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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-12-12

be mado By tho Democrats great
menace 10 the business of tho country
The conservative elements Of society
may well look with alarm on tho pill
ing up Of laws that are striking re
peated fatal blows Mt industry and
prosperity.
In conclusion 1t IL not uniting 20
point out that the present Commits
sioner Of Corporations, modestly ad-
mitting that the Democrats do not
know what they are about. has asked
for two years in which 10 make an in,
vestigation of tho trust problem.
Naturally the Democratic leaders are
aghast at this suggestion, for they
realize that IL will serve 10 increase
the unsettled condition Of business and
thereby throw discredit on the party.
To guard against the charge OF leav-
ing the big combinations in such
damaging state Of uncertainty the ad-
ministration has put forward a pro-
gramme, but we must take our choice
whether to believe the Commissioner of
or the administration
leaders rs to Democracy's ability 30
grapple with the trust question in an
enlightened manner and in a way that
will satisfy tho country.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-12-12
NATIONWIDE PROHIBITION.

The probibitionists have taken q new
tack and are now bending all their en-
ergies to secure the adoption OF an
amendment to the constitution of the
United States prohibiting tho manufac-
ture and sale Of Intoxicating liquors.
The amendment has been introduced in
the senate by Morris Sheppard and
Captain Hobson will bring the mat
ter up in the lower house. This is the
provision that viii be presented TO the
states for ratification if the resolution
passes both houses OF congress:
Section l. The sale. manufacture
for sale, transportation for sale. on
expectation for sale OF Intoxicating
liquors Tor beverage purposes In the
United States and all territory sub
lect TO the jurisdlction thereof are
Section 2, Congress shall have
power TO provide for the manufac-
,ure. sale. importation and transpor-
tation OF intoxicating liquors for
sacramental medicinal. mechanical,
pharmaceutical or scientific pur-
poses. or for use IN the arts, and shall
have power to enforce this article
By all needfuI legislation
The present congress is not likely to
launch the amendment on its way by
taking favorable nc ton Even if it
does, however, 1t will be a long, long
time before a sufficient number of
states vote in the affirmative and make
the amendment a part of the organic
law
The only certainty about the whole
matter is that the prohibition question
is going to be agitated as never before,
and that number of congressman are
between the devil and the deep sea-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-12-12
PRESIDENTIAL PRIMARIES.

Champ Clark's followers will be e1-
cused IL they GO not enthuse over
President Wilson's proposal for pres-
Dental primaries, for the Baltimore
convention contained delegates chosen
in the prescribed manner who failed to
support the man to whom they were
pledged by their constituents, and SEQ
retsry Bryan was the chief offender.
Speaker Clark would have received
the coveted nomination had the "man-
date Of the people, as the Socialists
nrs fond of eIclaiming, been carried
out. Had real and bending nation
wide primary Law been in effect the
Missourisn would stin have secured tho
prize, for hs ran like wild-hre In the
states where they were held.
President Wilson Is probably honest
in his advocacy Of the primary, bat
he must know that It would have been
fatal to him last year. Had the law
been in operation from the early DAYS
OF the ropublo, several names that now
figure in tho HIST Of presidents would
be missing, among them that Of Abra.
ham Lincoln Blaine would have been
nominated and elected In 1873 instead
OF being put forward in 1884 and
beaten
Il is very probable thst Mr. Wilson
will be able to carry tie primaries in
1915 against all eomers in case the law
passes. SO he's perfectly ssfe in urging
its adoption
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-12-12

OF course If President Wilson is
nominated at the presidential primary
in 1916 he will be compelled to accept
in spite Of his Democratic scruples and
platform pronouncements, Whom he
indorses presidential primaries, how
ever, he acts from purely altruistic
motives like ell Democrats.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-12-12
ASSESSMENT NOTICE,

F'oche Metals Mining company. pnns
clpsl place OF business. Salt Lake CatF'
Utah.
Notice Is hereby given that at nneess
Ing OF the board OF directors OF the F1ecns
Metals Mining company, held on MONEY!
the stf dey Of December. 1913. an e,
sessment of one-fourth "a OF one uet
cent per share was levied on the ous-'
standing capital stock OF the corpoFsaon>
payable TO r. B. Cook. treasurer, on r.
before the 9Th day OF January VIZ
his office. 235 Main street. salt Lake CIV
Utah u
Any stock upon which tho sssess|ssssn1f sess|sss1
may remain unpaid on January =. ~
VIII be delinquent and ADVERTISED TOT n
al public auction. and unless paymsnnl y.
made before that time viii be SOLO ~
February 2 1914. TO pay the dennSueA
assessment. together with the cost OF ~
vertisng and expense Of sale
G. N HOUGHTON.
Secretary OF enid company
Office o35 Main street. salt Lake C'S'
Utah ,.sf
First insertion. December 10. 1919 ,lttsas ~
insertion. January 2. 1919
TDVDT TRJYN ~. iii III
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-12-12

