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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1914-01-07

FOR SALE-320 acres of good hard
wood land clay soil some ma
tural meadow. Only six miles
from Hines, on. good road, near
Nice River and Lakes. Several
hundred cords of birch and lamar.
ack wood. This will make an i'd
cal stock farm, and if taken soon
can be had for $3.50 per acre, u
cash, balance back on the land al
6 per cent interest, to suit .pur.
chaser. Write V. M. Owen, Hines
MINI.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1914-01-07
FARMS FOR SALE.


FOR SALE-75 and 30-10O acres on
famous twin lakes, one Of the best
locations in Minnesota for sum-
mer home or resort, having lake
front and nice high banks with
fine grove of Norway pines near
the water. Good level clay land
about 100000 feet of good pine
timber and 100000 feet OF hard
wood timber on the land. Only six
miles from Hines and Tenstrike
and on good wagon road. Fine
fishing in these lakes. Price, If
taken with the timber on, ST.
10000. 100000 down and ii
taken with timber reserved, ST..
10000. $500 down and balance
on time at 20 interest. Address
V. M. Owen, Hines, MINI.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-08-20
uDilofs @ftifr.
@nrbe In @6ule fret borseilbrt uno
madbte NuDarl.

Derielbe Sierbdnbtger, oei1en 2D<
min in &Dsltn /. g. etnen Rnaben
f9mer perlebte, NOR %unldngit au@ in
@Dttingen unb fubrte bort in elmer
@@ule in 8egleitun9 zines Megers
feline ge5dbmten mtlben Siere ben
@9ulttnbern fret Dor. 9ie gefamten
@@ulfinber muBten auf benz @ofe
einen groBen &reis bilben, uno eine
2Dmin, elm Siger, cine @pdne, Elm
grobes @ta9el5@metn unb nod meb=
rere anbere Siere bepegten ii4 poll<
itdnbis frei in benz 9rob EN- &reiie.
8alb fingen ober bic 2Dpin unb bic
@pGne @trett matchmaker an, bic
2Dmin perfplgte bic 9pdne, unb betoe
bur@braden ben &rets. @uf Der
Tlu@t por Der 2Dmin fanb aber bic
!6pdne balb &pieber ben Meg in ben
Rreis binein unb bic 2Dmtn folgte
Der 6lu@tenben, inbem fe etnem
amDlfidbrigen Schiller bur@ bic 8etne
frieden tponte. Sn Der Soft batte lie
ober ben Mbitanb 3mi1@en ben 8etnen
unter5@GBt, benn plDBli@ fab ibr Der
seySurqe ouf benz @iden, unb NIT benz
ungemobnten Setter faufte bic nun
polenbs unrubtg g%etporbene 2Dtptn
i'm Rreife berum. Ser @4uler tlamz
merte fi9 in 1einer Mngit on benz Tel
nm !6oIfe Der QDtptn felt unb ma9te
etniae Male ben 20menrttt in Der
Munbe Biz f@lieBlt@ Der ubrtsens
labmenbe SierbGnbiger, Der in etn
@efprd@ nit ben 2ebrern pertieft
par, auf ben @orfaq aufmerfi am ge'
madt murbe unb ben @@iler aus
feiner bD@ft eefdbrli@en @ttuatto11
befrette. SIS mar 11ur Elm Slid, baB
ii@ bic @@iler bant Der por Der Wor'
fibrunq erfplgten etnbrin9lt9en @r'
mabnung ibrer 2ebrer p%oQftdnbig ru.
big perbalten batten, font bate ord
in @6ttingen %namenlofeS unbel 9e>
f@eben t0nnen. - Scr felbe 3ierbdn'
btqer bat iibrtgens I'm portsen Sabre
ebenfans in @Dttingen in ben @9ul<
turnbonen onerbanb gifttge @@lan<
gen porgefubrt, bic iid eben faas pol>
fom1nen fret bepegten unb tn ben
Surnbollen an ben SurngerGten ber'
umfletterten, bic @iefen1 @la11gea
f@outelten ii9 gang pergnigt an ben
Rlettertauen BIB In ben &rets Der
@@iler binetn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-08-20
fatnihenkrei$.
@ebpte ser @pmmerbD9iene

