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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-09-17

@9enf9rligbeo til IeitefGrli9beo,
Ooerfsrt ira Sotans Mogt til @uo.
Get ipnoige, inlone. naturlige Dten.
neIfe fan fun peo ct @nos lln6er.
ct Raaoens % a%9rligbeoens llnoer,
ireIies inc / @uos eoige SDsrige
% blioe oannet % ifitfet til at p9.
re Der, % Den. Der life bill looe
Jig omoonne og frelie oerino oeo
ct llnoer = ia, ban mao oltiaa bli.
be uOenfor / oet eoige Rsrfe, nbOor
Der er 8roao og 9GnOers @nioieI"
men ban bar 10 ioa ieIo oalgt Del
iaoleoes.
Saooe Seius fun uGret en- ior'
Diff 6aoers SerL piIoe ban 10 life
baoe fnnnet freIie iig ielp, el0iige
ale os andre. 5or at flnnne noferG
oenne uiounoerIiae. guooommelige
gPisiion. 8eroens 6reIie. iom 3aOe-
rem. bans % Dor 5oOer / SimIen.
boooe eioet BAN at uOiere, og hoor.
ior ban nor s~iloienot". moatt
ban / tit 89ien, lin 1erionliabeo
iorene babe ben gilooommeliae oa
Den menneifelige Rntur. Sntet on'
BET % iiitet minorc funne uoiere Del
~itsrite, Der er ifet og oil ife / Ser
ben. "a Of ct ianoant guo.men.
neifeIi9t 9Giens aSnogane" | Den
ipnliae 9eroen neooenoigOis mant.
te ife oeo ct timber. er r~miooeIbnri
inoIpienoe, en6og for Dor beerpn.
ieoe oa of Spnoen formerfeOe 5or.
itano.
9ibet or / girfeIigbeoen inIot a
lln6re. ia iterre l1noere emo bette
Gbi bier Sang, Sub ioar oraeei
ct Wenneife til lin Ssn og ompenoi
bam ira Nerfet % 9soen til On
iet % 2ioet. fer Der ct Ianat iter.
re timber en6 oct, Tom RenneifenC
foIoer SomfruisosIen. 9bi beo bet.
te timber babe Sub ingen Wto0.
itano at oberoinoe u6enior flo;
tuqrtimoo, Seius aioroe oItio go
oerens Billie. enooe / @e%tbiemnne-
fpolen; meoens ct Nenneifes ma.
turIige, ipnoige Billie er Iige moo
iat Subs % ger al oen RooitanO,
ben / Strait al 6en 5ribeo. @u6 ieIo
bar gioet ben. fon, isreno ben Iooer
iia operoinSe, % oerfor er Gilbert
troenoe Wenneifes OmoenoeIie |
girfeIiebeOen ct Ianot Itsrre timber
emo oct, al SeIus oiaiet forneoreoe
fla ieIo 90 loo fla fsoe iom ct file,
rinae. iattiat Barn al en- ioroiif
Somiru efter @iios Billie.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-09-17

