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Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1913-03-13
OUR LIBERAL P
o

For those buying stock Of
us on this proposition we pur-
pose that every dollar Of the
net receipts from sales Of the
amalgam plate products and
ore concentrates will be paid
to subscribers on their treas
ury stock until the full
amount they paid for their
stock has been returned to
them, and no money will be
used for any other purpose
whatever until the full
amount of these subscriptions
have been returned to stock
holders. After the stockhold-
ers have received the full
amount they paid for their
stock, their holdings will
participate in the dividends
equally with other stock
holders of the company.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1913-03-13
THANKS

The Mansfield Mirror i an indie
pendent newspaper, but the Wright
County Republican thinks We ought
to have some political tendencies
and so he lines Us up with the Pro-
gressives. It's very convenient to
have some one select your party atl].
liations for you 1t saves YOU so
much trouble, don't you know. e>-
pecially when you are A. busy Il,
the Mirror editor.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1913-03-13
"HOUa' DAWG" CAUSES SUIT
a Chicago dispatch says:

A Chicago dispatch says:
An echo of Speaker Champ Clark's
campaign for the Democratic nomi-
nation for president came today
when a suit for $2.&j2 royalties on
the song entitled You Go: a Quit
kickin' My Dawg .Aroun' . was be.
gun in the municipal court.
Both plaintiff and defendant are
music printing and publishing con.
cerns. It was set forth that the
melody was sung in the Ozark
Mountains for years before it be.
fore it became a recent craze.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1913-03-13

-
we WISH 10 '"I, your "''''lt'"''
|" AN investment !''aI ! exceptions
Ill an" "'S'r"n''' al "Ii'o'
,"'il'H '.'"' N rare !" " genuine
'c9i'''Iia'' an" ."''''"'I""N 'I',''
P,"e -" a 'P'o'"' ""' l'"''''"'
P'".' 10! ''' qo''N ''!"'" " H'"'
'i''ire N'~s','''ll', lI'''''''''H i"
I~roi'''u'' '"''i'H' '"''''' "'''
''rrt"i''r'
we Ma'li you" 10 ''"" 'N''l
""ru "l INNS ar'ic''' ANA We "".''
YOU 10 coiiHl"rr u Pr"PoH'''"i' III
= l"'r ",'" pos'''H> ""' '"'''''''
we "nI' Ho" i" "H"''H'"!" N"''
" sooa DuH"''" f''i''S'''" W.
are o"''l"s'
we want you 10 N''oW '""' we
axe on'r!I'S you an eA''I''o''"
opportunity 10 '''Ne SUM- '",5
money! we nave PI"poSl,i"'' III
Willcn' 'ir'O'''E' al Nl''''''a''''' :
'''Ii''ila''o'
~ - one VI '"T's rare 'IPL''"
rIlleS tn"' 80 sT!''oll N':o,N It,
your door Vu''h perception "'l''
P"lcN "'''o'' are '"o requirement
D" S"c' o'c""Io'.H' c,
III oru'L !" sa'Ii YOUR co'''o'!'''
we mus nrS' zen 70" Ho'lc'n'"g
oou ourselves me "~Ir''io'S %
''''s c%o'PcIa''o" are WEI! N'!o"
business .! "M''' springs,
NO. an" d" ~ I"e'r c""I|'''' '''''
geiier"i reP"'a'ion' Wo'''" r'Sl''',
l"llH REFER y" h"''H VI 'H'r'
springs or 'neli''a, ""i'N' "o'''
Vi '"''' "Pr'''SH' M'' ~ r''''
enc 10 '"e property "''c" W.
VIII presently "'SI,lp'' """'" w.
Ter you ~ Jo",i ao'''' S~ir'''i''
,rn"eil' % Tue '"l'rIor N',"""
MINING company o, N'P'o". n'',
Ior"," 70 ri'" -, ''f
o,'' pau naNc wy ,'"'' or II
nhar'e! Mni,'' oS,''l"S,er al
m~reSce'i'' ,'a'h '""n.H' :\'I"""
me property l" r"eS''o" - 'o'"'
~, "'i' anu nan n''''' H'''''"''
VI n~'eH''n''
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P"'1n''u INNING claim" " arr
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1913-03-13
PrOpOsitiOnE Extraordinary
The MIer Corporation Presents an Exceptional Plan for an Investment in a Remarkably
Proven Property with Entire Amount Of Subscription Returned Oct OF FYtE Earnings
This Gives Your Investment or Entire Amount c Stock Practically Without Cost