SeoeS SabreS5eit bat ibre @igen=
tbiimIidfeiten, aaf 6ie man in ge<
lnnobeitli6er 8e5iebung &udit6t 5n
nebmen bot. Ser Meni6 m1B }id
in nnleren 8reiten 6en Deri6ie6enen
MISUNDERSTANDING iebr iorgiom
onpaiien, 90 Die Semperaturunter=
l9ie6e re9t 16roff un6 unbermittelt
.iin6, un6 ser meni@lt6e SrganiS=
mus BEL idorfen l1ebergdngen 1ei6t
|s6aoen nimmt. @s tit bon grobem
|@ortbei1, ii6 iber ar oie @@a6en,
sic cine Sabres3eit nit ii6 bringen
farm, bon pornbereit1 flar at mer6en,
neil man Damn in ser Sage lit, 6urd
geeignetes @erbalten ii6 an3upaiien
nn6 5daoigungen 5u bermei6en.
@s gibt Nun getpiiie @erbaltungs=
maBregeln, Die geetgnet iin6, Ben
Meniden Dor @eiu n6beiti@a6igun-
gen, mie iie Der CONNER mob1 nit 1id
bringt, 81 bemobren, 1n6 i@ m0dte
6ieie in 5ebn @ebote %5uiammenfai'
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-08-20
11nterpfliigen pber @er6rennen Der
@etreibeitpppel?
Gin. Observation-Disclosures 6hrift

Gin Observation-Disclosures Sbrift=
iteller unter5iebt 6as iobie1 empfoble=
ne l1nterpfliigen ser Stoppelt1 elmer
&ritif, in ser ct 6arouf a%1tfmerfi am
madt, 6oB 6iele Mantpulation 5mar
6urdolts empfeblensmertb l1n6 bot
tbeilboft iet, nm sic M6erfr1tme Dor
&erquedung un6 ionitigen @er1nfral1-
ting GIT idiiben, lomie al1d Inn sic
Mufi6lieBung ser mineraltihen @abr-
itoffe 5u %ertpirfen, boB aber sic &C.
trei6eida6linge, &eiienfliege uim. 1T
6en ielteniten 6dGen 6ur@ 6as nnter>
pfliigen pernidtet &per6en.
Mue oieie Ebier9en befinoen it6 IN
sen Stoppel11 MIR ieIten als fertigeS
Snieft, ion6ern i'm 8uitanoe Ser Ser
pl1ppung unb 6teie Bl1ppen mablen
ibren @ufentbolt foit immer 10, 6aB
fie fi@ beim umpfliigen Ser Stoppe1
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-08-20