Mrs Pankhurst has returned to Eng
land with $4,000 good, hard, American
dollars. This is something of q surprise
in view of the fact that her lecturing
tour was generally considered and pro-
claimed failure. Evidently Mrs. Pank-
hurst has learned that it is wiso to be
silent and let money do the talking
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-12-12

The eastern papers are still mourn
ing over the Hetch Hetchy "grab. -
Their sympathies are all for the camp
ers and not for the people who must
live In houses.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-12-12

A Utah citizen has been impressed
into tho French army. A Utahn Is
such good citizen that hc can't go
abroad without being kidnapped.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-12-12

DR.. Pease declares that cup Of tea
is AS injurious as highball, and adds:
" You might just as well drink cock
tail. All right, doctor, what will you
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-12-12

If presidential primaries are held
Roosevelt must decide whether It is
safer 10 run as a Republican or as
Progressive
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-12-12

Lat President Wilson be reuomiu.
ated for-his high Office and he docsn I
care who makes the platform
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-12-12

Winston Churchill, first lord Of the
British admiralty, has taken up avia-
tion. We fear this is the beginning OF
his fpll
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-12-12

Lopez didn / mind the smoke nuis
ance because most of the hot air wa.
on the outside
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-12-12

In these days of ghpriced eggs
there is too much hen-pecking at the
hons
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-12-12

The kaiser and President Wilson have
colds. They can sneeze Mt each other
without causing war.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-12-12

The NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. are not cut
ting up as badly as usual
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-12-12

he VIII take office This is probably
the frst kingly strike on record.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-12-12
Is Lopez on a hunger st-,ksi

Lopez is eating miners candles
Rather light housekeeping.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-12-12

The new king Of Albania wants MS
salary guaranteed by the powers before
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-12-12
ASSESSM ENT NO. o.

o. K Silver Mining & Milling com
pany; principal place OF business, 6slI
Lake City. Utah; location OF mines. Iu~
dian Springs, Tooele county, Utah.
Notice Is hereby given that mesl<
Ing OF the board OF directors 6
Q. X. Silver Mining & Milling company
held on the 2lst day OF November. 1Su
assessment No 8 OF one-half ID cs1I
per share was levied upon the capite|
stock OF tho corporation, Issued and our
standing. payable Immediately &c tho SEQ
retary at his Office. 1885 beck atreet
Salt Lake City. Utah.
Any stock upon which this assessrnent
may remain unpaid on Wednesday On
3lst day OF December. 1919, Will be de-
llnquent and advertised for sale at pub
iic auction. and unless payment fs mad
before. VIII he sold on Saturday, tn.
nth day OF January. 1914, at 10 o'oloS1
n. m. NJ the secretarys office, TO pay en1
delinquent ASSIGNMENT thereon, togetheF
with the costs OF advertising and sx~
ponso or sale.
r. NJ HOLT.
Secretary
First publication Dec. !. 1919. h4tip
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-12-12

havef
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-05-20

Glcftrieitet til Genuilc. @prouoet
/ Renpiue bar qioet Monteoioeo
electric Sight anO 8olper 60. en- sc.
billing til Of lPgge line eIeftriife SEQ
rinqer in6 til @per % i%orinnc Oenne
me0 @eIp$ning % Gripfroit. Set
belle pentc8 at pGre iprotQt tioIiq poo
Soften.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-05-20
- 2aaaaasssssaHHssss5sss#s]gas28sER1

