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THK SPoLs AT WAsHIN0ToN-ln ripping up the
apportionment of the spoils dealt out by Congress
to different newspaper establishments in Washing
ton, cur correspondent seems to think that Bail
and Rves have had more than their share. We
don't think 90. We know, from long experience,
that newspaper at Washington can't live a day
without the drippiDgs frem Congress, and while
the members of Congress are plucking the public
goose, we really cannot see why the various news
papers thsre should not have an equal chance.
What is sauce for the goose is sauce for the
gander. +.