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Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-01-12

There's rotting, sinking, corrod-
ing. corrupt, hell.ridden, God-defying,
devil-beridden New York" shouted
Billy Sunday to his Philadelphia audi.
ence. Otherwise, we suppose, Billy
will agree that New York is all right,
Houston Post.
New York needs a bath. She needs
to use a soap that will make her feel
like Ebert Hubbard said certain
brand OF tooth paste made your
mouth feel after using it--like you
had been to confession.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-01-12

W. d. Lewis. president of the
Farmers Union Of Texas, says the
solution OF the rent problem is home
ownership. In a pigs vallse. The
renters OF Texas could not own their
own homes in a million years under
the Affection plan. Diyerslfcatlon is
the solution of the rent problem.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-01-12
WILL ADD GROCERIES.

Tony woodward, well known dry
goods merchant on Main street, is
making improvements and changes in
his store preparatory to adding gro
ceries to his stock Of goods. Mr.
woodward will open next week for the
grocery trade.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-01-12

In discussing the iitney auto service
in Houston, the Post sizes up the
whole situation In these few words;
The point Is, the citizen with the
nickel is entitled to prime consldera.
tlon. not the carrier who seeks his
patronage"
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-01-12

Whether we ever pass a good roads
bond issue or not it is the duty of
Bryan to build a good road to the
A. & NJ. College. We should be
ashamed of ourselves for the highway
now connecting these two points. We
should be ashamed, because it is a
dirty shame.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-01-12

Subscribers will confer a favor on
The management by telephoning the
office promptly when carriers fail to
deliver the paper, or when change Of
residence occurs.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-01-12

The Houston Post believes civillza.
ton will take long step forward II
the soaring price OF wheat revlves the
grand old corn dodger.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-01-12

The Waco Times-Herald says the
progressive program invariably calls
for more taxes.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-01-12
New Cure for Morning After.

One Of the Broadwayites Of noe
turnal habits has new cure for the
morning after lie stays mp until
the early mornings, visits the all.night
restaurants and partakes heartily Of
refreshments, both solid and liquid,
Then he sleeps well into the after.
noon.
IT'S not often have a headache
on the morning after he said today,
but when | do 1t always goes away
when the electric lights come out !
am great for the electric lights as a
tonic. A couple of days ago had 20
get up at noon on account Of an APP
pointment. had been up until after
FIVE in the morning and was 'heady.'
So | tried an experiment Instead Of
letting the daylight into my room I
kept the shades down and lighted the
electric lights. It worked fine. I'm.
der the mellowing influence Of the
electric lights fooled my headache
completely and by the time went out
! It was all gone Remember the re-
cipe. It's great"
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-01-12

If New York winters continue as
balmy and as pleasant as the last few
have been the hotels will be setting
forth the advantages in their prospec-
fuses of this fairy city as a winter
resort, and before long visitors will
be coming up to what will be known
as the American Riviera" Why,
people from the West and even from
the South are coming up here in mid
winter now more than they used TO
in the spring and early fall" said the
clerk at the Waldorf.Astoria. "They
have become acquainted with the fact
that our climate has much of the
healthfulness of Florida and Cali
fornia, and is even more bracing."
The business in the hotels during the
past week would indicate there was
some truth that New York is getting
to be a winter resort. Talk of "fnan.
cial stringency" seems to have no
place in the bright lexicons of the
visitors now here. They are enjoying
every bit of the liveliness which the
city offers in such abundance at this
time of year.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-12
minun's ReOe in Jnninnnno(Gs!

