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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-04-26

populart faloes IS + o.
tes1oren", bar Sc to Sobeoprin-
at fan life orrpet,oer Meoi.
ctn, % at ban fun bebanoler SOFT,
Der fsrit bar isgt 2egebielp uoen
at opnoa BET forbnfeoe @eiultat.
Sons Observation-Disclosures beitaar i
en- Dirt Masiage, iom ban ielp tai
Der ~masnetiife @trpgnineer", bpis
@eroi CT afbengig af Sen iaafal0te
opriife Magnetisme, iom Sens @e-
oericn met1er Jig uoitpret me6 / en-
iprlig bpi Grab. S aoitillige Eil-
feloe bar ian opnooet forblgffenoe
@einltoter og ban CT blepen ig9t
Gier moo @igt og Merpeli0elier)
|af Menneifer fra alle @amfun6slag,
1ao at ban paa fin &%otientlilte, bbis
ban fprer en- iaa6on, fan notere
9eabne paa Herioner, ser rangerer
bgit poa Somfunosltigen.
Set CT life Blot fra Dann1arf, at
oenne | Screen og gore meget iepne
@onoeman6 bor bobt &atienter, men
og1aa mango fra Gpiflon6, en- 9el
fra 5pertge og enfelte fra &uslan0.
Wfangfolotge @ange bar ban beret
mnlfteret, og en enfelt Gang, ga
ban / Sor6 Mrreit bab0e o%fio11et en-
iarlig bpi 8p0e, blep ban pe0 2es-
laoelien afbentet al ct meget fort,
flagimpffet &ogntog, bpori 6eltog /
bun0re6bis al @9nens 8eboere, ser
ibagefter iamle6es til en- flor Set for
bam.
- Meget fienot poo SjGllono og
moaife en6mt lG1lgere ro CT ogioo
ben f1oge &one ira 9o6bp
Ma6am 0a1iterlicb. Sum er I'LL bit
oppe / @alpfemlerne OF bpr life mcr
Ii 9aobD, men bos cit Cater, Ser ct
gift meo Ell @aor0mol1o / Sfuoer=
lele peo &oslep. 9enne gol1le Some
er opvinoelig inomnoret fra Tpif=
lonb (piih1of fra 2ippe Detmolo),
ibet benoes forlnnglt ofbp0e Mono
tog Mrbej0e / 9mnlorf. Sum a>1=
bender til fine Sure napnlig l16tret
al ltrter lom 5olper, og Ser fin6es
run6t ON / Den6es @un6efre0s man
&c Menneifer lom gipcr benoe 9@re11
for, at Sc far benoret 2ip og 6pr=
ligbe6. Sgioo bun er 11noerti6e1
blepen 6Glnt for @p%ofialperi, men
blrn CT BOG al Sc ~floge Tolf", Jon
,er lluppen lempeliglt oper oenne 81
Sc al Sogel1. Mo0om 0ulteriicbS
:, &irflombe0 CT 10 cllers life gooe1
felt ltille of tbi mems bu11 boe6e
,2a6bp, blep ser fra To6bp Station
ligefrem arrangeret &npcrfigrie]
pao Sc bcitemte Sage / llgcrl, bpor
bum bap0e &oniultotion, og noge1
lignen0e en- biltnpf frennbe(es / @onQ
mellem @oslcp og Sfl10crlsic.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-04-26