in einem NIT 2nft gefii1ten &oblraum
befin6en. Selbit tpenn bieies aber
einmol nidt Ser SAL lit, ia, ange11om=
men ielblt, oaB Der @haoling alS fer
tiges Sa1ieft borbon6en lit, 10 miro ct
oo9 onr9 6aS vunter Die @r6e font
men" muir ielten get06tet, Ga Die SIT
ieften II itp. ouBer elmer iebr 5aben
2ebensfraft al16 nod in bobem MoBe
sic Babigfeit beiiten> lid aus bem
Gr6reid tpie6er an Ole 2uft berauS=
5uarbeiten. 1ie beim 8fliigen 6urb
oie" Stoppeln entlteben6en @oblrd1=
me bieter 6a311 sic bette @%elegenbeit.
@ie sic tbieriiden S6a0lin9e> 10
lin6 autb 6ie pflan3liden aus Ser 5a=
Mile Ser Eil5e (@etrei6eoitpil5, 8lott=
pil5e, Mebltou 11itp.) our6 cine ou=
Beror6eutlide 2ebensfdbigfeit alr5ge=
5eid)net; lire Gporen ertpaden lelbit
11oh mebriGbriger &ube 5u renem Sc
6en unb mrd]ern inn nad]lten 5riib=
jabr, lobal6 sic nod nidt bermooerten
Stoppeln 6urd SEN Nflug pie6er an
Sic Sber fldde gebra6t peroen, luitig
meiter un6 iper6en bonn Winoe auf
Sic .i1rnge Saat iibertragen.
Dorna6 1te0t iid ali baS l1nter=
pfliigen Ser Stoppeln alS cine nl1r
lebr 11nboQfpmmene Metbobe Ser Ser
nidtl1ng ser @etrei6el6a6linge 6ar
un6 an ibrer gtene empfieblt jener
g6riftlteller, bic Stoppeln loglei6
nod been6eter Mbfubr ser @arben an
Srt nno Stelle bl1rb 6el1er 5u ber=
nidten.
1ieies geldiebt in Ser @eiie, 6ab
6ie Stoppel bel maBig 1tarfem @inoe
an Ser bem @in6e 51gefebrten Seite
an mebreren @telen onge5iin6et miro.
2ange Gtoppeln BREMEN bon aQen
|Geiten, BEL fltr5en gtoppeln lit fir
SOS M%bbren1ren Elm Sag GIT mablen,
an 6em sic @i116ridtung nit 6en
0riureiben ser TeI6er gleid1aufen6
lit, tpeil Damn 6as 6euer leidter bon
@alm 5u &olm iiberi pringt. Natiir=
lih 6orf Sos Mbbrennen zines Stop=
pelfen6es MIR Damn borgenommen
mer6en, tpenn 6as at b%eban6eln6e
6el6 611r6 nit griinen 8riidten be-
itat1oene Meder bon Sen nadbarli6en
6eloern getrennt lit, fails Sic Nad=
barn NIT bieiem @%erfobren nidt ein=
Der tanoen fem iollten. $50 Sic Stop=
pelfel6er ni6t 6nrd 6erartige natir<
Iide @ren8e11 obgel61oiien itn0, 90
bilft 19on bas 3ieben BON etnigen
6ur6 6en Nfl11g boh aufgemorfenen
61trde1r; ein neberlpringen 6eS Gro
tpaus bur9 6os Te11er lit 10 leidt nidt
gu befiir9ten. 9oB BEL 6em 8ran6=
berfobren ane iid in un6 an 6en
@toppeln be~rbergen6en Sbaolinge
perni6tet per6en, lit mob1 iebem
flar. Mber o11b cine W}enge l%1rfra1tt=
Iamen, mie 3. g. sic @ollf0pfe Ser
Mder6iitel, 6eS Mderfu@sidtpan5, Der
|Spibflette II. a. geben 6ur6 6as
Se1ter 5%ngrun6e.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-08-20

nngeboriom itraft fi6 ielber!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-08-20
bau$ und bof.
ltnge5iefer an 8lmmen.