anoen @ienoom. Slben bar opitaaet
peo at gsrn le9eoe meo Spritiffer
paa Ssloftet.
Hp gg. Ser .gisres Sorbereoelier
til at oprette Ell mn 8p paa ben al.
itaaeoe Gel al Bine &ibge &eierpa.
tionen / Bennett Golrutp. 9Den, iom
enbrl1 life bar faaet Iabn, t9nfes
anlagt omtrertt toIo Nil sitenfor og
Ter Yfil norbenfor Wartir.
ling Suitru bsr. 0trs. 3iliam
9. @speIanb, Der for fun fire Waa.
neoer itoen bIep gift og meo fin
Wtanb iatte SO / Suron, er efter ct
SlagtiIfGlbe afgoaet peo 9soen. 81
get bra9tes til benbeS tiblieere Siem
| 0apion, Rinn., for at besrapes
berfra.
Gn Summe Resn falbt. st pelais.
renoe Gegr, BET fsrfte / 8aur af no.
gen 9etpbning, falbt Den ABE bs. /
ben norOlige Del af Staten. Gegnet,
Ser uo9iorbe pmtrent en- Somme,
itrafte fig fra Summit til Wobribge
iamt moro og ipo oper en- Strpfnine
of omtrent 100 Mil. ct gobt Gegn
fagoes ogiaa at bore falbt peItenfor
WtiSIourifloben. Sper Strefningen
mellem Bterre og &apio Gttp baobe
Der / 2sbet al fire Gage resnet glen.
tagne @onge, og ialt bar Ser faIbt
benimoo TO Eommer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-05-20
9un Dnkntn.

Gil bliue Goitmeiter. Morp Siren.
nan er al ErPitOert 8iIion anbefa,
let til Boitmeiter / Safe B~reiton.
Settlcres Ibbc / Canton. @omle
Settlere / 2incoln County oiI afboI.
De lit 20Oe oorlige Msoe / Canton
Sen 1SOe Sunt.
NDrobucre nbnrpnte. 9Ianot oe
fornpIig uorponte Gmbeo8menO /
Correction er 8. 6. Seterion, 8paus
bitor % Ole auien, SoIiti6ef.
Slbe6ranb paa Sarmsr. Sen itore
2nopebpgning paa S. 8. Solutions
Tarm peo Sartforb reObrGnbte for
Ieoen nteo 1000 9uibels Wois %
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-05-20

Nittcn pau set iurtc Srct. &eO eft
nnIig oiboIot MeOe al @nroooct I
St. &omcS bIep 10 Mouo iotte poo
set iorte @rct o. Opens SoIoonoGrs
fer ioutioig u%noerrettGoc on, at De
bopoe at boIoe iiQ itrenQt eitcr 60
ocn, om De eniteOe at forblipe / 6or.
retnlnQCn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-05-20
mtarnnHn.

SranS | &urtuab. 2pnet floa Scot
til Eorsbag neo / .. q. Sasperions
8utif / geortpop, &ocine Gol1ntp, %
ben 0erbeo opitoaebe SID ipreote iis
burtig til @oobmans Sperabus %
BET oe6 Stoen Iigeenoe 9isoubiarg,
boilfe ire gpeninger filbitenbig
neobrpnbte. Sabet aniloges til ON.
firing $4,000.
Stort IrbeiSe beb &abision. Ir.
beioet poa ben itore Spmnina, iom
arpin 2ltntber 60. al 8ranS '&apibs
laoer opfere ODER gbippepaflpoen
ner &aoisfon, er MT gienoptaget for
Sommeren. Sbab ben enorme Srip.
fraft, iom Der oil ubbifles, ifoI be,
nDttes til, bioes ertbnll life beItemt,
Dog antageS BapirmsIle og Srpmas.
iefabrif at blipe opfsrte peb ben ne.
Ore @nbe al &analen.
SDsaser Magurfanbibat. 8ecoG.
oalg for Wsapor ifaI ben Ste Juni af.
bolOes | 8aibburn, og CHARLES Be.
terion 2psager, en- af gpens melt be.
fienbte &iebmpno, bar itilet fig iom
&anOioat / Sppoiition til $. $.
8eabep, BEN mroerenbe Snbebnper
at @mbebet, iom altiaa er giort til
8ienItano for &ecnn. Mr. 8eapep,
Der ogiaa er asiemblpmanb fra Bah.
field Gol,ntp, ffaI billie fiempe meb
Geb o9 8lsr for at bebolbe Wopor-
ppr6idhe6er.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-05-20
Nprn pukptu.