Smaabanfer / StationsbDerne. s
tor1tlellige 8per / Smegnen al Mar-
BUS er Ser oprettet 5maabonfer,
laaleoes / 8alten og Msrfe, og MI
er mani beo at oprette en- lignen6e
Banf meo en- Mftiefapitol poo 5O,=
600 &r. / @innerltp.
Ssrseb1o fra &apet. Eoa 2ef-
ten Sorltran6 CT inb6repet en- Del
groggooS og 1tore @affasier lamt
en- &osie meo 8amiliebrebe og Te;<
getpffer, tire engeIife &olppunoibf=
fer iamt nogle Selppenge. Otter
8rebene at 6emme Hammer Sos er=
ne fra Sen operieile6e Domper v@ol>
l11r", Ser forle0en ionf / SSSa1nmer=
bltgten.
Siifere / Sure. Monge &eltfplt-
flfere bor beret / flor 9ips fare.
Sorleoen tog Sc poo &opet / ltilie
SER. Men beo 11=Gioen rejlte ser
Zig plu6ielig en- befttg Mor6enltorm,
iom tbong til ifDn6iom Gambling.
Seo StrtSbals, 26nltrup og 2effer
bar &e6ningsbaa6ene u6e. MlIe Ian:
oeoe I go6 8ebol6> men en Meng6e
&e0ifaber er gooet tobt.
SrDgteltg tilrebt / en- Gus. Ma=
rinus Site, ser tiener bos &igbmono
Sect / 2anosbpen Gbilteo be0 Mr=
sen, bar forle0en imme11 mes en-
onoen &ar1 ien6t til Mr6en @to-
tionsbp efter @orer. Ser 6rof Fan
Zig imi0lerti0 ful6, og ga ban pao
@iembeien bar fommen ct StDffe
9t for 2ille=Mr6en, fal6t fan al
@ognen. san blep frpgtelig tilre6t,
teet ban ilebtes omtrent en- 6ier=
oingbei efter @ogneu, lao Sgiet ile=
oes al bom og Sfin0et Jas / 2oier.
ga ban en6elig blep iamlet op, blep
ban fjert til Sern0rup @pgebus.
Gn ing Man6 / Man6ers ban6t
forleoen poa Ell 8elgigrenbe6sbalar
= en- @aarfletning. Samme Mften
iful6e Fan til Sal / en- ielifobelig
Screening. San tog ga @aarfletnir=
gen / 2omlnen meo Sen 8ei llltning
at lape 2eier me6 Sen. Com tenft,
ioo giort, og UNDER en- feier10e 60
lop LOS fan l1>mlfelig Sletningen
oale neo paa @l1lpet. 0a 0onien
bar tilen0e, iamle6e fan 6letningen
OPP og ipltrgte, ON ser bar en- al
Sc tilite0eperenoe 9omer, ser bap-
DC tabt 6enne. Com ct 2pn rgg
lan1tltge tilltc6cpnrer6e Gamers
SGnoer op til 6eres Nnffe for at
nn0eri6ge, ON 0eres @oarprp6elle
enorm befonM Jig paa SEN rette
Eloos, men 0a oette bar bepilt,
ltrumle6e Sc / &rogene ON, gben Ser
oo fun6e babe tobt TIetningc,. gn>
oelig gift ltngerlpenoen til @eficn-
belle, og Set bar fprit MI, at Solen?
Speil tabte fin Siltrefl1ingsfroft.
SDgeDusforbolocnc / @tbprg Mnt.
5lere Steocr / Sc ip6lfe Mmter bar
ma11 ~alborligt ut0er Operpejelie at
forbgje SDgeb1stafitcrnc. 0ette ct
1aale0cs Silfrl0et / Sibprg Dbor
Nmtsrao0et 0esl10en ifol togc Still
Tl
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-04-26