Ole R6e os 9rdfoentcn 8Hfou in indianapolis mar feline critic
DffentHfe AenBertng lett langcrer 3dt rno Is lit gatlritd, Dab man ir
geHal mfgenoHmen oen IS mar cine Oemohahide mO BON 5ramoen
0s 8rdhoeHten enberufme 9eriunmlung Dor Der fe gebaIen mur0e, u0
ir Snbot muBte omintrntonsfrelnDhde 9emofroten gefaaen. abr
teferen ginorud fonnte Bic Reoe nit MAIDEN uo uh bile Ser aetreueu
ime euttnuihung empfm0en baden. 9tidt oor neuiger, Gnhaliduua Oh
oelen mas Der 9rdfoeut iage, ais ~enttduidmg, neil r 10 oees ui6t
fGgte
Ger grdfoent ~bert5eope iine a~6minfroton unS Sic nue 6emo.
frohfde @~eeBgebung, De fe Dem 2on0e in Dem 3oageieb, Dem 9ont
rmo 86brrngsgePee, uo Der MISUNDERSTANDING borlegt, u6 mics
odrduf 9rt oB bon elmer oemotrathen gieOerage IN Der iindteu Serbft
DaDl feline Geoe len Tonne, % cine genuue 8rIfln1 Ser erge6nte seiqe
0b bic oenofraiide Bartei in onir @abl cine g2ebrbet bon so elafo
rnHtmmen erbnIten bdHe, nenn fe cine 9r1foentenpabl aepeien mdre
Sn gerthei0tgung ietner m~erffaiihen 8pIHf enIGrte g9iHon, 6ns gdtI
ben gRufo lei 5u Grebet un0 Selbtbetimm1nq bcredtiat dlethDie[ mic
lange es braaden m6ge, fdt5uiteaen, mas es inter Srpibeft perfe1t, moI
er merDe 10 melt int einfluB reife, oofir forqen, 0aB. foIande er Bro.
foent it, nteH1an0 fh IN gRerfo ennmite @ehrbn um0 m5fibrtder
gen uo tortthrttttden AdbIer uao Die 9ot5uenoigtct ser 9emofraten
5u11Hnen5ubalten I'M Snterene Der Tartei un0 Ds SFortfdrtts 0s Qan0eg
Ge Neptbitaner batten iet oretBtg Sabreu fenen neuen @eoanfen as
Da1t JeoesnaL nenn h9s 5ege Bob etDas geues geftoffen ner0en
MobrAeft Die fortidrittife Gartet oes 9on0es. Bon Den Gebibhfanern
ieen MIR enDa EN- Orttel forhdrttlif; Die 0emofrutihe 9artei lei fort
lfrttud 81 5ei Grrteln. lteber oas ometfonH1e @riddft un6 feline
Ansiften lprnh Der Branoent in Der boffnunqsbonten 8Gie, 05 droken
Srieges aber tbt r nr fir5i6 grDabnunq, inoem er erfL1rte. es mer0eI
fr us gut ien, nenn mir uniere Beounten nift aa8u oft fer 6nI
A5enn 1dUeten leBen ion0ern nebr Der GoGif um0 ben qflihten Der
Der Noge 1etn mer0e aler Ndt 81 oienen5 imO lnir f1fnhe5 gu[perI
froden lIeHen mr. DE 3utrmft lno gum SdIuB Qnrh oag @ebet, 6abl
bic ybeIige Stn0e@ IN Der mir ben fregfibrenoen gationen .SileI
mo Seatano lelten mogen" len 5reoen aurld8ugeptnneD, bao fon.I
men an0ge.
3os mar ones. Qns mar aaes, mas Ser graioent iber Sic aaerI
6e0anten umo allies Snterefe nntgera6e uonopolnTrenoe arteasfrnQe um0I
.Sage 81 iagen mdgte: Cine 4~uHOr6erung, Die Be0mtaa n6aLifit bont
lbr ab5uDen0en cine 4~affor0erunq, 6e nr 8eat ME &c hr ih 10 n Ill
etgnPn GeOanfen oan1t beiddhtger, ln0 nebenbef on6eutete. mic Ibr
ItfDfHig Ibm DIE 2age iheint. 8er ieIber erfnnrte, ban Sic inter.
rationale Gdge Fr Den 4rah0enten rm0 0as 2on0 qroBe SdnieridfenenI
ndt fpreten 0urfe, 10 germ man aud fcne aufdt barber qebort baHe
tedp. eben oesuegen. --
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-12
Rumdnien aCS @e(Cerl

