The Marshall republican., 1913-06-13


Tomorrow, Saturday, June 1fth, I,
Flag Day, which should be observed
by the liberal displaying Of the coun'
try's flag.
Sugar is being sold az low as -four
cents pound when the Wilson
tariff tits wilson's all right reduces
the price OF sugar this paper intends
TO chronicle the fact and give the
President due credit for the reduc-
uon.-Boonville Republican.
Humanity is hungcring for the
reign OF practical religion" says an
exchange. "Christianity at work In
the matter OF upiift and protection
IL is applied Christianity the world
needs. There hay been too much
theory and not near enough rractice.'
G
The Bryan Punch" hasn't YET
been declared the official drink In
Kentucky. nor will the "Bryaf
Prnch" administered TO Missouri'i
candidate for president at Baltimore
ever receive the endorsement OF z
Democratic gathering in this state
Boonviile Advertiser tDemocratic).
We are asked 10 give particulars
regarding the Gettysburg anniversary
July TO 4. Many states have ar
ranged for free trip for the sur.
vivors OF this great battle. but thu
time limit OF applications has passed
70 that those going will have TO pa,
their own fare and expenses unles'
arrangements are already completed
for them.
Predictions have been made that
the settlement OF the tariff were tc
be delayed for six months 100000
working people would be walking tn
streets without employment. This
the tariff has n definite relation t'
employment and wages is shown b,
the fact that while England has 3S
600 900 people and $4,000 paupers
the United States has 100000
people and only $4,000 paupers. l.
other words. the United States wit
population two and half times
sreat as England has only one-tenf
as many paupers. Washington Post
,EDITORs WILL HAVE MEETING.
The Missouri Press Association vii
hold It's annual meeting at PERU
springs the week Of June 2S. From
present indications II will be one
the most enjoyable. ~ we'll as on
OF the most profitable, affairs III
fraternity has ever held In this state
Secretary Bianton has arranged 10
a house party across the state for a.
newspaper people and members
their families who can find II cor
venient 10 start from 81. Louis. Th
train, which will be one OF the fir
est IN the west. will leave unioT
Station at o o'clock the morning
the 23d. II will reach PERTH
Springs at 3 p. M, the only stops o.
the trip being at Jefferson City and
sedaiia. The train will carry diner
and nj noon win serve one OF those
dinners for which the Missouri Pc
ci'ic service Is famous. The rout
lies through as fertile and picturesq'
section as tourist ever traverse
Arriving at Pertle Springs the news
paper people will take possession
the big hotel and settle themseive
down for a solid week OF rest, recre
alton and shop talk,
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Japan. having become a nation 0
snteiiigence and progress, with 6
spien did record in war, in. statesthar,
ship, In commerce, In arts and In tn
setinements OF modern civilization
fs Justly proud, Her i5aoRQ,ooi
people demand of other nations 'fai'
and impartial treatment, He'
statesmen decline TO be classed lowe
than the statesmen OF other coun
tries. and. as they are educated, re-
fined. polished and prudent they are
well received everywhere. II Is witt
such people Americans are dealin'
now. They are full OF pride and are
progressive along all lines The-
are not "fussy" but they demanf
msrited recognition. A few Japan
ess having crossed the Pacific and
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