On onenitonenoe altio pigtige
emne toIes og ifrioe5 Der 10 igen
| oenne 9io en- bel Gel giorag, og
ieg ifuloe life babe ioreeet oisieS
Strem, bpis ie9 life baboe ipntes,
at bette u%enoeIig oigtiee gbigbeos-
ipsr9smoaI I. Z. b%erbiemme er /
Sare meo at ioriumpe til ct Spsrgs-
moof, ON Yaitor arboe.y iasmusien
fan forbline iom Brett | Den onnife
SoIfefirfe euer ei. SERBIA ital ieg
ilet life fommle ino, on leg ipnes,
at bet er uenoelig itsrre og pieti.
eere Ting, Der ipsrees eler / alt
SoIo buroe fpsrges ON, neniIig oct
famine, iom Dor Serre o9 3reIier
ieIn ipurgte fine Diieiple ON en-
gang: uSpem flyer Wenneifene
mig, Menneffens Sen, at bore.
Oe oa ban bar fact Sbor paa bet
Spergsmool, ipsrger ban igen:
uWaen 8, bpem flyer ) mig OF uG.
req" Oe on Beter bar iDoret bom:
,9ii er ariitits, cen Iepenoe SUBS
Ssnl", iporer Sefus bam: .Salig
er bu, Simon, Sonas' Ssn; tbi aso
og Blob bar lite o~obenboret big
bette. men min Gaoer, iom er |
SimIene." Og enonu ergans iper.
ger Seiiis Wenneifer; men benne
Song fine Gienber, GariiGerne:
y&poo tpffes eoer ON ariftis2
Spis Ssn er bon2" 90 oa De
~iOarer: ~Gauiosi", ipsreer ban benz
after: v&porIeoeS faIoer GaDib bom
oo I aanoen Serre?"
Sporfor er aft bette beparet for
os gennem aorbmoreoerne? Bel,
for6i bette SpsrgsmoaI er bet itsr.
ite og bigtigite, Der operbopeoet fan
titles Wenneffer. Os foroi Dor
ebige sfnbne er ofbnnsig of, bpor.
reoes pi befpdrer bet deIpfeIseIig I
Siertet % life Blot me6 Wunben).
2ige operfor oerne 0embseerning
pirfer bet nrrmeft trostfomiR mar
pi fer os bsrer be iaofoIote noee
Mennefer me6 &odn afptie 1dnfen
ON Blot MiiIiebe6en al noeet iao.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-09-17

8illies Spergsmaal. Zen gam.
Ie Game, Der booze / R%abobuiet,
houOe poret ipg en- Si6; iaa iagoe
8iIlies @ooer en- Rorgen til i'm
file Sen:
n8illie. lob ooer % ipsra, bOor.
Ieoes gamle Rrs. Smith er 0on
oIo Mrs. Smith is) til @orgen@.
@illie lob, men ON foa 2ie-
bliffe fom ban tilboge og iagoe:
Sun Tiger, oct oeofomner life
big"
.SoorIeoes. 8iIliel@ uObreo
bans @ooer. nSpaO ipurgte gu
ben0e om?~
Suit bpao on boo mig ON"
ingOe @iIIie; LEG iagoe, on enife-
De at oioe, boor ganmeI bun bar
llob.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-09-17

Wor iiofte A. SiiIis llIpffer. GsI.
een6e er ~forefommet I lite aars.
opobr oper A. SiiIis ltIpffesbpn.
oeIier | n9be SournoI Of TIE ame-
riron MeoicoI Msfociation":
IRE Smoa6renge bsoe of Weitn6-
Femme TOM GsIse Of A. SiiIi Set.
Hgbeoerne | aor. 80 orebtes poo
anoen Monbe - 8 peo @eppr.
fftto, IS peo Gprb0rferi, 8 oe0
ariibt oe Sorpeocer, 1 peb efs-
pToiiolten Of en 4anon og 1 al
glo6forgiftning fro ct grmoiaor.
Goruoen Tobet at bisie 80 Wenne'
iteIip bIep i,t3t inoreoe. 2 miiteoe
Spnet fnI6itnnoiet, 2 miiteoe bpcr
ct Die, 10 miiteoe Ben, arme ell
Ter &anber, oe 46 miiteoe cen
eIIer fIere Ginere bper. Dette bur-
Be- tiene Tom en- 2effie I @efning Of
tDorIebes naite 1. Siilf bbr fefres'
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-09-17

SEQ llniberiitetet | 8ofio, Sapm,
ital DER for 9ioen itlioere s Sbin-
toifter (tilbsrenoe Sapans oprin-
beige gamle 11benffe @u6etro), 90
guoobiiter, so ariItne, 1900 atbe'
liter og 5000 agnoititere. 9isif
SaI piier, bbilfe Wooitanoere Sri.
i~tetioommen bar at fempe imoo
Sapon. = life ioa meeet be gam
Ie beoenife Religioner iom oerimof
aabenbar 9uosfornegteIie og faa
taIot SritPfferi.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-09-17