Die aiirtn taene euen letter. pcr5pdetn gehud madcH 81
molten, neur 9umpfgenoNpn 81 fn0en. Sn erfer Sne ut es pobl Gmf
gumdnin ~nbaeeben. GabT ous geHiben, Die cage Der 9lrfct oils
Uer5petdt bn5uteqeH, 81 pehem 8plde man ft bulo ais 4etrsburg.
ba0 ma Soho. Bonn uo an0ern 6itaten Der 3eiernacnlr oae mg'
ihen Totaenmel6maen %berftrebt 4tt Der Reersburger @el0urg, Die
guhn bdttcH i'm aanfoius itr Die litrteH enen e~rthe0noen 5Mg CT
rimeen, begann Der 2ummeL gs iest bat man non un0err Sete bon
bieiem Sieae nod nitts gebod, Uobl ober bat man gebort bob Die 8artcn
nus Dem aaufaius finfebntmieno aeiongene 0uHm %betmgebraht babeh
Petersburg bat ihon manten Seg gcmeloet Der bel 2itt beeben, elmer
9eOeraae bcrspeifet dbntth iab. 3uoen ndr0en Ole Iirten ben Der.
init zines arueccorps ibr gut Dertrogen founen; icOentals cbcnio gut
ME NuBaro Den @eurt goBer Armen ertrngeH bot Gesbdlb br1uttn
tie nod uiht elm 8ort m%i5ugebct, bel penger aoHitouttnopeL lner
bicem @erdsnntd mB Die Sohocr Me6unG Ole tirtide Regprnng
trefe 8orberethmgen, aonhmtHopel ST. baafeL engGpertbet Derocn
Sn Sofia befnOet fh felt 9egtnn 0es 0rRges elm ablegr Der GononnerI
Suoetlde, bic af gefealmg aHe ~yotridten Hecrt. Die mon in 9on0oH|
gero0e brandt aebnide Tienie Ienet Der e1gEihen Gegterung Die
8~guterf5iHae in 8om, Die Dor euigen Ga8eu meoee Cccrreit babe
Gerbicn inter gLdnsenoen 9e6ingngen 6reoen aneeboen, uS Bic Dor
aerTu melOete Deferred miHe ieiHen leteen glanP nii1htcn, Tim bic
Saupftaot lngorns nor ben RuHen 81 ituben. Dos lit baHtcr SdpDin'
Del, abr aus erabrung pfB mon ob nit berartigen Sdpnoeein
INNER bdtinnte 3mede berfolgt nerben. ln0 Der 3Ued tit in oaamI
Sole ME ihon o%ngeoeltet, G1umanien limo Oeaehht od nod @riehen
Iono 5um anihluB an Die @erbinoeen aeHeigt 81 MADDEN. 9emibmgeL
Die 81 benz prablerHden @ebabreH Der Grgane Der 4liueu iCoenfoas tnI
fhreienOen ga~BberbaltnB fteben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-12

