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ALVJN H. ARMSTRONG
MAYOR-ELECT
WILL MAUPIN'S WEEKLY
THE WAGEWORKER
WILL M. MAUPIN, Editor
Published Weekly at Lincoln, Nebraska, by The
Wageworker Published Company.
"Entered a second-class matter February 3, 191 1, at the post
office at Lincoln, Nebraska, under the Act of March 3, 1879."
ONE DOLLAR THE YEAR
"graveyard atmosphere" to one
which he is far better acquainted.
with
As yet it has not been proved a crime
for a man to smoke cigarets if he prefers
fhein to a pipe or a cigar.
We'd almost welcome another 8-inch
deluge just for the sake of getting at the
real facts about the Davenport tract.
Let's talk about the wheat crop.
"A little more of the same please !"
Our good friend, Mr. Oyler "also ran."
He still has a few more runs left in him.
If any disgruntled "dry" now attempts
as a measure of revenge to prevent Sun
day baseball at the beach, hit him for a
home run.
And our Russian fellow citizens took
the train for the beet fields the very next
day.
For sale : An assortment of "dry" roost
ers. Inquire at the office of Will Mau
pin's Weekly. Slightly damaged but
still able to peck a bit.
Come now, good friends of the wt t"
persuasion, there's really no excuse for
rubbing it in.
Time was when the men who wanted
that electrical ordinance could have had
a newspaper to back it. Without a de
fender it went down to inglorious defeat.
It strikes us that the gentleman who
took out a dispensary license in West
Lincoln made a bad bet.
If prosperity does not increase, a num
ber of estimable gentlemen will be due
with explicit explanations.
We cheerfully and frankly admit that
the Lincoln Daily Star is acquiring tin?
knack of cutting quite a sizeable bit of
congealed moisture these balmy spring
days.
If "Senator" Al Sorenson will be our.
guest for a day or two a couple of weeks
hencer we'll promise him a change from
One of the humorous spectacles of a
rather cheerless morning after was the
sight pur esteemed contemporary, the
Journal, solwly and painfully descend
ing from its position on the fence.
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