On itRrf Iutberif Storbn. .Ebe
Sutb.~ meooeIer feIgenoe ongaaen0e
9oleoo, g.: Eoleoo opginer / iioit
tileGneeliee 5olfetaaine $4,000
fonfirmereoe airfemeolemmer. af
bisfe En- be 10000 2utberanere. vi
andre gefenoeIier teller M~etooiiter.
ne Iint ODER 5000; aongregatio-
Iiiterne fsIser n9it efter meb liot
ODER 5000. Sngen Of De sbrige
nadr op til 5000. af 2utbermer.
ne tiIbsrer 1882 Sotpa.S pnooen,
2,87b Soint Obio-S pnooen, 2,4t0
Giitrict Obio-Spnooen, 1880 Ga.
na6a-S pnooen, 1925 Wisiouri.
Spno6el 493 Micbigon-S pnoben
og 220 @eneroI.S pnooen. Der er
20 Iutberife 4irfer | EoIebo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-09-17

ri ct MT oanif ugeblao, .Wain-
neiota-Boiten" uogiDet / ct. PaA,
Winneiota, bar Ri mootoget ~.
2. af 10. september. ON BIaoets
Naal %ifriper bets Geoatter 6. 8.
Beef fslgenoe 8ers:
Bort Nnol ifal bare
ut Dirfe meo ggre
5or D~anifbeoens rene oe nRr.
6ige Gag;
8i Smbolo oil bringe
Dog SpIioen betbinge,
SbRroigen borne ON 8ribeoens
Stag.
9laoets Sioer er iefsipaIteoe, Fl.
re Of Dem 6anih os Be andre fire
engelife (patent).
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-09-17

ariime Stuoenters geroensior-
buno teller MI 56.07f NeoIemmer
9eo bets iioIte Nieoe. Der bolotes /
Safe 0obopf, R. D., prpiioereoe
en- Sapaner. meoens en- Rusier lie.
oeoe MISUNDERSTANDING en- gnglRn-
Der ipiIIeoe 9ianoet. en- Qmerifa.
her Ieoeoe Sangen, % %fprretpoe
Ratnioner tiliammen iitemte Cob
innaen til belle 9eroens Series
9ere.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-09-17

itor Del itaor fremmeo ior frifir-
feIig Organization og grbeioe.
0m Der neo 6oIfet9aing bIeO
iplrgt efter iaa0anne Menneifers
firfelige 5~orbinoeIie, uiI6e oe rime-
Iigpis naiten ale iom cen faloe
fig 9utberanere.
W}en booroan ifaI Oct gaa?
Slige 8illtanoe fan life beltaa, %
oct bar oa heller life snifeligt. I'll
le De meo Ienneoe SmuIer al friite.
Iig Oporagelie maa enten orases
iuo / airfen og fomme meo / oens
Grbeioe. eaer DC tober II ariiten.
Dom og bliper 9eonineer.
Oct tan uiitnof meO nogen Ret
iiges ON bort Samfuno. at Oct
bar itrnbt efter. at Der ifuIOe o9re
Sanobeo / alt, iGrIis oa / oct al
titbere EN- friiten Wienigbeo.
9ao o. Der iort9ae, buoo Den
ganIe 9eiifoIeforitanoer Roulien-
9abI - Der nogIe gar meo lin 6a-
mile boeoe / Omaha - en- Sang
fortalte ON @runotniginnerne - ri
bar maaife f~ortaIt oct fsr.
9e oiIoe, at Der ifrIoe o9re
Smobe6 / oft; oct ifiiloe ina ogian
mpenoes ober for 9%orobennen. er
Gio bapoe Susfaoeren beoet oen Fl.
Den 6orfarIen. og iaaeon par Def
gaoet neoao, inotil oct bar fommer
til at paobniIe 9rengen Tom 9ligi
at beoe 9orobennen. Saa mepte
De. at Der par mere Snnobeo
at Iaoe bernie eff belt fare, og oeri
bapoe De maaife 8et.
Men Den gamIe SeiifoIeforitan-
DER banoe faaet lie Tor, at Der
fum0e tqnfes Sanobeo i 5orboIoei
pao en- anoen Naaoe, nemlig peo
at beboIoe g%orbennen % iaa pirfeIis
beoe ben.
SoaIeoes tanfer 0i meo Sen-
inn til DC mango Al pore 2anos-
mpno, iom bar De ngonte 2eoninger
al ariitenoom tilbage.
Get or en- oaorIig Woo6e at fao
9onobeo / 5orhoIoet paa at boIoe
Dem uoen for qirten. Get enoer meo
Sor.obeIie / boooe Den enc oe ben
moen Senfeenoe.
3 bets Steo ber oi ela6e os oner
2eoningerne o9 benntte Dem iom
en- berIie anIeonine til at brace
oeofommenoe nPrmere inc % faa
Dem meo / airfen og / SomfnnO
meo Serren. Dem ieIo % oeres
Born oe Gfterfommere til 5reIie
og airfen til @aon og @lpbel
Get er life Dor agt at ilno til
2po iarIig for Bengebiorae, men
oerimoo for Rqno al Den rettC
Slogs, RRnb, der lia 8orIus er
biIIlee til at ofre oe bIibe oiret"
iom oct be66er | oct onfsrte, og for
Saeen ielo.
SUB eine, Der mon fomme Strait
oe 5art / Dor Recommendation, al
arifti 8iges @rGnfer mon uobi.
oes blonot nore 9an6smpno / ame-
rita.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-09-17

