The Saint Paul globe., 1901-01-03


ever your trials Or temptations that you
will push ahead to an ideal.
The newspapers of South Dakota make
the claim that during 1900 their state
produced more wealth per capita
than any other in the Union The figures
are given as follows:
Wheat, % ,0G0 bushels. ....... $15 coo, 900
Corn 100000 0......................1S0 .1S 100000
Gold and minerals. s.................12,9 Il, ,900, coo
Live stock. .27 co, Goo
Oats, barley and rye................ 7,500,0c0
FiaX .......,...,.............. 100000
Hay and fodder ,0C0 coo
Wool and hides. s.....................-.S, 03O,co)
Dairy products s.....................5,G 3, ,GC0, 900
Gardens, orchards, etc............6, ),090
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1t is reported that the Masonic lodges
of Europe are combining in movement
to carry out The purpose of The Hague
peace conference, that the slaughter of
human beings i'll war between civilized
nations should cease.
The agricultural department at Wash
ington publishes "A directory for farm
ers' 1t contains the names and pest
office addresses CT the secretaries of all
the noteworthy farmers organizations
of the associa tons or societies. Pubic
spirited farmers and business men should
have copies. 1t is free by writing as
above indicated.
a preacher of Des Moines, To-, is ad-
Vertising with handbills and display
space i'll the newspapers just what his
services will be. And he is called sensa-
tional" If the DEVILS business is made at
tractive and announced by advertising,
why not the Lords?
, 1t is said that the government and
various corporations will pay out over
$1C0,O00,01O in dividends and interest dur
ing this month in New York Interes st
rates were never lower. Foreign govern
ments and individuals are coming here
for money. We have the largest Circu-
lation of money ever known in the histo-
ry of our government, and the Target
amount Of money per capita in circula-
ton that we have ever reached. Money
IS not only plenty in money centers, but
it is more largely diffused among the
people Of all classes and conditions than
at any time since our Civil war when
money was plenty solely because it was
cheap, While today every dollar is worth
100 cents in gold. Such are the business
conditions that the dawn of the twentieth
century will bring TO us, and cur people
nave only 10 justly appreciate these con-
ditions and avoid reckless specu alton.
that is ever tempting in seasons of pros
perity. to enjoy greater blessings than
were ever given to any genera ton in the
past.
1t is authorita lively given OUT that
the auxiliary degree of the Improved
Order of Red Men is ''the Degree of Po
cahontas and not daughters" Ais,
mat the term 'squaw'' and ''papoose"
"a Nalg
chlloren OF members of the ordcr
Are not good mothers really bad
ones Tfey make their children selfish.
100 'ndulgent mothers may find pleas
ure IN catering to every wish and whjm
on her children. but it results too often
In developing self-wilied dictatorial and
seiflsh men and women.
wayne MacVeagh, formerly attor1ey
general, is not pleased at the present con-
ultlon or affairs. He said the other day:
Inc attempt at suppression in the Phil
lpplnes has now been going on for nearly
thfee years and has inflicted a vast
amount of slaughter, disease and misery
on our own sons, as we'll as on those who
resist our authority, and [ cannot under
stand why anybody, whether an imper-
lalist or an anti-imperiaiist, should not
rejoice at seeing a stop put to further
slaughter, a general amnesty proclaimed
and the Philippine islands, for the pres
ent at least, granted the same form of
government as we have just established
in the Sandwich islands-and as our ter
ritories have always enjoyed.
o.
The success of the Cudahy kidnape 8
opens up new possibilities for desperate
characters, The reward for the capture
of the criminals engaged in the Omaha
case now amounts to $4,000. The officials
who can pat Grove on the back and sat
fsfy the court that he has patted the
right Grove will get fortune.
The new army bill provides for a mi
itary post at Des Moines, 10. 1t is a
job clear, clean and simple, Il sIop
thrown to Capt. Hall of that city, who
is chairman of the house committee cn
military affairs. With expensive mill
tary posts all around the borders of Iowa
there was nc, more need of the expend.-
ture attending the building fort an
maintaining in that city troops than
there was for the government to bui,d
pop factory for the temperance folks
of that city.
The Royal Arcanum. according 10 the
last report shows membership of 20I,-
522 in LIST canals. The twenty-fifth an
niversary of the founding of the order
will occur June %, 1902.