POOR rails, speed craze and human
Negligence have taken heavy toll in
human lives en the great railway sys
tems of the country, according to In
terstate Commerce Commissioner CI ark
This covers the ground adequately,, r/-
HIGHER critics of the Bible are run
ning for cover. The modern move*
ment isbreakingxip. What they
thought was scholarship they have
found to be foolishness.—Dr. R. A.
Torrey.
OTHER EOITORS OPINIONS.
Winona Independent: There was a
good deal of needless worry about what
the house of representatives would do
in ease it was called upon to elect a
president.
Belview Independent: President-to
be Wilson was elected by an over
whelming majority. Now let us see
what he and his party are going to do
before we raise a calamity howl.
Pittsburgh Sun: The value of the
patronage at the disposal of the Presi
dent-elect has been placed at $30,000,
000. It Is improbable that Mr. Wiison
will ignore any of the prestige that is
to be gained through the distribution
of it.