Otter bpao Der meOoeIes os ira
elf SOrn, Sa., bar yt~enigbeoen
Der, JON bapoe uoiteot aaIo til ia
itor Soralo 5. Sent, o9 bpiIkt
aaIo ban bapoe taget iasao, for
fort Sio iioen mootaget ifriftIig
@eooeleIie ira Bait. aent. at ban
bar ombeitemt Jig.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-09-17
Dor 6itmmemisiion.

Setge1oe forte Nfeooelelle og Sp.
roob / 0Ebe 2utberan" tiIoroe fig
Dor Opm9rfiombeo:
,Snteresie / General Council en-.
geIife Siemmemisiion potter. Sn.
ret piier bette mere nfgiort emo 5or.
sgelien al gioragene ira Menigbe.
oerne til oenne Niisiion. Ser no9le
8ul: 3oaaret f907-19O9 $50.
409.t7; 3oaaret 19O9-t9ff $50.
650.3S; Soaaret 191t-19f3 sos.
966.42. Roor BET erinores, at Der
Soaaret t909-f9t1 inoiamleoes
$4,000 til Detailing af @9Io, ioo
bliber Stigningen oct iioite 5oaar
ret m9rfeIie, Ger gioroes Iibet 89.
ZEN, arbeioet gif normalt. og Sir.
fen itetteoe oen fore geb9geIie ior
at u6nioe ariIti Higes @rqnIer I
bette 2ano. Oh, at airfen matte
forooble fine 8aper til bette og null.
tipIicere antaIIet nf Wpno, iom Zig
8oilus er oillige at ORE og blibe
ofret pnn oenne Itore Rorfl @ip
RisiionsitpreIien Rpnoene og Nio.
lerne, ioa bill 9irfen ie en- itor Be
bpqelie fren1oo beo 1915"
Oct er ~elGoeIiet at IRie ON
5remifriot / onore Somfuno. iGr.
Zig oa lntberffe. Ren Tonfen peno-
te fig aIIigepeI ftrafs til bort eget
Somfuno.
8i ifuIoe itrats til at Re efter
TorseeIien Of bore Reniebeoers
giorns til Dor S~iemmemi5iion ener
Snoremisiion, iom Ri gerne faloer
ben, men 9nlIene mangleoe. Sun |
Dor fioite aarsberetning fer Ri op.
ginet, bnno Der / boer areos er mo.
fonmen til Dor S~iemmemisiion.
5naber, at 6isfe 9nf berefter
bpert aor bill bIipe meooelt. iaa en-.
bber interesieret arbeioer / airfen
fon ie, ON Snteresien er itigenoe
eaer oaIenoe.
Wen bet bar life bobeoiagelig9al.
lene eaer 9engebioraeene, ri fom
til at oo9le oe6 9etragtning of,
oct bar felipe Sogen: 9 or s e m.
memisfion ener ltobioeIien Of
arifti Riges @r9nier blon6t port
5oIf / bette 2ano.
Oct bar life Of 8eien, ON Der
funoe blibe reift en- t9rf BE.
b pgeIfe fbIonot os Tor
oenne Wisfton.
Set er b Risfion o9 IN.
gen moens. 8i flyer life ct Orb for
at nffsle Snteresien for andre Wlis.
iioner, men oerimoo or at bet.
fe mere Gun og Snterese
for Den Wisfion, Der fsrit % frem.
melt er Den al airfens Serre os
betroeoe SpgnDe.
% ON pore andre Wfisiioner
ifaI IDffes og tribes, BET beror o9-
ientIig pao, ON Dor Siemmemis.
iion oripes meo Graft.
Sor Sioen bar pi life 9oIIene
for &aonoen oe fan life tage Bib
til at opfsge Dem = maaife ienere
l., men bet forefommer os, at 10.
bioeIfen of Dor airfes @r9nier
bIonot bort Soft life bar boIot
Sfriot meo Smmigrationen.
2iqefna forefommer bet os, Of
Sorsgelfen Of WeoIemstal | bore
Weniabeoer life bar boIot Sfriot
meo Donb of 8srn og aonfirmo-
ton at ifnge Wenneffer.
Sg lao os | oenne 5orbinoelie
minbe ON Reopenoigbeoen Of Or.
eaniiation oe Misunderstanding |
Dor Grifirfe.
Bi logger Nprfe til, at Der =
piit mart iogt ollie Begne bIanot
bort Soft - er mango 5oralore,
Tom bill bope oeres 1srt bsbt, I'M.
berbiit | ben friitne MeIigion og
fonfirmeret, men Tom aIIigepeI It'll.
Ter fla ,ioen for ben IotaIe Menis.
beb. Oct er tile aIene en- 1lifif, men
Ack n{sov ri ~ nox< 4oH fnr on
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-09-17
0nsoag Den II. Sept. 1918.