SNO$ $~>$b lPSS ~ ~ttlIuttA !
eller 8egt.
Ecrne.
&etroleumstant peb MDborg, Baal
$alpgen Mpernaffe / Npborg Iiorb|
oil ct 6anit @etroleamsielifab legge|
ct fort Mnleg / 9igbeo meo Set pao
&~efsbaleeen. @olpgen er 10 Eor.
2nno, % Sen bill blibe lat / 5por-
%forbinoelie me0 N~pborg-@peno-
borg=gane1 pg fao set n%s6benotge|
8olpprfsanluq.
Sr. 3ables 3%rensiler ipnes life
at pere uotpmte mes Sen gien1trioi=
&c @ran0Itifter. SITE alene Menne=
ifene, men ogloa @l1n6ene i Stege
ila0er til at billie torbitre Nolitimelte=
rens' Silperelle. @bis man fam tro
vMpns 6olfebla6", optre0er !@ln-
oene iaa generen6e, at Set er paa
at 0arne4 en- Goriparsforening
moo Sc pnogaaen0e Dpr.
ADMINISTRATION / Meltbeb.
is 6orbanolinger1e mellem @orni=
ionsfommisiionen og Mr1tpeo 8p-
raaos @arniionsl10bolg ct ser op=
itaoet ltoberensitemmeIier> iom bar
fgrt meo fig, at oct in6fomne Sil=
br6 paa Spferelie al to &ompagni=
foierner er toget tilboge. S Gte-
Set for @aierner menes Set, at man
Il Maitpe6 pil faa almin6elig 8or=
gerin0fpartering.
&atbuliferne / Rfiiellanb. &or
tboliter1e l1opioe0e %fornplig oeres
&irfefclt / &pge pe6 at bi0faloe tire
,,Monner, Ser bells 6riper Gfolebe=
ien> 6els Spgep1eie blon6t @pens
8orgere. S 6isie Gage bar 8iifop
bon gucb 6esu6en gipet &egepre=
iten Mal1rer Eilla6elie til at uopioe
set fatbolife &apel / 8De11 til Sen
6ob6elte Stprrelie. Oette ifer lnr=
Zig al @enipn til Sen ltertere Strgm
'of Eoloffer.
Syolullanbs lape Soro operi ppm=
MES, Som Telge al bol0iomme
&egnifDl er itore, labt beliggen6e
Mrealer paa Spolollon6 blepet opcr=
Ibpmmet; flere Gte6er itoar @on6et
mellem 1 500 og l Mlen bsit og Ell
paa @te0er be6 at gaa ober 9on6e>
beiene. = @ngltr9fningeu1e far
Gam al 6enne ibrgelige @a11oing,
lom 0erimo6 er meget uDeloig for
Mgcrjoroen.
Set @pioe 2Ds / Stepms. Ser
er for Gi0en @laner ON at anlegge
let 1tort gleftricitetspnrf for bele
,Stebns. Sorelgbig bpgges ct @erf
/ &oriie, Ser Ifal foripne 9 @per og
to &erregaar6e nleo gleftricitet, me,1
en- SSngeni6r, iom 6og life pnifer tit
Nopn nepnet> ogtcr / Sc nermei te
,Dage at fremfonme mes ct 6orilag
It'll 0prettelie al ct fort Mn6els=
Gleftricitetsperf for bele 5tebns.
Gienoomsbanbeler paa 8urnbulm.
@roprieter SSesperien far iolgt
Simblegoor6 / &lemel1sfer til Brp=
prietar S. g. Sten0er> ct. &ras>
bapegaur0, for en- @jg6eirm al 103,~
500 SIR. Sa @imblegaor6 bprcr
1876 Gor. 2a,16, @artforn 90 Gor.,
I@ien6omsifplD 10000 ST.. S &ip=
bet meofelger l16bo og 8eietning,
men life Sc Brpprietnr Sesperien
tilbgren6e @lie.
@aoroeier Slien, G,,ebierg=
goaro / &le,nensfer, bar iolgt ;ir
Gaoro til @aar0eier @oas, M11re=
gomro / famine 5ogn, for 10000
.,&r. llobo og @eletning %mcofplgcr.
Sbertagelien fer li6lt / oenne Moo.
Ine6.
Mplsbruger Sesper @olm bor
iolgt lin gienoom u&ajbjerg" til
Stenbugger &al0emor g. Semen
for 11,GO0 Sir.
@onf6ireftpr M. s. ,SSpien
far io1gt Ell balp Gnes G0r. S..
SSoro openfor Moleboffe tit Mpls=
brl1ger Sens Feter 2un0 (Mnor.
2u10s Gfterfplger).
@our0eier ol1nb, @%or6egooro,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-04-26

