation and vili-
fication aimed at tlie man, his piinmses
and his work*. Peculiarly fitting, there-
fore, it is that lo this man while lie is
vet living should be raised up a memor-
ial at once mitioii-wlde iu its origin,
timelong in it#* duration find world-
large in its se< |H\ For lie has sbowii
bigness 011 no less a scale.
Let It l>e hoped that this honor al>out
to be done will bring comfort to the
heart of the broken and enfeebled old
man who now lives in retirement in
Washington. Jn ihc midst of tbe fight
for tin? better thltog, as he saw it, tbe
heart pf Woodrow WHsmi never failed
Old Man Grouch says he betyeves Jnr
reformation, but thinks all reformers
should start At home. Hfe says it
makes him sick when he ana ~ a'"
woman teaching a lot of other people's
children how to live when her own
< hildrcu need a few lessons them-
selves.
•4 «
Belladonna says she has practiced
economy all of her life,, but has an
open mind and is willing to leairu any
new wrinkles that may lie brought out
during Thrift Week.
If you really want to womler st
mother love, get your Own picture that
was taken during the gawky age, and
when you think that your mother lov-
ed you even tbeu, you will have some-
thing to wemJcr over. •
<3
| Belladonna says her ol& man
wouldn't mind having an occupation,
but he draws the Une at work. t ,
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And now a soundless piano has
been put on the market. It ong^t to
be popular at all apartment houses.
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Qld Man Grouch says he knew a
good woman whose husbuud ought to
be classed as a disability, and this
tanacs "Belladonna to reauirk that sho
knows a whole carlokd of this brand
ot huahanna.
What has. become of tbe old-fash*
ioncd mother who could rock " the
cradle with her fbofr, sing to the
baby and patch her husband's pants
all at the saaSe time, aud do a good
an round? *
A Van Atstyne reader writes in to
wy that what tbla country needs Is
a Henry Ford In the shoe business | jgn-^
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What do yon know about Ireland
having a {'resident, and his name
there that can know..now that his only
fight is against weakness of body and
the discouragements of shattered
health, how sweet to him will lie this
proposed expression of his countrymen'/*
gratitude aud respect. As for the restr
of 110 other can it more truly be said,
"A scar nobly got is u good liveary of
honor."
The sweet liesrt of a doiighl)oy who
served in Frame wrote and told him
she was going to Europe to improve
her mind, lie said that 'was a new
one on him for he thought that was
the place where people went to lose
their minds.
A boss baker, writing a loug winded
thlugs said: "The price of whoat
has very little to do 'With the price
of bread." n • We hgvf thought as
mueh all along. ••• '
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One of Old Man Grouch'a sons was
telling his daddy one day abeuft how
well his fiance could sing, when tbe
Noah must have been an, old-fash-
ioned man. Me d!dn*t sit down and
watt for bis ship to cotno in. He
hustled around and built It
# 'nm
An Arkansas man run for Sheriff*
aud announceO that he wastft afraid
of the devil himself. The way fjolka
have been cutting op in sotte porta
auy likelihood of a warrant being
sworjn out for his 8atanlc Majesty any
ways soon up tbottv
Pretty Bessie Moss . -
Gave her head a toss;
And from her ear fell an her bete,
And this was mow than she could hare.
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General. Pershing recommends to
Congress the weeding out of 2,000 of-
ficers that the army can get along
without. That looks like cutting down
expenses aud Pershing knows what
yie army needy and can do without.
He Says tlie army Is now top heavy
with inefficient meu. General Persb*
,ing has lately completed a tour of
army posts and The Democrat moves
t«. send hliu on another trimmiug
stunt, for he can save the dollars.
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