Boit. u. Sanien bar ouertaget
lit npe aalo / SOS angeles, Galiiy
% bans 4oresle er MI - 37f6
Son Sultan Ct, Cos angeIes, Sal.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-09-17

Sicrtelig tai til ale @ioerne.
goo Renigbeoens Begne-
Safper SEMEN
1920 Sanilton Ctr.
g. 81. aouren,
2230 Ohio Ctr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-09-17
yiot en- Snearnationen
9omfm.S poslen).

III aug. 3bierrp,
pens. 9iitrittsIage. nar. 7ebl. "
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-09-17

Entered at Blair Post office as second
eiass matter.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-09-17

Advertising rates made known upon
application.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-09-17

qiite 119.

Sra 9etbauia oanif eo..Iittb. gae.
Corona, Rebr.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-04-26

sades against vice, shrewdly started
by the franchise grabbers.
happened to be in every franchise
fight with Golden Rule Jones and
Brand Whitlock, and know what am
talking about.
The funny thing about every one
I of these fake crusades was that it
started just before mayor and coun-
Gil were to be elected, and were kept
in cold storage then until the next
campaign.
But the same trick has been sue
cessfully worked in many of our
cities.
And I have been wondering what
was back of the vice crusade started
by The Daily News, and backed up
by all the other kept newspapers in
Chicago.
noticed that the same papers
didn't peep editorially when the
O'Hara committee was showing how
their big advertisers were paying
starvation wages to women and girls.
There was no crusade against the
wickedness of such CAUSES of vice
as starvation wages paid by slave
driving inillionaires.
And when the Chicago vice. COM
mission, headed by Dean Sumner
who is as respectable as they make
'em, l guess reported on the con-
nection between vice and low wages
in department stores, the newspapers
that live off of department store adj
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-04-26