The company was organized on
May 10Th, 1912. under the laws Of
the State of Ncvada.
Tn" company was capitalized
for 500,OoO shares with 250,0Oo
S%nar"S III The treasury. Stock IS
fall paid and worcestershire and
Of tn" par value OF one dollar. Ten
thousand shares OF the treasury
stock was set a'ld" to De sold as
per ahoN" proposition, rms stock
WIN "' Hu'" "' '"''',? ''"'H P'.
S''"''' WI" I" '"r'''! l'' 'c.,'
''',''N VI P''''"' ''' ''''N H"'
'"'" P''''"'>' W "'"""'H ''''N'
III our Application Tor treasury
sock we rnIoou! an rNp'lrlI COM
tract between me N'~ocK'lo'd'r ana
the company. 10 repay inc STOCK.
holders under inns contract should
tlni Require more IMAM SHINY DAYS
receipts from operations OF "il'l
'@hd may br zone III li''F'E DAYS.
''''''' "''' p'''.','' l''i'o",','' Wv
'I'"'r '''''"'' "a" ANU J"''' W.
'"''lN ''"''
we therefor" invite you TO D"y
SUM 81 TN, n''"'H ,'"'N ".''N'
W" should nave the mill III rum
hIhg "rdrr sixty days ai'er illldS
are available. we KNOW Just
Wh'r" 10 put ON llal'uS on, Wllat
W." want an" no 'I'i' VIII DE- 'oSI
III l""N''S up '""''''''''E'
we guarantee an hohcS'' capa-
oa' anu economical management
% "'I"',"' N'''F your P'rc''aSe
money mas h''h returned" 10 you
your STOCK Is retained ana S''ou'o
nrIhE you very S~"''S'acu"r! re-.
turns 'or years |" co'ht' ne ior'.
gong can DE- guaranteed IL our
honest Judgment OF '''"' "l many
o''''F c""'p'''h! men WI" k',o"
me property !" worth co''S'o'r'
SIMPLY trying to make Il success OF
inns proposition because we are m
irr'a'"d IN II.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1913-03-13
HOW MANY 10 WE NEED

Editor Corn of the Houston Re-
publican copies our squib about
taking cider press screws on sub
scliption and adds:
Hey, there. brother Black We
wanted this screw so We could
make a press, and have it patented,
whereby a country editor could
press all delinquent subscribers in.
to paying up promptly. How many
do you want.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1913-03-13

Il. W. MILLER,
Secretary Miltcr Corporation,
Sweet Springs, Mo.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1913-03-13

ADV.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1913-03-13
NEW BEAUTY
COMPLENION
Has creatcd a furore among the
Beauty Seekers
Fascinated with
YAAk SPECIAL
The Newest Beautifier
WONDERFUL FOR PINPlES. COARSE
PORES, FRECKLES, and BlACkHeADS
Pumps Wrinkles Out
KEEP YOUNG LOOKING FOR YEARS

