The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1915-04-01

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Entered at the Postoffice at Devils Lake, n. D., as second class
Meantime, while we are waiting for natural causes to bring
about their customary effects in the financial world. let us reflect
We Ws5E;mansgsd stosh ;d;4, 2 are the visible j {; evidences ;5assS of, Of real al Lead Lead
possess SIC = We use the Word in its best and broadest sense. Ask
the man who has beautiful cattle in his balyards: ASK the n owner Nesr
load of fancy lambs. Look around for a while with a successful
producer pro tSe %. of IS show 2ov o pigf hist Ask h ho t6e they sn have bred %edd them Of m lmaH'Fe
stock breeding. Question the owner as to what notifications in
on them this winter, and if he expects to soon. # he be a man
who has studied his business and its lessons, you will here touch a
"Thave not as much to show for my corn and my work this year
as should have: Ny stock has never yer been ssn,a better BETTE III / am ID dls xap n
that poor old COW standing there by the tank? Well, she cost me
SsSe tn y so1d f fSo a t saS o afs $1 le66's snd { fi haSs f fe%T If f3 Ser d dav %5'ee
es in the herd: They are worth even nov now 500 "a apiece pie ~ here here, is
that type has 'nieked' perfectly: l am curious to ok kn %gxo what t. I
know it you have hit upon the one great compelling fascination cI d4 that hat
eouraged tn and di ebandon the Grsi fruits Of dt our t. toll t and th o. h No, we
are not. He simply cannot look these good honest ANIMALS IN IN
and and years f& eff and sndf find nd it it in his heart to turn them away: He
knows better II than anyone else in al all the taen world j. Just St What tha leach, each one ne
creation that grips even those human beings who are SAID to Pos 1:s
substantial cash returns from time to time, and kept the land fat
as we'll. That is something to their credit, but there is more, much
more.
, Above and beyond all this, however, is a plain indication Of a
notification of our savage attitude toward corporations which has
been NM m r4aafs IT for aSd many 1n1fis years ,5e .d1 past and n,a an sG2mdo on t6e ol Gy Se
SeiRS5S'' nsans az :1S HIS IS 1ssarded by financial Al Students to as On? n
of the most cheering signs of the times. The reimbursement of the
ns1a5e sse 9f t at la ast' reSch naa a G point Slsss fS%e Tighfs Of both Of are are
becoming more generally: recognized: The exploits f Of unbrid lied
Frisco, the Rock Island and a few other transportation lines are
not to be repeated. Fifteen OF twenty badily-handled railway syS S
Even great constructive and conservative enterprises IKE Ire ne
Pennsylvania system, under the stress OF hard tunes ana leglsia-
holders a modest return for their money. It is u. universally VERSA con- on
coded that it is folly to Punish the innocent for the sins OF the
guilty. And it would seem from recent decisions of the Supreme pre-
Court that great industrial concerns are not necessarily malefact-
ors are entitled to fair play. One thing we all know, when the
railways are busy at rennunelative rates they are the greatest Of
Of all spenders Of money, and overwhelming proportion Of thier
receipts filtering back in the channels of trade and labor with rs
tonishing raHidtv, 20 the betternnent of the entire community
And 50 with most of our other great business institutions;
sn SE4 o chj1ane essst and n,a, big pay II rolls us mean mean full full dinner ;dfs r Ran1 br snd
lines and insoF cncy spell prostration to the entire nation, 1mclud-
Ae Close observers regard this apparent subsistence Of the waters
of mutual distrust and reciprocated antaognisms as the harbinger
Piled. It has been applied Vigorously now through three admins,
trations. It is still being theoretically used. It was a struggle
including the President, seem at last agreeing that if the repres-
sive powers of the Government be employed without Intelligence
> discrimination they destroy rather than foster prosperity.
Only a few short w. weeks ks ago the = paily Journal i in - a d double tte head head
rupt stocks, but in last Saturdays issue Of that paper there was
for O. sa aHs and and the sSIy was ss;f run by by some outside parties, who camt
here and purchased the j. R. Haslen stock Of goods, and this weel
4 fin to 6e t6e G 2oesl IN ma PrftnS on We 4 si have ct a So4 fauit to s Snd with vi eP thos
putting on the sale, nor would we have any fault to find with tn
home merchants, and its refusal to advertise bankrupt stocks Q
goods for sale in the city in one issue, and almost immediately ii
s @i ioadIS ds ss!5isa a R aGens IS s's9t T f7S@S Art s9s a 19 jewel 81 ""'' u wa
bers of the city commission are to be elected, and also a polio
magistrate. All that any good citizen can desire is that tn
that Ia en- end h we urge At that s EVERY voter st avd in t thS f dty r go to t tRe gegi tb aa
choioo r. chOn1d nnt On1v he the Measure but the OutV OF ever