@er @lumen uno Hflan5en pflegt>
gang gleid, ob inn @arten ODER i'm
s3immer, iiebt nibt gera0e lelten Sen
grfolg feiner ga1l5en Miibe 0urb al
lerlei l1nge5iefer in 6rage geitellt.
Maem an0ern boran, er1dhperen Die
2ai1lie Sem 8l11nrenpf leger Sic Mrbeit.
Sic fin6en 1ib iiberau elm; bal6 ie6e
Eflan5engattung bat lire b%e1on6ere
2d11l cart. 3ltnadlt iin6 e5 MIR ber=
ein5elte gha6linge, 6ie bemerft mer=
Sen; in menigen Sogen ie6o9 5dblen
Tie 511 @11noerten ooer gu Sanlen6en.
Sic permebren iid eben gar i6neq.
9[n SEN 3i1nmerpf lan5en 1inb in
eri ter 9inie 8lattlau1e, mei1t CRIME,
ieltener braunlide> fliigello1e o0er ge-
fliigelte, 5u bemerfem> 6ie iih's an Sen
i11ngen Srieben gut fem 1alien. @er
3ierfii6e pflegt, fin6et in 6ielen
@lattldufen Elm bon SEN Siiden germ
genommer1es 811tter. Am itarfiten
permebren ii6 6ieie unbol0e BEL trod<
ner, beiBer @itterung. &alte un6
Ger6tigfeit lit ibnen Elm @re1el;;
moller pir iie b%efdmpfe11, 10 miiiien
mir 5u oieie EFT Mitteln greifer. Mu=
tagIi9es Mbipiilen Ser Bf1an5en in Ell
nem NIT biin11er Seifenlauge gefiiu=
ten @%olierfiibel minoert 6ie 3abl Ser
2aiuie getpaltig; aber natr on6altern=
6es Musiiben 6ieier Gbatigfeit ba1t
sic @rut 5uriid. Mn &olmen un6
on6ern .barten 8lattpflan5en iiben
s@ilold11fe, sic MIR 6ur6 ftetes Mb=
biirl ten mittels mei6er 8iiri tie nno
Seifentpoiier nie6er5ubalten ltn6.
Mn6 redt biel frii9e 9uft ba1t 6as
%l1nge3iefer in 8ur11.
Mn9 an @ortenpflan5e11 iin6 8latt=
lai11ie redt baiiufig, un6 6ieie EN- lit MIR
onr6 immermdbren6es Spriben BET
5%ufommen. $50 ser @arten binter
hoben @auiermol1ern Der tedt lit, 90
miro cine @el eitigung iiberbanpt unt
mog1i6 fem.
9ie Seatnr bot aber, bamit 6as
9aul epo1f nidt sic Sberbar6 iiber 6ie
Bflan5enmelt getpinnt> SEN 2duiet al
1erlei Seit6e erlteben 1alien, 6ie gar
oft earr5 gemaltig a11fraum1en. Do
|iin6 nnter SEN &0geln aller1ei Sn=
ieftenfreiier, sic ger11e sic fetten 8ii<
fen bonn &flan5engriin ablei en. 9ann
legen ouerlei Sdlupfpeipen Sic Ger
in 6en 2eib Der 2duie ob, auf 6ab
Sic ausfrie@er6en @u6en glei6 ct
mas gum &11oppern boben. Dos BE-
tannte Marienfdferden lit 91ei6faus
ein 6ein6 ser 8lattIauie. Mmein es
bleibt immer mo@ genug am 2ebe1r,
lr6 &per tpeiie lit, 1aBt cine 9Gl1ie=
pla9e gar nidt erit o11ffommen, ion=
BERN befampft 6as l1nge5iefer, iobalo
eS ii6 51 5eigen beginnt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-08-20
sob einmal bier begriin6eu al mill

nod einm1al bier begrln6em 5u miii=
fen.
Se6itenS loiie man inn beiBen
Sommer be5iigli6 6es 6leiidgemui-
les @orlidt tpolten. Ssn ser Site Der
oirbt jeope6es 6leild iebr 1eidt, ur6
Ole lid babel entpifelnoem demiiden
Stoffc geboren NIT 81 SEN itarfiten
@iften, oie mir iiberbaupt fennen.
&ieber per3idte man ouf Tleiidb ebe
man be%r6orbe11es genieBt; oas gilt mo-
tllrlid) in allereri ter 2i1rie BON Sen inn
gi1u1ellanbe Defenders leidt ber6erb=
liden Seefiiden.
Siebtens bite man iib 10 melt
mle nloglib Dor Snleften1tiden. Sic
lebtell Sobr5ebnte baben n11s gelebrt>
oaB cine &eibe BON bosartigen Sn1ef=
tionsfronfbeiten o11rd) SsSnieftenl tid)e
llbertrogen mer6en foi1rnen, un0 men11
lolde Safe oltd nidt at Sen altag=
liden Greigninen geb0ren, 10 lit 6od
Gorlid]t lebr am Blabe, Defenders 0eS=
balb, meil man niemals mii ien fan11,
Oh 6ie Stebfliegen ODER Miicfen nidt
auf ei11em fronfen poer pererl6eten
Shier pber eil1em erfranften MenIhen
gelei1en boben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-08-20
Kindere&e.
Tlieee nnb spinne,