Eamelbpme CT Set iiOlte l1otrpf for
Ell Game, Ser ul16cr ct Sal parmer
8pnfe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-04-26

SDgcgnsforbulocnc / &tborg Mmt,
Jlere Ste6cr / Sc iD6l fe Mmter bar
man ~alborltgt lrt0er Operbejclie al
forb6je SDgebltstaflter11e. 0ette Ell
1aale0es Silfnl0et / Giborg Dbor
Mmtsran6ct 6esl10en ifol tagc Still
ling til Spprgsmaolct, ON mon ifol
l1obi0e SDgebulet / GiGorg, Ser iii
fln ofgiber Elaos til So Yatienter
iaale6es at set fan n1ootoge 1913,
eller ON man lfal opfprc in1aa Sp=
gebnie forifiellige Stcoer / Mmtet
Ser er 1%16arbejbet ct Hrojeft ON Ell
lt0pioelie til ca. 10000 Ser, men
Sc to Stanoprnfter for %biltnof Ii
geltg Stemning for fig I Mmtsrau-
set, og set ct life til at itge, bbilfct
Der goar al meb Seiren. Com
SDer, Dbor man fltn0e tpl1fe fig, at
5pgge SDgebliene, nepnes &ellerup,
4alel "trip, @ierrinabro og &oslep
Stort Sernbanetpperi / SDllano.
1tbanen fra Marbrs til @renaal
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-04-26

Gptinoere. S ~SSpllauospofen"
finoes forleoen felgenoe M%eooeleIie:
On antomatiif &i6ercnier er trent
itiIlet at &ellner 9. Sprgenie1 / s(or=
bus. Sen beitoar al en- lille Gentil,
bb1s SfrnegGnger pasier til enbber
~@Dfleumpe, og 11aar SEN er anbragt
pna Eibeipioien, bebpper ma Blot
at BRUCE GDflepumpen ct &ar Mi-
nntter for. at faa fin Gibe reniet..
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-04-26

Piles helbrsdet 1 6 til II Dage.
Deres Apotheker vii tilbagebetsle Peneene.
avert Tilfalde at kleende, indvendige, BID.
dende eller fremskudte Heemorrhoider / 6 til
II Dsse; sec. Xvi. like psa Apotheket,
Prisen at Paris Medicine Co.. st. Louis. No.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-04-26
SblIano.

Smaabanfer / GtationsbDerme. s
tor1tlellige 8Der / Smegnen al Mor=
BUS er Der oprettet 5moobonter,
laoleoeS / @alten og Mgrfe, og nj,
er man beo at oprette en- lignen6e
Bant meo en- Mftiefapitol poo So
600 Sir. / @innerl1p.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-04-26

Wen % Mcter. Set far porct
.lgnge, in0en 9anmorf fom 1oa pi6t:
operbooeoet bor Set metriifc 5plten1
10 life bopt noaen boltig Sejrsgong
europa oper. S Eitens 1tore 2on=
De, / &i11a og SSopo,1, bor Decimol=
oellngen / umin0elige 5ioer bpret
brngt; / Dor &er6er1sbel ifltloe ser
EN- @egipel1be6 til iom Sen franife
Hepplution for at llpjfc G1llil1oelin=
gen, lom inbtil 81 Dor sen gnngic,
parieret / en- flor Mnng6e inobpr-
oes forltjellige Maol= og gpgtipite=
mer 2onoene ODER. S 1897 be-
oen frantic Motionolforiom-
ling, at Moolenbe6en lfl,loe pere en-
Simtllionteoel at Soromerioianfpa=
'ronten, og Ser foretoges en- @rao-
mailing fra @orcelona til 91n-
Set &eiultat, man tom til,
'ilte fig lenere at bore urietigt, men
Neteren bob0e man I'LL Ell @ang.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1912-10-30
m INSANE CIRCULAR LETTER.