Melmplle / gonbels. &. ..
Stremiet bar beiluttet at opfere en-
mtnore Ueelmsue / 9otp6els.
SprissSfarm | Sberiuppb. On al
Great 9ortbern 6oris5sfarme bill BIZ
oprettet oeb SBertpooo. Ser er MI
en- at oisie Sarme oeo 8Ienburn %
TO n9r UfobaQ.
Spmnntrer til ltlpeiagt. Stoten
betaler nh en- Sfropenge al $2.5
for bier lllo Der fGIOeS, og bette bar
bioraget til, at llDeiagte1 pua man.
&c Steoer Orioes meo Slib. Eli Wc.
@luitp %inobragteS iaaleoes paa en-
uge Sfalpen al 40 llloe, Ser bar
bIeone fPloebe / Sberioan Gountp.
Sfabebpr CT frOsne libel. fsar.
merne / Smegnen al @iQiston mel.
Der, at Sltfinber al @opberS er buff.
feoe unoer for SroIten iiOite @inter.
Ger bar renlig ingen Sne, iau Sro.
item naae6e ne0 iii De imoa 9prS
Stnterfoarter, og Ser bIep berpeo
orGbt flere al 0iSie Sfa0e0Dr it6Tte
&inter, emo 6armerne poa flere gar
otloe babe p9ret iitan0 til at no.
rpboe.
8ooc &einltater. 8egieringenS
8orIp9situtiOn oeo 8tQtSton bar net.
op offentligJiort i'm fentte aarsrop.
port, og ser gieres / benne opmerf.
Ion1 paa, at Be rette Wfetbooer / Sor0s
brig Der frembringer npI item e~neItao.
enoe go6e &eiultater. Ser onfcreS
Iooleoes, at man iioite Ior ooleOe op
til 80 SuibelS &peoe pr. 9lcre, 100
9uibels SABRE, 70 9uibeIs @pQ oq
op til 80 9uibelS &infrs pr. acre.
OmenoItiert set forlebne g(ar gao
glenneminttIig CODE Glplinger, par
Oct Dog fife belotgt for 6enne Sor.
iegsfornL bpor Der b9ientIig lpgges
an paa Ssrfarming og fltnittg 8an.
Ding. Ser bar nemlig iioite @ar ioa
meget &egn, at tngen al OiSIe Wetbo-
Ser funbe a1tpen6eS. 8rgoer meo
Sl1fferroer bar ser boot eft meQet
beloi8t ll0folO, nenIig 90 Cons pr.
acre o9 en- SufferboIoigbe0 al 17.5
Frocent. glfalfa bar o9ioa gipet for.
trinli8c IpIinoer iaoOel meo fom
uocn Srrigotion.
ut fjenbe iig ielu. Sa~n6eIsfor.
enin8en ! @ron0 Sorts bar facet Oen
9oOe Soc, at man for at fltnne Ia0e
lit &pS ifinne for onbre ferIt og
frentit moo lore at fierbe fig IeIp,
bporfor oe forle6en Dag, 60 Mon6
| SaQet, tiltraaote en- Sp0aaeIieS.
fprb giennem 9pens S~olfeifolpr.
8lere af Otsle SorretningSfoIf erfle.
reoe ienere, at &l1ren, foru6en at
bore meget t~nteresiant, baboe lprt
Dem, at Be ~igr1tnoen bite meget tibet
ON lin egen 9p. s Den enc Sfole.
bDgning bar man @t6ne til, boor0an
@leoerne tnben utrolig fort SID o. /
Den ifienneite Srben flun6e mnri6ere
uO, naar 8ranoIignoIet leO; / en- an.
6en ioa man &~inoergarten og oe Ia.
Dere alaSier / fl1Got @rbei6e, me6ens
Ser / en- treble ieroere0eS 9un6 at
Sigerne / SuSboI0ningSfIasien fen, oe
bpor 6orretningsfoIfene benfeoes i
ct Spiieoprelie, bbi8 belle WebIe.
ment bar ttloirfet al @utterne Sfo.
lens NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-05-20
Tarincrnc prptcitcrcr.