u@on1m' r,r naiber, belieb Dir I'M
aeltort mein @elpebe," ipro6 Die
@pinne 311 elmer jl1ngen 8liege, oie in
qeringer @ntfermlng bon tbr out Ell
nem @einblott iaB unb iib oen Hll1el
pmtte.
,Gein @emebe lit funltpon nno
1hD1l," ont&portete sic Siege, ~n11o
ih batte mobl Suit, oarin a1f- rno
nieber5ulpa5ieren, aber ib fa111l Sci
uer girlaonng nidt folgen; oie Mfut=
ter bot midi Dor Dei1rem llmgang
qelpornt, 9n Ionit ein gefabrli@eS
Gbier fem" ioate file.
ugSie 9a1 mill1t, mir fann's gleleb
leil1," e%ntgeenete oie Spinme. "9einet=
meqen l111r tbllt mfrs leio; gu fan1rlt
lar1ge llld1en, bepor Oh Elm 10 gro bes
fem gearbeitetes @emebe mieoerfin-
oelt; mern 0u 9id einmol oorin &C.
ldultfclt, Damn ginge1t gu gefpiB 11idt
mieoer fort"
Sos mag mob1 fem, ober id oarf
sod ni6t," 1agte bie Siege tn be-
ounern0em Gone.
u9u m1Bt Deine M11tter fall@
perltanoen baben," begal1n Sic 9pi11=
ne nah einem @eilben mieoer, u>pel=
DE @efabr fonnte Sid mobl treffen,
lpenn 0u einmol an Sen feinen Sprol=
fen ait un6 nieoerl tiegei It? gu iieblt>
id iite bier oben itiu in Ser e6e; 90
ih ~moblbeleibt bin, fonn id midi
nidt hnen fortbemegen> tpabreno
gu 6liigel bolt, sic @ib I'M Aa1 oa=
BON trage11."
Sic iunge Siege m11roe na6oenf=
.Iih. Mles, mas Ole 5pinne iagte;;
mor mobr, 1tnb oo5u blieb es eine olte
@eldidte, 6aB oie Miitter gu angit=
lid iino. SIRE 6reunoin botte ibr
beute ebenfaus lire Motb geflagt n11o
erfldrt, oaB iie Sic Spronnei ibrer
M11tter 11idt l6nger %ertragen meroe.
8alo loGe iie 1i6 an cine Solie Meil6
ni6t berantpogen, meil lie bineinfal=
len un6 %ertrinfen tonne, bal6 mieoer
bon 6em id)0nen iuben @onig ni6t
ma 6en, neil 6ie @efabr porbanoen,
6oB iie ant bem Sopfe fleben bleibe.
go bergebt ei11em ia ont @n6e aQer
2ebensmutb," botte 6ie 6reunoin ge=
iogt, 1ar16 6ie iunge 61iege, ste ii6
Mnes 6ei1en iebt eri1nerte, bei41oB,
ii6 fret 511 mo6en bon Ser &erri6oft
Ser Mntter nn6 fortan na6 ibrem
eigene1r @efauen gu leben. go flog
iie 6enn, Inn gleid 6onit 5u begin=
men, in bos 9pinngepebe. Mber, o
|@6reden, mie tprr6e ibr, als 6ie
|@pinne nit 8in6eSeile auf lie 51 ell
tie, ols tire S1iigel iie nidt f%orttragen
fonnten, ga fire SiiBe in 6em geet ge-
feiielt moren! Die &eue nber ibren
lngeborlam fonmte tie nun nt@t ret
ten, sic 1argen beboarten Seine ibrer
Tein6it ergriffen file 6rebten Tie mie
|einen @ou Inn nn6 Inn nn6 umtptdel=
ten Tie nit einem feinen Sa6en; 6a1m
ienfftte iid ser lange i6arfe Sto6el
ser @pinne in lire @ingetpei6e un6
u aus tpor es NIT 6em iungen Be-
ben.
11ngeboriom ltraft 1id ielber!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-08-20
8ie cine @errenfm1g at beilet1.

X0tt etHt SerreulnHB 3u DeIeH.
Cine @errenfung mag gebeilt tper'
BEN in einem DritteI Der 3eit, Die er.
for6er1i4 1T bur@ bic getp0bnli@e
8ebnnblung, in6em mon @bamber'
Ioins Ointment nppli3iert r116 Die Mn'
lpeiiungen befolgt, Die Bel ieber Sln'
i9e a1gegeber it1rb. 8m tm1fe,1 BEL
Martin Moltor. - Mnaeige.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1914-03-11

It begins to look as though the
Old Nick would not throw dice for
j choice between Huerta, Villa and
Earranza. :
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1914-03-11
THE PRESIDENT is RIGHT.