=
A. circular letter, purporting t
give all oath taken by knights Of
Columbus, is being circulated in thl'
district and in other parts Of tile
country.
No sane man would take such ar
oath and it seems almost incredible
that any sane man would write o.
circu'at. such stuff.
The sending of such libelous driv
el through the mails, if the act of
sane man. is a criminal offense, and
if sent with the intention of influenc
ing votes, is an insult to everyone
to whom the circular is addressed.
1t may not be possible before the
close of the present campaign to 10
cate the guilty party or parties, bu'
if that kind of dirty work has been
instigated by any candidate for q
public office it will certainly result
in his defeat, for such an individual
would be not alone unfit for public
office, but for citizenship in any civ
ilized country.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1912-10-30
THE NOVEMBER WOMAN'S HOME
COMPANON.

| Woodrow Wilson, Democratic can
didate for the Presidency, contribut
es to the November Woman'S Hom'
Companion an interesting articl'
which is really a message to women
In it he develops the idea that those
with whom, we entrust our govern
ment at Washington ought, as he ex
presses it, to keep house" for the
whole people. Our revenues, he says
should not be put at the disposal OF
governing class or Of any limited
set of governing Influences. AS he
goes along Mr.. Wilson illustrates
his points with specific suggestions.
Mr.. S. Seymour Thomas made the
picture of Governor Wilson for the
cover. 1t is a study he made for his
own use in painting portrait Of the
Governor which is not yet finished.
Only three people-the Governor, Mrs
Wilson, and the Governors sister
had ever seen this study before The
ION pal1lOu dC4ul1ttl u. AhA. l. AoAAAS'o
said that Mrs. Wilson thought it
the best portrait of the Governor
which she had ever seen.
The November Companion contains
many other entertaining special ar
ticles, among which are: Women OF
the Campaign" " THE girl in the
Small town." "A Successful Step
mother" "a Patients Account of
Days in the Hospital" and 1.-The
Training of a Child
Friction is contributed by Justus
Miles Forman, Kathleen Norris, lsa-
bel Gordon Curtis, Beulah Marie Dix,
Ward Muir and others.
In the household, fashions, COOK
ing, home decorations and handicraft
departments special attention is CIV
eu to practical suggestions for Christ
mas-how various kinds, of attractive
gifts can be made, economically.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1912-10-30
HE CONVICTION OF Ex-POLlCE
LIEUTENANT BECKER.

The. conviction of EX7POlice Lieu
tenant Becker of murder in the first
degree will do much to break up the
system of black mail which it is al
legged has prevailed for a long time
in the New York police force. 1t is
bad enough when gangs Of murder
Gus robbers, like the late Jesse
James outfit, conspire and work to-
gether to prey upon the public, com
hitting murder if necessary to furth
er their criminal undertakings. But
il is UNNECESSARILY worse when pub
lie officials band together for Grim
inal purposes. .
In pioneer times in the far West
when public officials banded togeth-
er to rob and murder, decent men
were obliged to form vigilance com.
ullLCceS USlCT6 W11OAl OSpuIJ oAASSN
States .marshals and other public Of
ficials, who were road agents." were
secretly tried and convicted; and, OF
course, executed. There was no law
for such proceedings. In fact, ac-
cording to the letter of the law, the
members of these vigilance commit
tees were murderers, but when the
vehicles Of the law break down and
pass into the hands oil the law break
ers, the law Of self protection rises
above the letter Of the law.
It is re-assuring to know that in
the metropolis Of America the ordi-
nary processes OF the law are yet
sufficient 20 detect and destroy muir
derous combinations of every charac-
ter.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1912-10-30

