The Marshall republican., 1914-02-06

party at Primary, August ith. ca
4 TELEGRAM from pittsUurg states
that $4,000 men are to return 20
work IN the steel mills there. That
would indicate hat quite q number
wore laid OF.
The statement OF facts for public
information and for the remedy ms o'
false methods IL not "calamit, howl
ing. Il SIS time now 20 let the poo
pie know what they have done 500 that
they won't repeat their foolish acts.
SUNDAY was cuurCh.going day iu
the cities and millions went who sol-
dom or never attend. with baseball
parks and race tracks closed. IL Co.
easy to got a crowd. but we fear This
record attendance can't be- reached
with ccrmtor attraction.
q
\ meteor Saturday fol- ON th"
Clarksburp. virginia. torpedo plant
and blow % up. As big us the coun
try 81 vc can't see tAp need OF failing
on a lot uf dynamite. but strange
things do happen and we'd about as
foon u Ioll there as anywhere az
lcas, We don't need any around Sal.
iuo county.
The Missouri Grange b. raising %
permanent fund 10 assist deserving
young men To get IN education and
To get started IN business. The
money g. TO be- paid back ana passed
On to the next borrower. This b.
both sensible aud practical and We
hope the fund will Don have mil
lions. II will bring q rich harvest.
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The T.. S. Department %, NrrlDll
turo g. presided over 10y "a u.m1t..,
80 the report just issued may cause
him to explain To- his party, as he
yays horses In Missouri In 1913 aver
aged SlUl. and Ia 1914 only SOS,
mules Sll7 Ia 1913 and now $il2.
We wonder what benefit tho farmers
have received under frec-tradc to off
set this loss In their most valuable
possessions?
The Republicans ana Progressive
are getting together In many OF thc
states, and the candidate running in
Iowa at the special election To till the
vacancy caused by the death OF Con
gresham Pepper against the Demo
cratic nominee 81 endorsed boy the two
factions # the party. It has been
Demonstrated that nothing Is 10 be-
gained by continuing the fight and
the factions are getting together
Warrenshurg standard-llerald.
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There have been 5ti fewer deaths
in Chicago the past six weeks than
during the same period q year ago,
This Is accounted for boy the mild
winter. which Is more conducive to
outdoor living and more airing of liv-
ing quarters. From pneumonia
alone there are 3i5 less deaths in Ia,
time mentioned than u year ago, eX.
ploding the thOry that a cold winter
Is conducive to good health.
The great sugar industries OF the
South are making Il final struggle
for existence. More economic meth.
DDS are to be practised and II thl.
will not save the industry II will hay,
to 80 "by the board a victim to free
trade. II is probable the land viii
then be used 10 raise corn and hogs
bringing in keener competition fol
our farmers and also cheaper lly,
ing" as they voted for.
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Frank Schieszer OF st. Louis, whC
was here this week on a visit, sayi
business conditions ia St. Louis ar,
now worse than In 1898, owing TO thu
thousands OF idle men, due 20 layinl
eff at the foundries, brewerles, slau.
ghter houses and factories. The Pro
yident Association appeal in Mon
days Globe-Democrat bears out hi
statement. showing more appeals FOL
help than ever before In spite OF thu
mild weather. Fortunately through
prospects are for better times.
Oil
Winter In Europe,--During Jan
nary. the weather has been unusually
severe IA all the countries OF centra
-Is.vona DISASTROUS floods In Bel