%.
For over ten years street railW
street railway franchise in Toledo. F
since his death Mayor Brand White
from stealing a franchise that would
stock as good as real money.
OF, course every trick known to
in a desperate attempt to defeat Jon
business" mayor, who would. help
the franchise-grabbers get what they
wanted. =
And the favorite trick was cru
SADIE against vice. Crooked bankers,
lawyers and others in the employ OF
the company, or interested in it get
ting franchise, would very often
happen to be prominent" church
members who paid big pew rent and
contributed literally to the church.
They would get their kept minis
tiers busy just before a campaign
came on, crusading with all their
might against gambling, open sa-
looms, the tenderloin and all forms of
vice that didn't advertise in the
newspapers. -
: The franchise grabbers hoped to
slip their mayor in and get control
Of the council while the kept reform
ers, kept upIifters and kept editors
kicked up an awful dust with their
crusade against vice.
Fortunately they didn't get away
with it in Toledo, and the people
elected Jones, and after him Whit
lock, every time they ran for mayor.
The result is that in Toledo, the last
of the street. railway franchises will
expire in 1915-less than two years
and then Toledo will have municipal
ownership and 3-cent fares with uni
versal transfers.
The people in Toledo are in that
fortunate position simply because
fhau never were fooled nv fake crll-
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-04-26
WHY SOME CRUSADERS CRUSADE AGAINST
THE EFFECT AND NOT THE CAUSE OF VICE
BY N. D. COCHRAN

noticed don't enthuse little bit newspaper
have good for it. have them worked
help Big Business fool the people, that every time the
RS throwing virtuous fit l begin wonder what
Business is up to.
years street railway company has been trying get
in Toledo First Golden Rule JONES'
Mayor Brand Whtlock prevented the franchise gabbers
franchise that would make millions of watered bonds and
as real money.
every trick known to crooked Big Business
attempt defeat JONES' then Whtlock and to elect
The Monte Vista journal., 1913-07-19
EDWARD
KEATlNC
Congrsssman from
Colorado
AT The National Capitol
Cbe extraordinary Session

nights trying to figure out new
scheme to show their love for him.
Bryan comes right back at them
and insists on placing laurel
wreaths on their brows.'
II cannot believe this harmony
will last, but if it does we are lost.
And then look at the crops
Think of old mother nature giving
us good crops-the best we ever
had-when the Dmocrats are in
control of the government! How
can you start panic when the
farmer is prosperous, and how can
The Monte Vista journal., 1913-07-19

Bud Mccarthy and wife left for
San Francisco Tuesday night.
Their visit was out short some
what by an urgent call to return
home.
The Monte Vista journal., 1913-07-19
'DOlNGS OF

''' WIG hilieln anniversary OF the
turning point in the conflict be-
tween the states.
On that date forty nine Demo-
cratic Senators agreed to pass the
Underwood tariff bill without ma
terlal amendment of the important
schedules. OF course the verbal
tusillading will continue for weeks
In the Senate.~ The representa-
tlyes of special interests will make
a few more desperate stands in the
hope of saving something from the
wreck. But to all intents and pur-
poses their back bone was broken
on July 7, and recovery is impos-
slble. Lee fought on after Gettys-
burg, but he knew Appomattox
was inevitable.
suppose the inside story of
this fight for an honest revision of
the tariff will never be written.
The yictors are disposed to be gen.
erous and the vanquished are not
seeking publicity. AS | have often
pointed out in these letters, the
sugar and wooden schedules consti-
tuted the Bloody Angle" of the
battle. To carry that position, we
had to muster forty-e eight Demo
cratic votes in the Senate. Two
so-called Democrats Louisi-
ana Senators-deserted to the en-
emy before a gun was fired. That
left US with forty .nine-just one
more than enough. For weeks and
months the sugar and woolen in
terests, backed up by horde of
other tariff interests, moved heaven
and earth in an attempt to drive
two or three Democratic Senators
into the protection camp.
THE MEN THEY WANTED.
Shafroth of Colorado, Walsh of
Montana, Newlands of Nevada and
Thompson of Kansas were the men
they hoped to get. The testimony
before the lobby investigating COM
mittee shows in measure the
character and intensity of the
pressure to which these men were
subjected. The benehciaries of the
tariff never made a more system
attic fight. They probably never
spent more money or exerted
stronger or more varied influences
in struggle. Yet they lost-lost
for the first time in the history of
tariff legislation IN this country.
1t is the most notable defeat
sustained by the forces of special
privilege in the last half century.
The result is due to two inhu-
ences-an awakened public senti-
ment and the remarkably able
leadership with which the Demo-
cratic party is blessed today.
With Wilson, Bryan, Clark, I'm
derwood, Kern, Simmons and Owen
working in complete harmony with
an eye single to the public welfare,
it is difficult for the opposition to
offer effective resistance.
A REPUBLICANS VIEW.
One of the leading Republicans
in the House described the situa-
ton very accurately while chatting
with me in the cloak room the
other day:
God seems to be on the side of
the Democracy this time, and for
the life of me / can't see much
hope for the grand old party.
you have disappointed us in u
most exasperating way. First, we
thought your leaders would be at
each others throat before Wilson
had been in the White House sixty
DAYS. Instead they seem to be
The Monte Vista journal., 1913-07-19