DR.. Shallenberger is an emlnently sue
cessful specialist ,dansa IN the treatment OF
tablished reutation acquired by success
in his ais large practice and hospital ex-
nam Nsa'e He o has e salS sI
thousands of the most difficult cases of
Chronic diseases Of men and women:
why he continues his visits year after
year, while other doctors have made a
few visits and stopped.
dr. Dr.: shallenburger successfully treats
er, Stomach. 1ntestines, Kidneys. Blad-
der and eari female organs cqnsumption
ears and deafness, Paralysis. Neuralgia.
Epilepsy. Sick Headache, Goitre. Eczema
Scrofula, Appendicitis. Gravel. Rheuma-
PILES, FIssURE, FISTULA
and all rectal diseases given special at
tention and treated without surgical OPP
soRe1cH AEE SASEs 6 6nd EYEToRH
Are you nervous and respondent?
lily fatigued; excited and irritable; eyes
ssunken; red and blurred; pimples on
back; deposit in urine; distrustful: want
Of confidence; lack OF energy and
PRIVATTE DISEASES A SPECIALITY.
Cases of long standing especially de-
sired. Wrong treatment and incorrect
diagnosis have often resulted in the
debility, nervousness. dizziness. defective
mind. It is highly important that You
obtain the services of physician who
has an established reputation for treat
IL Dr. s.'e? sHALIESBERGER has made
years Of study of Private Diseases OF
knows no iols
est way to handle them. Hundreds OF
Women suffer untold agony. Diseases
that have, been neglected or unskillful-
Dr.. SHALLENBERGER' has special
remedies that have been used success
fully for years in cases of LeucOrrhea,
Painful Menstruation. Displacement. Ov-
Dr.. SHNLLENBERGER has made
Wonderful Cures and you should consult
him if you have chronic disease. No
matter what 1t is. If you are sick you
need treatment.
A specialist who has made a lifetime
study of such diseases is certainly pre-
S 81 Eys SPARES ssSt no eor
his part to cure his patients When he
can not help you he will frankly and
truthfully tell you so. He treats patients
suits mean, as much to him as to. the
patient, for most of his new patients
come recommended by friend whom he
has treated.
His medicines are mostly prepared
from his own formulas perfected by
years Of experience, and are guaranteed
to be made s;l from pure e, d l1,Ga. r.
Confidential.
REFERENCE: Drexel State Bank. Chi,
Aq pR. w T . sHALLENBEReER,
100 c HieeSS 1 III.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1912-10-30

1t is now, an established fact that
trust magnates furnished the larger
part of the money used to finance
tho last four republican presidential
campaigns, the democratic campaign
Of 1904, when Parker was a candi-
date, and the pre-convention cam
paigns this year Of Roosevelt, Har-
mon and Underwood, and that these
trust magnates never at any time
Gid anything to help either Bryan,
Clark or Wilson.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1912-10-30
NEXT ENROLMENT DAY
BROWNS, MONDAY, NO.
,.-. NEMRER 4
VEMRER q,

Next Monday, Browns Bushes:
college OF Davenport, Iowa, will or
ganize new classes. in all departments
Of the school. A number of. students
have already registered for that day
Any one contemplating taking a bust
ness course should start now If pos
sible. A practical business educa
ton is a necessity in this era Of
business progress. 45-1
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1912-10-30
WILSON RETAINS STRONG LEAD
IN cOAST-TO-COAST POLL,

According to the votes taken last
week by the Chicago Record-Herald
and it's six associate newspapers,
the relative positions Of the presi-
Dental candidates have not changed
during the past four weeks
Wilson is still the favorite by big
odds, and is credited with 397 cleo
toral votes Roosevelt is given only
20, Taft but II and 103 doubtful.
In its issue of next Sunday the
Record Herald will conclude it's series
OF predictions, and before another is
sue Of this paper the result Of the
election will be known, and we will
have an opportunity to comment up
on the accuracy or inaccuracy of
the polls taken by these newspapers.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1912-10-30

REGISTER e. LEADER FREE
the balance Of 1912 to new subscrib-
ers who pay $500 for daily issues
now to January list, 1914. with
Sundays, 5000 Every progressive
Iowa citizen should be regular read
or of her best daily; reaches farmers
same morning of publication. All
national and state news complete
Page of markets daily. Subscribe
with your publisher, postmaster or
send direct to DeS Moines.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1912-10-30