49,"
Nna>toniShing product Tor plump
ing out wrinkles, hollow cheeks, to
a vclyety. smooth, exquisite COM
p)cNjon, and keep Young looking
for years. The Chicago fair sex
have suddenly become beautiful
and fascinating.
Everywhere you look, walk or turn
you hear women and men talking
(aak. AJAX, laaE' special
The Chicago beauty seekers lave
rushed about 10 get the latest heau-
tltjer called laak. Judging from
from their desperate effort IN the
department stores and druggists,
that laak lSpeclai) Is quickly
gobhled up hy the mad rush of wo-
men. and impossible to supply the
enormous demand. AJAX Is deli
cate, harmless. and fascinating to
the SKIN, absolutely Tree from dang
rrous drugs. laak (speclal) Is
purely vegetable Herbs, Oils of Nuts
llly-bulh Juice, Cerasine, olive OILS
an" Iocoanu' Oh!pS'"hich give the
lace Il heal'hiu!'gIoWlhS appearance
Apply a niue III msi''' anu every
morning; You VIII quickly see sur
prI>inG chahEe' Inc newest IRE
slStiO'e. hflI'laht compIeN'oh peaut-
l!eF mas su'"eHl! mace " "emeE'"'
Gus sur among Inc WrlhNIeo races
pimpI -i'ceS' fe'hieu races anu
coaF1" pores. II lS'Saio 10 be ltle
greatest preparation IL 'he "I"e
world 10 remove forever those ugly
facial oIeini>he>' ana win ama|e'
mrnt' makes me lace Satln.Smoo'l''
pump an" peariy'Wl'''e, FOR
VINO have PlhipIeS' oiacKileads' ana
coars" pores ol long s'a'luihs VIII oe
astohi>I'"" no" quickly 'hey can get
FLd OF those hoileIy iea'ures VIII
laaN N'PeCIa'j' II never laiiS u
give quick results NO samples CIV
en- the ingredients are Special pro-
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-02-24
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MONEY AND MONEY.
be forgotten.

Objection to the proposed redemption of Federal re- serve fin gold or lawful mnoey" instead of in gold alone is logically sound Practically all of make of the phrase.
 These not the points at issue. The question is whether fin the legislation now under way We are to move forward courageosy and inteigently out the mazes of crazy-qut finance: whether we are to have a substantial currency based upon single standard and panic, the country profit by its experience
 Lawful money" in the United States is anything in the nature coin gold silver. nickel, copper paper regardless of it's intrinsic value which Congress has made legal tender great deal of It is not money at all; it IS merely promise to pay money, says The World
 Thanks to the God-staudard act of March 14 1900 is the duty the Secretary Treasury main tain all of the many fors of our socaed money rar- ity with gold that may always possible. The more We have of inferior money the greater be the difficulty
 Nothing but disappointment attend the leg isation unless we the opportunity to redeH ton in gold specific and final There can be true redemption otherwise For more than generation we have in ways upheld the gold by makeshifts, apologies and concessions Is the performance never to end?
 shall have no thorough reform of our finances until do away with the fiction of lawful money as applied to coins and bills that not money at all.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-09-24

criticism have undergone at other times and for other things during my connection with politics.
 Mir, Bryan makes no pretext of ecturing either for phianthropie educational purposes per He wars the money. He after it the platform and at the tne that his fellow entertainers. the Ty rolean Apin Yoders Rosani Prince of JuggieEs. the Commonwealth Male Quartette the National Opera Company and the Florentne Concert Band, after theirs. They differed from Mir. Bryan however, in at least respect. They faithful their perirm. of single duty. If any Of their number had at tempted to "doubeup" their activities and undertak en the duties Secretary State as side issue it is fair suppose that rdicale contumey equally that which MT. Bryan has brought upon himself would have resulted.
 metropolitan newspaper has given the widest pos sibe publicity the that it will supply SS O00 fir to Mir to make up the s2OOOO which he says he needs annually if he will refrain from ar Secretary State While this is lightcomedy offer which advertising tag is attached. Mir Bryan could accept just consistently he could money for his performances on the Chautauqua platform.
 Reports from welinformed sources in Washington have that President Wilson is exercising beaance in concealing his displeasue Mir Bryans antics It is also reported that former Gov Rolk gently appointed solicitor of the State Department may succeed to the Secretary of States portfolio Should Mfr Bryan retire. would history anything achieved by him a member of the Wilson Cabinet? It is to be hoped that his achievements paid would be forgotten
Bisbee daily review., 1913-09-24
uhTAxeo MEAT AND MORE MEAT.