Dieter arieg. btrobnf
8Orfpisl lift in Der WeltgsIdidte, Bat
aud gu Der in ben 4nnaisn oes bsuts
fhen atidstnges bisber sinsig oas
ftehsnosH 9atiade sefiibrt, oaB Elm
Reiastagsabgeorbnster gIatt ber,
I4punben lift. Seit flint Monattn,
aIio felt ausbru6 5es arieges, III
ber iunge Io3iaIoemfratilhe 46gsorbs
nette Or. Georges @eiIl, bon gerui
Reontteur uno i'm Reiastdg 9eTiretsr
bes WabItrsiiss Meb, unauffinbbar.
Or. Deill mar 8erliner 8erihteritats
ter Der Barrier 3situng .Sumanite@
oes Organs bon Sean Saures. gr
belt ii6 Oft in garis auf unb Toll
on Der Gsits bon Saures ssfefisn bas
ben, ais bieier ermorbst fpurbe. Set,
Dem 1T Or. geeill psrf9munben. gis
nige ieiuer Grsunbe eTauben, Der
Worb an Saures babe i'm 70 Idpst
baB sr eemJtstront &c.
iUOrbeH lei. Sine 8efidtisung bisisr
anffailung Iisgt inbefisn nidt Dor
unb ollie 8eriuds, etipas 3uoerldiFs
ges iiber Or. MtiI 5u srfabren, iinb
fru6tIos gebIiebsn. Mud bic
militdrii4en 8sbOrben bebn Derasbs
LID Na9forI6ungen mad ibm alges
itellt. Sn Wles pirb ies. bereits bic
5Droerung laut, fem Monbnt fir err
lsoigt 81 ertIdrsn, bomit fem Mab[d
trei6 nidt Obne gertretung TIT, tDenH
Dsr Rsi6stae i'm Mdr5 pieDsr suIams
Hentritt uno bonn biellsiGt pi9tias
Jrogen, bic oud Das RsihsTanb bel
8ur SpraGs tDmmer.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-12
@olb aab ia fir 0ilsu

pei 5rau Bertha @etidmam Gin.
.aen ierner Gin:
Greo. Nammcr, Cmaba: 2 colo.
.gltnae. I gtahel. 1 Web0ille
Brau 9aiiiind Cmaba: 2 Ra6eln.
6rau Y. @egiHmamL Omaha 3
.aol0. grilen
glep. Y. @al0i6mi0t, @onelb :
Il qolh. aettc. / Wtc0oille.
/ 5rie @iHfrl, 9cnOcr: / aolo.
.gling unb cine aleiHiatett 8erbrode.
mes alies Silber.
GrnH arthrr g9iHfel, 0enoer: 1
.golo. aina NIT 2 ii Brindntcn
Q. 5leudl. Orange Gttp; gdar 81.
q. Toll. Grunge Gitu: Bar 81
Rcp Sentel Sanirn | golo. Riug.
4 qol0. aetie. 1 %gol0euer 8abn /
iilb. 90iiel, 1 1ra0e Gollar.
Otto Balmann I golO llbr 1
iilb. llbr, goloeue Gbcile elmer llbr.
feite.
6rieoa 1bomieu: @rauatcnbroihe.
&. q. SpIittgerbcr. @uBue: /
polo. Rinq uno actte. #..
glrs. gbiIomine 3tmmerer, &C.
iDarb, ylebr.: 2 goI6. Cbrriuae, 2
qol0. ai1tg. aolo. Settle. - $500
fur Gdmen 9ilisbereiH.
6ruu Cbmiteoe 0utdn: 2 Singer
bite 2 aH0pfe I Qnocl.
6rau Ibeo. 9ergt, elf Greet
gol0. CHEERING
6eIir @robolusti Gmnba: Glib.
llbr.
6ruu 8m. 9uiiarh, @almtt. ga.
/ goIo. Gbering.
@uitnp 5diDiemanus Omaha: 2
Jolo. Ringe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-12
Die arises.6ilms.