Friend and foe alike are pleased 10
know that Colonel Roosevelt has so
far recovered from the murderous at
tack Of the assassin as to be able to
again plunge into the work OF the
campaign. His conduct throughout
the whole affair was too staggerlngly
dramatic for the comprehension OF
some Of our cousins ON the other side
of the Atlantic.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1912-10-30

The testimony taken before the
Senate investigating committee es'
+obIishes the fact that the money OF
the trusts has for many years noml-
mated and elected the presidents of
this country, and that our govern
ment for more than a decade mas
been a government for and by the
Invisible forces Of predatory wealth.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1912-10-30

It begins to look as though Jack
Johnson was going to get a legal
punch that will knock him over the
ropes The law has a drive that the
big colored pugilist seems wholly I'm.
able to guard against. =. a
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1912-10-30
Woodrow Wilson'S Message TO The American People

control It would set industry free. The enter-
prise and initiative Of all Americans would be
substituted FOR the enterprise and initiative
of small group Of them. Economic democracy
would take the place of monopoly and selfish
management. American industry would have a nex
buoyancy Of hope, energy, new variety.
With tho rostorat ion Of freedom would come the
restoration c2 opportunity.
Moreover. administ rat ion would at last DO
set, up in Wasl: ileton, and legislative regime,
under which ro&A programmes Of social better
uent could unior aiken they cannot now.
Tho government might, be serviceable FOR many
things> It III gas assist in a hund rcd ways TO
safeguard the -:ves and the health and promote
the conf ana tn happiness of the people; but
it can do these things only If its actions be
distiute-c.tcd, only if they 1tespond to public
opinica only - those who Lead government see
the country a.. q whole, feel deep thrill Of
;n+im,+ eynna. nv wi tn every class and EVERY in
terest in it, know how to hold an even hand and
listo:. to OF every sort and quality and
origin, in taking counsel what is to be done.
Int crest must not Fight against interest. There
III be common under tanding and free .ac-
ton all together: H. .e.es
ing to the voters Of this country to support TIE
DeE,ccratic party at this critical juneture IN
its affairs is that the leaders Of neither Of
the other pertie s propose to attack the problem
OF q FREQ government at ats heart. Neither pro-
poses to make fundamental change IN the policy
OF the government with regard TO tar1ff duties.
It is vi tn both Of them in respect of the tariff
merely quest ION Of moro or less, merely ques-
ton Of looping off little here and amending
G little there; while with the Democrats it is
a quest ion Of principle. Their object Is 10 cut
every rpecta favor out: and cut 1T out 3ust as
business processes or the country. Neither does
either OF the other parties propose seri ous1y TO
disturb the supremacy Of tho trusts. Their only
remedy is to accept the trusts and regulate
them notwithst anding the fact that most OF. the
trusts are constructed as to insure >n1gn
pri ces, because they are not based upon effac1-
+. ency but upon monopoly. Their success lies IN
control. The competition Of moro efficient COM
petitore not loaded down by the debts: created
when the comb mat ions made, would embarrass
and conquer them. The Trusts want the protection
Of the government, and are likely TO get AZ af
either the Republ lean Or the so-called 'Progres-
sive" party prevails. -a.
Surely this is q cause. Surely the questions
Of the pending elect ion,: looked at from this
point of view, rise into a cause. They are not
merely the debates OF casual party contests.
thew are the issues Of life and death to ma.
ton viii CHI must be free in order to be strong.
What will patriotic men dor
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1912-10-30
Dr.. Wj|bert Sha||enbergeI

The Regular and Reliable Chicago
Specialist, who has visited Manches.
ter, very month since 1901, will be
at, the Clarence House, Manchester
Zone day only and return once every
% days FROM s a. m. to p. NJ,
+, Wednesday,, November 20