(From the Register and Leader.) (
If there were any reason why the
coastwise trade of the United States,
which is by law a monopoly, should
be given free tolls through the Pan.
anna canal, the disposition Of con-
gress to stretch the language Of the
Hay-Pauncefote treaty with Great
Britain might be understandable.
But as no boats but American
boats can engage in the coastwise
trade, and as it is purely a matter
Of revenue, how much or how little
they Shall pay for the privilege OF
passing through the canal, it is be-
You'd human comprehension why the
president should be forced to make
an issue of our good faith in dealing
with other nations.
But the president has been forced
to make such an issue, he has
been forced to appear before con-
gress and urge compliance with an
undertaking into which we entered
willingly, and intelligently, an un-
dertaking that if we had never en-
tered into, should yet appeal to the
broad patriotism of the country.
The president will have the sup
port of every American who believes
that an American treaty should be
worth somewhat more than the "a
per on which it is written, in his pro-
test against the discrimination at
tempted for the American coastwise
traffic, in violation of the terms Of
the Hay-Pauncefote agreement and
in equal violations of the spirit of
the Clayton-Bulwer agreement that
preceded it.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1914-03-11
ANOTHER HISTORIC MESSAGE.


$a8 Preside nt Wilson'S special message
urging the repeal Of The exemption
clause OF the Panama canal act will
be given a place along with the ma.
TONS very best state papers. Here
! are two OF his forceful paragraphs
1--WE onsented to the. treaty; its
language we accepted il we did not
originate it,, and we are too big; toe
powerful, too self-respecting a ma,
ton to interpret with too strained Sor
refined a reading these words Of our
own promises just because we have
power enough to give us &a leave to
read them as we please:
The presid entS then declares
The large, thing to do is the only
thing we can afford to do;5 a svolun-
j tary withdrawal from a position ev-
2erywhere questioned and misl1nder-
Astood. We ought to reverse our &C
ton without Il It raising the question
whether we were right or wrong and
so once more deserve our reputation
for generosity and the redemption OF
every obligation without a bubble or
hesitation NJ 4
Aside from the wanton violation OF
a treaty obligation the exemption
clause is a vicious specie of domestic:
5legisla alton. It is a blow at the trans rs
continental railways; a gift from.
the public treasury to an industry
absolutely protected from foreign
comp tition; it is extensively sec
tional because it taxes the interior
shippers tor the benefit Of those on
the coast. II. "
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1914-03-11
.s%ssii ~ ;i' NJ ~ 81
&c HARLATANst AT WORK.:

The Iowa Wholesale Egg, Butter
and Poultry Dealers association held
a meeting in 'Des Moines last week,
and according to newspaper reports
the ass embed dealers were afflicted
with the harangue Of = charla ton who
contended that the new tariff law
was injuring the poultry raisers q
the state With that class Of men
facts are not considered, because
facts are at variance with their con.
tentions. IN NJ y. ~
Official statistics show that the the
general level Of farm products ia
higher than at any previous time
during the past twenty four years.
Prices are higher than they were g
year ago. A report, based upon in in;
vestigations made by federal agents
in forty cities, shows that on De
cember Is, 1913, prices compared
With those Of the same date an 1912
were as Follows: 4 II n 15@ ;$8
Potatoes were advanced 43.7 pei
cent; fresh eggs, 21.o per Y cent;
pork chops, 1853 per cent; round lln .
steak, 1871 per cent; rib roast VS. IL
per cent; sir1oin steak, S.9 per cent;
ham, 10 per cent; hens, 81 per
cent; cornmeal, &C per cent; bacon
As per cent; milk, 1.9 per cent.Iand
lard. Il per cent. Sugar declined
Sc per cent; butter, 20 per cent, and
flour, 6 per cent. S5 AZ 5s. ;i3
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1914-03-11
"a y IA 81 ssH: HA gl MS
THE MONROE DOCTRINE.

