| Show AN imposition we know of two or three families in salina who make a regular practice of borrowing borrow ing the press complaint has been made to the publisher in one instance at least of a certain man who borrows the press an hour or so after it is received by a party who is a subscriber subscribe rand and pays tor for it regularly said borrower bor rover is more able to subscribe for the paper than is the mao from whom he gets his copy every week it a square deal it is an imposition on the regular subscriber and help the publisher a particle every wideawake wide awake citizen who takes a pride in his town should above all things sub subscribe cribe and pay for his home paper which every week advertises the town and helps to keep its advantages constantly before the public salina press same here ED |