@oli5ei.a ommiiidr augel fat Tifj
um bic 0e1itide Sade ber0ient ge.
ntad)t inoem &c ouf meinen 4roteIt
bin Oas 4%ufflbren BON arieqsbil.
bern berbot, iebr gum MliBberquii.
GER gefDiier @merifoner. Ole 5iIms,
BON fran3oiiiden un0 enqliihen Sir.
men bergeiteat mande ioaar 1T bic
fem 2an0e, obnobl lte ais bonn
@riegsIhn1lpInb tommeno flngieren
mdren natitrlih meiItens boraaf be.
refnet, ben bier Aerrihen0en Gent
idenbaB 81 ihiiren. 8ar es bod
felt Sabren Sittr, 0oB In 6rantreid
ais bon GeutihIan0 itdinmenoe Sill
Der geseigt tpnr0en, wef9e Gran.
iaHlfeiten oeuti9er Gffi5iere berar.
ihmlihterL bic notiirli6 ouf TN.
m1brbeit bertibten 8iele oieier Iiiq.
ncriiden Sims fdrl0eu ibren &ea
bierher.
sd modtc 0ie 2eier barnuf nlif
merfiain modem, BITE YiIoer 0es Ora.
natiihan Merfes bon Der 9nronin
1erfa BON gilttner uidt dlg perbofes
ne QriegsbtIDer 1ilauieben. GieIes
Bud petBt dnf Oie @relieI 6es 4ric.
ges, geiBeIt oen arieg un0 foate
oas nmprifnnifH e Bolt nm beein-
i%IuiIen, neutral at bIeiben feine
g8aiieu on europa 8it berfoufen,
1nrltsn anben mir bieTe Aitgn0bne-
EElanbrIS. y. @ekTdndtn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-12
Sine saItlidle Gtafte.

gu einem guten Mdnnertrunf ae,
Bort dud Elm gutter Snppenl Sic.
len 8rurlOiab Bot iest aud aoolpb
8rdnoes, Der aabeliebte ssnbaber Ser
arlgt4eater gor, IA. nno Sornen
Str, 8u Dem ieiuigen gemaft un6
9errn Sobn G)unor1m geltnttet, III
ieiner allen 6reulloen zines quteit
Gropfens moblbefannte1 Ghenf.
nirtbidoft fir ons leibliGe BobI Der
Gorge al trogen. 8arne un0
falte Gelifuteiien morten nttr oo.
rauf, aud ben bertuobnteIten @ou.
men 5u tiseln uno aus einmoIioer
Brobe miro 0anern0e aun6idaft,
oeHn Sobn @Inbrom foht nit Sc.
lfmof uno @~eritono, ettuog, 6os
bier ielten geFunoen mir0l
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-12
Sgei gsriammlnnnsn in @iaarS:

3wei @eriammlnngrn in MilarS.
Die oTeutihe 5nrmers @egen.
Iieiti8e idaft
Iron Douglas 60, glebr. belt lire
SabresnerinmmIung an SoHnobcno.
I6m 8. San. 9udm. ? llbr 81 @il.
laro in Qeters Bros. Auditorium
'ob. 2ie &eriommluug mar MIR
ihnah behlhR. Qah0em Die @e.
idGite obgapidelt woren, bielt Or.
@erburo Ron Cmubo emo Re0e mir
Die Sitdcofg ia, morauf Die Der.
iammlung ciuitinmig beihIob. orei
.Gopicn Der &eiolutipn. bic fir Die
.Sithcod Bill eintritt, iofort an Die
.bei0eu 9un0esieuatoren mie on ibreu
aougreBDertrcter 81 ididen. - Qna
Der G%eriammIlug fnnON Der 5cuer
ball itatt, Der bis 3 llbr Norgens
mahrte.
Ger @Iattoeutihe 8erein pon 8il
laro belt 5onutog, ben 10. San,
Iafm. 2 ltbr feline 5abrcsberiumm
lung in aauiiers Sole alb. bic iebr
gut beiuft mar. Sod erlebigung
Der ilblihen @ciddfte foroerte Der
4rdiioeat Oes @ereins, SER Gbrift.
SoIitein, Den @ait oes @ereins.
Serrn Or. @erbar0 bon Cmaba.
aui, cine Reoe 81 baltan. III. Ser.
baro eulpfobl in ietner eriteu @eoe
bic SnooIiirumg Der Sitdcod gia
Die Damn iofort nit grobem Behalf
beidloiien muroe. 4r1ii0ent uno
Sefretdr ner0en iofort Die iibliden
3 Gopien mad 8aibington ien0en.
Soonn belt Or. @erbarO cine
Re0e fir orn aui6luB an
Den StaotsDerbano bon 9ebrnsfa.
Or. 6erbaro i1iloerte 5unGhit
Den idmeren aompf Der Geut
i6en orilben, BEN 5u beiteben nur
munoerboae Ginigfeit erm6a.
Iiht aber aid oie 3ctihen bllben
1aben einen idiperen aampf az Be.
mir unier 3eutidtbum. 9lud
bier beiBt Is: SduIter an Sdulter
-relt 3rinmmenIte1en oenn nur 81
madt itarf. Garum m0qe
Der 8lattoeutihe 9erein iofort
In Den Staotsberban0 onidlieBen,
nit oeiien Silfe uniere oeutihen Soc
lie bertbeioigt mer0en. 2e6bufter
Denies, Dap Der 8eoner lei.
len 3uborern aus Dem 9er3en ge.
profen batte. Sofort ipurOe Der
ouf anidlub an Den Staats.
ler6aHo gcitelt ult0 e%initimmig obne
Debatte angenommen. 8ie beQei.
ternoen Borte oeS Re0ners botten
lber nod eiuen neiteren erfoIa.
0btDobl Der 8latt0eutihe 8erein be,
ieits 5000 fir 0as 6eutfhe Rotbe
treu5 un6 Die oeutiden 8ittuen
mo 8aiien geiammelt bottle, neben
10 BON Eurn0ereib 70 pnr0e mad
.er 8eoe Die Committing nohmals
roffnet, noour6 nod $50 i'm STU
.o5u famer. CONT liefert Der
sldtt0eutide 9erein lett $685.
3. 8abrlia Elm bereotes 3euanis
liz Die Opfermiaigteit ieiner Mit.
Radoem ole alien Beam.
en- einitimmig pieoergetpGbIt no.
en- uro 9ertdguns erfolgt mar,
1ttgen ale 4npeienoefL mdbrenb
Dc. 8erbar0 ON alabier begIeitete,
nier aampflieo, Die @oft am
Oonn folgte r0eutIdIono
Der olIes" uno ous RoticnaIIieo Ser
'lottoeuti6en aSdlesniq &oIftetn,
eerumihltngen9 ioipie mnntere
'oIoatenlieoer, 0enn Is iporen 70
alte 6eiti6e @eteronen 0o.
q. 8tr piinihcn Dem gIntt.
slitider 8erein ein frdftieeg &c. /
fir 6as iele @ei6dftgiabr.
Arnim.
UA-G tlAt.4f =
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-12

apenten fir elm le5r ~rpertbpoT.
leg mo IeiAt perf1afIiGes euuIi.
lbes Bud Uer6en LIBERAL oeiudt
nnO angeiteat. Outer @er0ienit
nuh itctige arbeit fir Se6eu, Ser
eftuos tblm min. Tin tueitete Nus.
fanft obreiiire: =. %. gor 336.
Dmaba, giebr.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-12

9ns Mietben elmer timber.
MOOD Shreibmoihine lit cine qeiuns
be @eloaHlage bic Sbr Ginfommen
iiher erb0ben mir0. Sic MoIfinp,
Die Sic idIieBlid taufen peroen~.
1921 Gnrnom Ctr.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-12

9as Mietben einer unoar.
lpooo 5dreibmnidine lit cine oeiun.
Dc @eloonlaoe, Die SIR einfommen
i1d]er erb0ben miro. Sic 02oidine,
bic Sic idIieBlid foufeu fperoen
1921 5arnam Ctr.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-12

gEbOnnirt onf bic 1agIide grihiine.
$500 Oas Jabr Oura bic goE.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1915-04-15
PRESIDENT WILSON AND PEACE.