$50 al OImiteoo Gountps Sormere
proteItereoe bgiIpot moo ben platlog-
re StotSoei meucm No6elter % Stc-
mortoiIe, ga set iprite offentlige W}e.
oe afboIote& / Hohciter iioite Sor5.
bag. Set piitc iig fort eiter NteOct8
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-05-20

@ammcI Settlcr Spo. :. q. Sobn.
ION, eli al &c isrite Scttlcrc / Sermon
Sopnibip pcb 9opS, er forIcoeu 900
/ en- IIher al 70 Ior. San par 6a.
Der til - 9ern.
Hnt Gpnrthus / Siunr Sin. Gam.
tibia nleo 9ppaleet / Siour Gitp ptI
Der ofhoIocS ct ipecielt &al9, ION
@pooburp GountpS commissioner
bar bcrammet for at afgiere lloite.
belicn al $500, 900 Bombs for Gnlins
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-05-20

tpetS me GourthltS. GPIgerne ifal
iourtioi9 ofgiere, ON ben 9omle
GourtbuStomt fol iGI8eS % en- ny
fiebes.
SpaS ct Inlciparf CT barb. S. S.
Surner, @ropineo / Genterotlle, bar
onlogt @ritotnin9Siag moo antor
Goal 60. oeriteOs % fororer $1,000
Tor ct Sparf, ct al 5irmaets Otitlopr
buuOe gipet bam. SmeSen bar an
mo6et ON al flo 0pret, % bet bar
unoer Scnnc Separation ban gioroe ct
minore bebageIigt @efienotifab meo
bets 9ngben.
Suipitalsiascn / bet nuisic. @ooo'
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-05-20
mnutunu.
Spmmerhnaaeruc itreifer,

Spntnterbng8ernc itreifer. geetop
Sagbrrgene / BEN peitliee Del
Staten er TONNE eobt igans. bor
De fleIte at Ssmmerbueaerne / Sfp.
gene gaoet paa Streif. Sorpiflin.
9erne be9Dnote meb at SrelaItfir.
moerne forieete at inbfsre tO.Si.
mers arbeiosbus meb en- Sorsselie /
af II Brocent.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-05-20
&runingsitas. W1tnfene boa atboS

&rDninssitas. Wrnfene paa atbos.
bier9et, bet bersmte &loiter peb
gggeerbapet, bar | fin geiiboeIie De
gomle b%p5a1ttniife &eiieres &aabe %
8rone, og De aeter M, at ienbe bisie
&oitbarbeber til atberl, forat be fat
bruges peb Song &onitantins &ro.
ming. Set iiges, at &ronen iom er
rigt prpoet uteb foitelige Stene, bill
bli ben permanente graife &oneefro-
ne, og 8aoben, Der er operiaaet meb
uobamreoe @uloblabe, beier fine 80
Buno.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-05-20
MtuurCntu.

Teniiun for tire @pSrc. s Monfo.
TO er lttber ben me 2op bcpilget Yen-
lion for ire MporC, boorof De to err.
boIoer $40 pr. WtoonGO % BEN enc
So. Gre nnbre InIogninger CT UNI
ser @ebanoliug.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-05-20

burn Gountp, buori Siour Gitp er
beIisgenoe, beilutteOe iioite SeIt peO
oct alminoeIige 8alg at ltolteoe
Bombs for 100000, bporfor ituIOe
opfsre8 ct Gouutpboipttal meo en-
iGrifiIt afbeIing for SGrin8slpge.
GountpetS aommiSiGrer bar tmlo'
Iertio M erflqret, at De life bill til
labe benne hight, og De bar beItemt
negtet at uonGpne oct "9oaro Of
Sruitees", iom ifulOe itpre Sophia
let's affGrer. ut Soipitol0in8en
bandit iaa itor SiIiIlttning iiOite Ssit
ifpIbeS ppientIig Or. 81. e. aepforoS
ibproiee arbeioe for SpretteIicn al
SPrin9Sboipital.
2nncfnlSt 2pn. Gn 2DnItroaIe
IpIintreoe iibite Sn80og 6logiton9en
paa Den me Soma State 8onf5 8p9.
ming / Soma Sin, for ocrpoa nco
giennem De foritieaige 8GrcIicr %
en0te / Den peo Siben ligJenoe gu.
tif nteO at fare moo enOel Spparms
ningsrsr, boorpeo opitoo ct Itcrft
2pSgIimt % ct anolo. 20 WtGno
befonot fig finn &c 500 fra oct Steb,
boor Sen mcrfeIiGe Grploiion innOt
Steo, men blep life b~eifaoige0e. Gen
iamme &Dnitraale - euer manife
rettere en- unoen @ren al Den - rlrm-
itereoe / Ell TO apartnIer ira 9onfen
beliggenoe 9pgntng, og blan0t onoet
breieOe Ben &iierne paa ct llr, roen
bog at ~beifo0ige bette. Sra mango
andre Steoer al Stoten mcI0e3 ON
beittgt Sorocnucir % &pnne0iIag,
boorueo mango &aouebDgninger neo-
brGn0te.
Smitrtbt 2upfuri lag nnOerifriUcs.
Gen ian me9et onitriote "gllte Gin"
&oo, iom / ii0ite GiebIif bIep peotaget
al &egislatltren, blep iorrige llgc IN
oertegnet al @uuCrnpren og Uil Der
oeO bIioe lat frat. Ser rGiite iig ioa
mango 1rotciter moo Oenrie Sop, at
@ltOernsren fanOt ii8 befeiet iii at ie
De forifieQigc alngemool cfter /
Semmene, men ban erflGrer mi, at
DC iom ct belle life fan iigcS at pprc
befeieoe. &ouen auar no pna at bilr'
Ore SoIQ al i~ouoanne Sitter oN Scr
Oipapirer, Der er ircmbro9tc for at
Solt, og bporpeo Suiin0cr al
Collars bpert Aor toge8 llo al Sto-
ten uoen minbite &eOerlag. Der bar
pGret iagt, at &oOcn er for piotrHf.
fenoe / i'm @irfning, % @uoernoren
iaorommcr, at Ben life / ale 9cIe er
fulot tiIfreOsitiaenoe, men ban me-
ller BOG, at Sen err bIeoen malet Iangt
~iortere en0 Sen err, % at Sen er set
beoite man fOrtiben magteOe at ipttc
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-05-20

