Mason City Globe-Gazette: The sale
of the.Memorial JJniversity real estate
consisting of the college building and
nearly thirty acres of land known as
National Military College site to Arch
bishop K^ane lor the Diocese of Iowa
to be used and conserved for educa
tional, religious and charitable purposes
closes the final chapter of a beautifully
conceived idea which" after thirteen
years struggle had to be abandoned
simply because there was not enough
patriotism in the National body of
Sons of Veterans to subscribe for a tax
of but twenty-live cents a year.
Cannon Falls Beacon: Washington
dispatches announce that several Min
nesota Congressmen will aid ,in the
passage of a bill for federal aid to state
fairs. The Beacon believes any such
public expenditure to be wholly un
warranted, and that any movement in
tnat direction would result in a raid on
the federal treasury unjustified from
aby reasonable standpoint. State fairs
are state affairs and should be sup
ported by the states. Minnesota con
gressmen would .better-serve their peo
ple by fighting for a reduction in tariff
duties and working for such control of
corporations as will result in larger
savings to common people.
IT SURPRISED HIM.
M'::
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Mr
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Mr^
Dickson—Yes, they asked Jawly's
wife to say a few Words at the suf
fragette meeting.
Wickson—Of course, she refused.
Dickson—Why, no, she accepted.
Wickson—I didn't suppose- anybody
lived who Would dare to limit Jawly's
wife to. a few words. ...
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