With the Payne-Aldrich tariH tax of and one. per pound still in force. the past three months according Government reports, between two and three million pounds fresh beef from Australia and Argentina entered ports of the United States Heretofore Argentine beef entering New York has come by way of England The first direct shipment rived only last Saturday.
 Undes the high tariff prior 1912 the importatons of fresh beef the United States averaged only about onethird of a million pounds year. trhing amount The monthly shipments of Australian beef to Pacific ports and Argentine Atlantic ports during June July August averaged twice large the total annual shipments up to two years With lines refrigerator ships operation and fresh beef on the list under the tariff, rapid increase in the trade is to be expected.
 With iconceeled satisfaction the National Provision er the official organ the Beef Trust declares that the increase the supply Not long ago the same expert authority predicting beef would not be brought here from Argentine today facts dsprove it's pre dictions.
 free beef increases the supply. it will benefit Amer ican consumers what extent the removal of the taz viii affect prices in of the Western drought and shortage corn cattle, is a problem only time vii solve But at least t should help to prevent the Bee Trust from practcng extortion with the free han. as in the past.
 l At last an honest effort has been made to unta' the the poor that extent Teiievs she P part of the burdens of the high cost of living That sufficient justification of the Democratic tariff pocy CThe World.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-09-24
MExIco's ELECTION.

Not alone the United States but all accredited na- tons will await proof President Huertas promise to hold the october election r accordance with absolute mpartiay Tending it, the controversies ex- isting between this country and Mexico can be held in abeyance judgement on their respective merits suspended
 T want to declare onde and for all in the face of
 the whole nation President Huerta states in his cleo ton proclamation, that comply with the obliga. have assumed These have for their basis peace and the security Of republic leaving always com. rlee freedom the divers political parties to launch candidates and doing their work carrying to happy conclusion their ideals without aid or impeachment from the Government It would be anomaly caIdi- date to have candidate"
 If were rot for experiences of che part it would he generous to accept the proclamation at it's lace value Doubtless this course will te pursued without ether reservation than ,gilant but rot suscicous eye will De kept which may develop mean time. At first it was hnted in administration circles which the of President Huertas proclamation received that there subterfuge or creumven- G in the declaration which would make it increasing y difficult for the United States to do other than to hold he Huerta government rgdly to it's announced programme.
 Much little importance may be attached to the opinions of Constitutionast in Mexico familiar with the situation. They show disposition to doubt President Huertas motives Their view that he has assumeds the attitude of mparality solely to suspicion from some candidate whom he favors secretly.
 President Ifnera's promises wiIl be followed close y by foreign governments They cannot do otherwise than act in accord with this country in measures that iaay be necessary in President Huerta does moi avail himself honestly of the opportunity insure fol Mexico impartial election.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-09-24
MR sRYANs BALANCE SHEET.

Although the people of this country feel humiliaed and chagrlned while William Jennings Bryan richer and reselfu the close of the Secretary States lee supplies the occasion for striking of bal sheet the venture. It undertaken because Mr. Bryan said bis income of s12.o0o a year as Cabi official insufficient to necessary expenses provide for the future At the time of this ration the inventory Of his property follows:
 Home at Fairvew Lincoln, Neb, land surrounding it. and ether property. s120O00
 Two hundred and forty acres of farm land in Tex as, s26 GOO
 Home built recently in Florida. s25.0Oo.
 Assessed valuation of the Commoner. slsOOO
 Total s19OeO0
 This total can now be increased by s6 50O the amount that Mir Bryan modestly admits having re ceiyed from his include any part of salary has already received and which he will continue receive One important item alone remains to be considered in completing the balance sheet It comes under the head of good will" If put up for popular appraisal we wonder what the estimate would be-
 This good will" asset has been vigorously assaied Improprietes neglect of duty have beer charged against Ia fact perhaps Secretary of State in history tis Nation arFosanty placed his good will" in jeopardy There were many who followed Mr Bryan during the martyrdom O. the crown o thorns" and is safe to say that he out of | permanent Of the respect of the country his own sefrespect present situation. not alons csnsure but scofang is heard every hand That Nr continsagfssQf it is indicated in th following .pronopneerusers EiIf kesss 4 ;. s4t Z T expect to lecture whenever I deem desirab or necessary so and have in the least altere the plans which were made at the time assumed tn duties of the office hold The criticism that has bee directed against my Iecturing is bitter tha