Certain republican newspapers are
spreading the word that President
Wilson has made officious efforts to
end the war in Europe, and has sue
ceeded only in provoking resentment
against the United States and get
ting snubs for his country and him
self.
President Wilson, as in duty
bound, rendered his good Offices to
the nations at the beginning of war.
That offer was rejected, courteously,
and with praise, not blame, to the
man who made it. Since then, there
has been no chance to do anything in
the cause of peace. President Will
son earnestly desires an early ending
of the frightful struggle-no one
familiar with his record can doubt
that-but he knows that the time for
mediation has not yet come. The
belligerent countries would no more
accept a peace made in America"
than the federal government would
have allowed European powers to end
the civil war on their own terms.
When the chance offers, President
Wilson will use all his influence to
secure a just peace He will not de-
stroy his usefulness by untimely med
ding. The duty of Americans of all
parties is to stand solidly behind
their president, and to discourage
fractional efforts to discredit the ma
tional Administrations h c g o
Journal.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1915-04-15
NO NATIONAL SIGNIFICANCE.

There was just one bit of national
political significance in the Chicago
|election-and that was superfluous.
1T showed the erstWhile followers of
1.-THE bull moose back in the good old
elephant corral; but anyone with
two grains of sense knew that they
were there without this demonstra-
ton.
Tor the rest, those who talk about
the election of Thompson being a
forecast of republican victory in
1916 are letting the wish be both
father and mother to the thought.
The race of 1916 will be between a
republican and democrat. The local
race this year, as the. Journal has
pointed out, was between two repub-
licans. The voters chose the man
who flew his own proper colors, and
who, likewise, was not afflicted with
the blighting support of w. r.
Hearst.-Chicago Journal.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1915-04-15

Mrs. Caroline Young Smith has re-
ceived the appointment of postmis-
tress at Leon according to the latest
dispatches. There is no doubt that
Mrs. Smith is not only full Pledged
republican but is a nonresident of
the city for which she got the ap-
pointment. She had the endorse
ment and backing of Nick Reed,
former state chairman, and DR.. j. w.
Reynolds, present state chairman,
who took active part in securing the
position for her. This is q raw deal
and Decatur county democrats are
the goats but they will have an ex-
ccllent chance to crack back at Rey-
|nolds if he attempts to secure the
place made vacant by Judge Wade.
Bedford Free Press.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1915-04-15
ROCKING THE BOAT.

The implication conveyed by the
presidents speech to the Southern
Methodist Conference, in which he
referred to great many people
who are trying hard to rock the
boat is plain. 1t long ago passed
into an adage that only fools try to
rock the boat.
We can sympathize with Mr.. Will
son in this expression without sub
scribing to his statement that great
many people are SO engaged. Some
politicians who are out of job,
some so-called business men who
have been separated for season
from the privilege provided by favor
ing laws, and some professional for
eigners, have done what they could to
embarass the administration during
these anxious months of war and de-
preston, but in the main the Ameri-
can people have been loyal and con-
siderate.
Those who have attempted to rock
the boat have been, as the presi-
dent said, of light weight, and their
stupidity has been more irritating
than dangerous. In the main, the ad-
ministration has had generous sup
port not only by congress and the
press but by the people. While refer
ence at time to the recklessness of
partisans and selfseekers who have
no regard for public obligations and
welfare may be Justified, there is
reason also on occasion for emphatic
Acknowledgement of the steadiness of
the people as whole. 1t has been a
triumph of sanity and common sense.
New York World.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1915-04-15
HARD TINlES-NIT.

Times must be appallingly terrible
the way people are crowding the
trains for the Pacific coast. On the
first day of March the Santa Fe rail-
road ran eight limited trains and
three other transcontinental flyers
out of Chicago for San Francisco, and
from three to five extra limited trains
have been run each day since. On
the Rock Island, Milwaukee and
Northwestern roads trains have had
Ito be run in sections in order to ac-
|commodate the westward travel. If
democratic times are so fearfully
hard, where do the people get so
much money to travel on?-Manson
Democrat.