Properly understood the Monroe
doctrine does no more, goes no furth.
er, than to guarantee the independ'
ence OF the nations Of Latin Amer
lea. LIT does not shield any country
in the Western Hemisphere from
punishment for wrongs committed up
On the citizens Of other countries.
Under the Monroe Doctrine Great
Britain has the. right to avenge the
murder Of Benton lin. any way it
wishes, except one. It cannot wage
a war of conquest against Mexico, or
permanently maintain an armed force
! in that country. " f.g,s
The peace and safety of this coun-
Z try forbid further conquests on this
hemisphere. by the nations Of Europe.
But It does not follow by any
means that the United States is in
any way responsible for crimes COM
mitted by the governments or citi-
zens Of Latin America.
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y! W !. Gl54A fIS ~ y. ~
LINCOLN AND WILSON.
CF'rom the biographical

l I.Gs.& (ETOm u Tue &Sl daA' , 5sS%5
q There were few men in the nation
when the Civil War, ragged out t
a length which not many foresaW
who were not sure that they knew
better than President Lincoln how e
put down the rebellion. e,
They sneered at and jeered at ano
villified and abused the man Of scr
rows and of great responsibility
IEcalled him a baboon and a bllffoon
and lampo oned him in bitter carica.
ture. a v. q n,
But the verdict Of today is that
! Lincoln s way Of handling the situ ".
| ton could not have been improved
upon, that he dealt with it master
fully. 5.3 81 5%j3 4f5 IS All.
And there are those who, search.
ing for the influence from above that
is made manifest in all struggles be.
tween peoples, who believe with Lin
coin that the destiny of the country
was in the keeping of the Supreme
Mind and that this M ind decreed the
wars great length in order, as Lin
coin expressed it, that all the wealth
piled UP by $50 years of 'unrequited
labor Of bondmen should be wiped
out and that for every drop of blood
shed by the lash another should pc
shed by the sword. l SS
There is an increasing number to-
day who are sure that President WIZ
SON and Secretary Bryan are not
handling the Mexican situation as it
shoult' be handled \ that their course.
issnot consistent with national honor
and SO forth. Yet these would not be.
able to steer a better course; put
to it, they would not know what to +
do. IiE III ,s,85
"a It. is easy in every case for per.
sons lacking responsibility to air
opinions critical of others. But is is
never fair, nor tolerant, nor charit-
Jble. Beyond the President is ,s chr
Supreme Mind, Il seeking to-. balance
tn scales Of justice in Mexico and
those, scales, we may be sure, never
will be balanced until the vast.
wealth piled up by the unrequited la
Dor of the poems is wiped out and for
every drop of blood shed by oppres-:
sors' weapons another is shed by the
sword.
Mexico is in the throes of retribu.
ton. When she comes out Of it
she will come clean and purged and
equipped to fashion stable, just
and enduring government.
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seps unde aking, and the disclosures
Of 5corrupt ton and 3Deculation con-
nected with Its management in Par.
Is $ have led to belittling estimates Of
the work OF it's engineers also. That
thought lis most unjust. The en-
gineers at the Isthmus worked with
French courage and attacked their
scientific problem with French clear
|headednes IS. they began the canal
upon dimes which have since been fol-
lowed in the main; II and they did I'M
der the most disco uraging conditions
an amazing quantity eof b excellent
work. RE- II
It would have been q difficult task
to finish the cana, even with hon
est; financial management, before the
discovery Of the causes OF tropical
fevers and the; means of their proven
tion. Men died too fast. But the
de Lesseps crash was not the fault
Of the engineers; their work IS fit
tingly praised by the man whom
President Wilson properly describes
as : the greatest living representa-
tive Of this extraordi binary profession"
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GOOD DESCRIPTION OF "a JINGO.4
(From the Wash ngton Star.
Father, said the small boy, what
is a jingc ~ n. Il h. Z
"A lingo, my son, Is a man who
devotes Z his time to thinking up OPP
portunities for other people to go
out and be shot at
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p Trustees.
Attested to by
& H. M. BARR, ~
Township Clerk
Dated at Edgewood, Iowa, this
31st day of December, A. D. 1913.
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