Npe Euitmcitrc. 9Ionbt Sc l1o.
nppneIier, iom forIeOen o~ocrienOte5
Senotet, oor ooioo f9I9cnoe |oItme.
fire: Sorbep &. Silorebran / 2ple;
6rco BON SbIen, SEEMING; 8. &.
@oaIer, Spring 8rope, % 81. g.
2ooeitrom, Stcpben.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-05-20

eSmaFineu "Susbennen. er mobtaaen I
aoS Srben, % ben er oft bt fan buffe en-
eumarine at bore. Den sisr soot afrbetos
90 oadr let.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-05-20
ltuabpm bliper Grpblina. Gen Is

oorige 8op Geterion / GoIt @rono
Sorts forisgte forIeoen at iprtngc
ooer 8aoen ioron en- hurtig gouenoe
SporpoQne, men blep poofiert o. fit
lit enc Ben ioa beifa0tget, at BET
maatte afiGtte3.
The Colville examiner. [volume] (Colville, Wash.) 1907-1948, 1913-12-13

The presidential address has
fully succeeded the old-time pres
idential message. A few facts,
along the line of needed legisla-
ton are spoken by the president
to an attentive body of legisla-
tors, taking the place Of the,16I
column presidential message
which always had to be set in
nonpareil and which covered ev-
erything from our friendly rela.
tiona with Madagascar to. tha
price of beans when exported in,
foreign bottoms.
President Wilson the scholar,
GovernorWilson thepolitician, and
President Wilson the statesman
have made a hit with the Amer
ican people. But, more impor-
tant, our president has taken the
lead in common-sense ideas of
procedure, and his life and his
works are a credit to a nation
which is now leading in so many
different lines of endeavor.
The Colville examiner. [volume] (Colville, Wash.) 1907-1948, 1913-12-13

If it were not for the fact that
the earth is getting so crowded
that people are always jabbing
their elbows into one another and
stepping on one another's toes
there might never have been the
great movement toward democ-
racy which is going on today.
Democracy is just a working
basis on which people can get
along with one another comfort
ably and equitably, and the kind
of democracy the world is going
to have in the next generation or
so was never absolutely essential
until the civilization of the world
became an urban civilization.
People who live in cities have to
learn to get along more or less
peacefully because they 60 about
in crowds.
Just as two men living in diff
ferent corners of a forest have
none save personal problems so
long as they keep apart, but are
confronted with serious social
problems as soon as they meet.
so society, which, in it's old agri-
cultural days, dealt mostly with
individualistic matters, now has
chiefly social ones.
Inequalities, injustices and
abuses show themselves more
quickly in crowds than anywhere
else. That is why our civilization
of crowds is making a more de-
termined effort to eliminate as
many of them as possible than
has ever been made by any civ
ilization before. Washington
Democracy, Seattle.