Adams Review:
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the intrigues of politicians, abundant ^1Tor: One of the Twin
evideuce has been developed that they Sonant itiiff
prefer it to a reformed representative /^lihriMoo th*
convention system. celebrities, who, their youth,
Philadelphia Public Ledger: "The fortunes in the world According to
office should seek the man you know." the names mentioned and the success
"That's all right" replied the avowed achieved one is led to believe that, to
aspirant, "but I fgave it a fair chance be successful, one must run away from
oni^ if anAmA/l 5ffirlm.t VtAmA TU»«
and it seemed diffident.
Kansas City Star: What President
Roosevelt said was that the curtail
ment of the scope of the secret service
was of benefit only to criminals. And
now that Congress has blown off steam :r, ..
for several weeks this undisputable JL ZSt. lS
^and
Adams Review: What are the postal -u .,
laws ar.d regulations among friends?
This week we received a copy of the
also postmaster of Houston bv the
grace of Jim Tawney.
Granite Falls Tribune: Those who
expected to see the obnoxious primary
law knocked out about the first thing
the legislature did will have another
think coming. When we said it would
not be badly scorched we said truly for
it seems to about the thing, the politi
cians want and by a little tinkering it
will fit their case to a frazzle.