Mrs. Jay Higgins went to Ala
mosa Friday night to meet her hus-
band aud friend from Durango.
The Monte Vista journal., 1913-07-19

We ever convince him again that
his happiness is based on the tariff
when all this money 10 pouring in
on him while the Democrats are
tearing the sacred old thing to
pieoesY
Talking Of panics. did you no
tioe how Wilson and MoAdoo
made Wall Street stop all its ca
lamity bowling few weeks ago?
just threatened to dump $5OO,0OO.-
600 of government notes into the
channels OF trade to relieve
tight market. Have you heard
peep out of Wall Street since?
No, and you won't.
WALL STREET BUFPALoED.
"And they will accept Wilson's
currency bill, too. He has them
buffaloed. This is the first time
in a good many years that We have
had a man in the White House
who didn't give tinker's dam for
the emperors OF finance. Wall
Street is just beginning to get that
fact through its noodle. 1t will
gurgle and gasp its indignation for
while, but it will eventually come
to its milk. This talk about the
big national banks surrendering
their charters rather than submit
to federal control is popyoook.
Wilson and Bryan will have their
way with the currency bill, just as
they have had with the tariff bill.
But the amazing thing is that
the country seems to like it. l
have lot Of sheep men in my dis
trict, and when l went home the
other day l expected to find them
up in arms over free wool. But
they weren't They tried TO tell
me that the tariff had nothing to
do with fixing the price of Ameri-
can wool, that the wooden trust
looked after that, and that they be-
lieved Wilson was an honest, God
fearing man who was trying to do
the right thing
Can you beat that, and in Re-
publican district, toop
Young man, there is nothing to
it. God 10 with the Democracy.
How long he will remain in such
strange company / cannot say
l wish l could use the name of
my Republican friend, for that
would make this letter frst-page
story in every paper in the ooun-
try. But these CLOAK room chats
are confidential and l refuse to
embarrass the gentleman.
THE FARMER DECEIVED.
To my mind the high protective
swindle could not have persisted
in this country had the farmer un-
derstood the question. Republi-
cans have told him that he was one
of the beneficiaries OF the tariff,
and to make the deception COM
plete they have placed high tariff
on his wool and wheat and other
products.
But the price of most Of the
things produced by the farmer is
fixed in Liverpool-in the worlds
market. That is because We have
been producing more agricultural
products than we could consume
and our surplus has been exported.
Every farmer should know that the
price OF his wheat and his corn 10
determined by the condition Of the
Liverpool market and that the price
he gets for bis wool is fixed by the
wooden combine and is sometimes
lower than the Liverpool market.
When the farmer learns tbeae
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-02-11
APPROPRIATIONS FOR DAlRYING.

There has been a good deal o talk
and discussion over the state on the
dairying industry and the good it is to
the commonwealth during the past
couple of years, and there has also
been a great deal Of practical work
along the same line. This has cost
money and there is a demand for a
continuance Of the educational move.
This will also cost money, and
probably more than in the past, as the
state is II q condition CT :lakjng, in
so far as the dairy industry is con-
cerned. There is need for institutes,
demonstration and special i. 'Struction.
The dairy department has been under
the direction of competent men and
is MT known 10 the Tribune that
the department has been hampered
for lack Of funds, but the legislature
should e to it that they have all the
money they can show they can spend
and get good results from.