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The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-09-03
CHAPTER II.

"Wont you sing to us, Miss Ransomei We
are growing quite jealous Of Mr. Oswald Ches-
ney. He has positively monopolized you all
the evening""
Viola Ransome smiled and, rising went to
the piano. Her late companion watched her
as she went
He listened while she ran her fingers light
" over the keys Of the piano. Her face was
half turned TO his, and, as she sat dreamily
weavinga weirdly sweet introductory melody
her eyes to his. A smile played for an in
slant about the ripe red lips, and the music
suddenly changed.
A few harmonious bars Of stronger tome
and Viola Ransome began TO sing. Oswald
Chesney watched her in rapt attention. It
was the song he loved best.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-09-03
BUY 1T MADE in TEXAS

BY JOHN LUNsFoRD SECRETARY ASSOCIATION
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-09-03
THE SWEET SINGER
81,

OW good 1t is to feel the burden Of a
big undertaking suddenly slip from
ones shoulders into the back
ground Of accomplishment. It's my
FIRST hook Int IL IL doegn' X sell TIL
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1915-10-14
Farm Pointers

Drag your roads.
Select seed corn sure.
Cut close to the trunk in pruning.
Keep borerS and codling moths out
otthe orchard.
The King drag is the great road i'm
proven.
Dispose Of farm sewage By means Of
a homemade septic tank.
Cider vinegar made from the wind
falls should help fill your pocket-book.
Stone and gravel road, may be
needed If the drag cannot do the work.
One county agent has introduced at
least half a dozen new grains hitherto
not grown in his county.
Hessian fly inquiries are numerous.
Destroy volunteer wheat and SOW as
late as possible.
Poultry furnishes an average income
OF $l22 per farm in Missouri.
Know your insect friends. Without
the flies and wasps that kill the Hes
sian fly, wheat might be entirely i'm
possible in Missouri.
Medals were won at the Panama
Pacific Exposition by Missouri vetch,
rye, oats, anG wheat, produced in
county that has a county agent.
Boys corn stringing and girls, chick
en- dressing contests interested the
crowds at the State Fair. Try them at
your county fair and other meetings.
Good road building material is found
in practically every county, according
to the University OF Missouri exhibits
shown at the State Fair. It ought to
be used to Danish poor roads.
Oil properly applied helps greatly,
but the dust must be removed, and
the surface broken up and loosened
about two inches deep; otherwise the
oil stands in pools or runs into the
ditch,
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also, deeply alive TO the burdens, the
responsibilities and the sacrifices en-.
tailed by campaign for the senator
ship, and have felt it necessary to
gravely reflect and carefully consider
before committing myself to an under.
taking lraught with such large posi-
bilities, changing, perhaps, the whole
course Of my activities.
Feeling that there might be some
question as 10 the wishes Of Repub-
licans elsewhere in Missouri, equally
interested in the senatorial selection,
/ have diligently sought to ascertain
sentiment in various counties and dis
tricts. There have come 10 me 50
many and such cordial seconds to this
petition, from practically every part ol
the state, that | now willingly accept
the suggestian TO become a candidate
at the primaries.
For many years l have declared it 10
be a patriotic duty Of business men 10
take interest 10 city, county, state and
national affairs, and, when occasion and
the people call, 10 assume RESPONSE
bilities Of public Office. Alter more
than third Of a century Of business
activities as accountant, manufacturer.
importer and exporter, making exten'
sive use Of transportation facilities and
furnishing employment to many men,
thus affording a broad acquaintance
with our national life, its needs, and
the problems Of capital and labor, l
feel that il called By the ballots Of
fellow citizens should be ready to
serve my state and country at this
time, when thoughtful men agree that
the peculiar national need is for such
practical service.
I am therefore willing to submit my
name 10 the voters Of Missouri for the
nomination by the republican party ior
Office OF United States senator and
shall gladly accept the help and CO
operation Of my friends everywhere
i WALTER S. DICKEY.
Kansas City. October Q, 1915.
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What Ought to be And What Is

No politics in national defence"
says the Washington Post, but it states
what ought to be. not what is.
No political party is entitled to any
credit at all for demanding national pre-
paredness."
Again it ers, for the facts are against
its assertion. While the Repububli-
can party was in power appropriations
were regularly made for construction
Of battleships. But in the last year ol
the last Republican Administration,
when the House had become Demo
cratic, that body opposed and defeated
the appropriation Tor two battleships
which the Senate was anxious TO pass.
The Democratic platform Of 1912
contained nothing about the national
defence. The Republican platform
declared: we believe in the main
tenance Of an adequate navy for the
nations defence, and we condemn the
action Of the democratic House Of Re-
presentatives in refusing to authorize
the construction OF bSttleships."
And the Democratic policy Of in
difference to preparedness was contin.
ued until very recently, when the
Presidents eyes were opened by events
in Europe and he became an advocate
Of the Republican policy whicn previ-
ously he had antagonized with al! other
Republican policies.
The credit Of constant adherence to
the policy Of keeping this country safe
from foreign attack through adequate
preparedness for defence remains with
the Republican party. From the Al
bany Journal, Rep.
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Store Seed Corn Well
ditch.

In storing seed corn, three things
should be kept in mind, according to
J. c. Hackleman OF the Missouri Col
lege OF Agriculture. They are ID a
dry room or building, (2) a fairly low,
even temperature without hard freezes,
and 90 a we'll ventilated room from
which moisture from the sweating grain
may easily escape. Seed corn may be
injured il stored above sweating grain
from which it receives moisture.
These essentials are most perfectly
secured by proper storage in an attic,
as careful tests have shown that better
results we're obtained from such storage
than from any other Cellars in which
there are furnaces are excellent; others
are likely to be too damp. II it is
impossible to use any Of the house in
this way, suitable places can probably
be found in tool sheds or other farm
building.
A frame Of 2x4s may be built from
two to six feet square and strongly
braced. II chicken netting is then
stretched over both sides in such a
way that the holes match, the ears may
be thrust through and stored very
cheaply. They may be swung from
the roof in strings, held by baling wire
or binding twine, or may be stuck on
nails driven into an upright 4x4 post
from which the corners have been
trimmed so as to make room for eight
rows OF nails instead Of four. Mice
may be kept from this seed corn tree
by mailing tin around the bottom Just
above the base or by inserting hook
in the top by means Of which the tree
with its load may be hung with a wire
from the roof.
A study Of your own conditions will
perhaps show you better methods than
any Of these which will meet the re-
quirements Of good storage.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1915-10-14

A national conference OF progressive
leaders recently held in New York de-
cided 10 90 on with the party. This
decision was partly nullifed on the
same day By higher authority-the
supreme court Of New Jersey, one Of
its justices signing an order barring
bull moose Irom the ticket in the New
Jersey primaries because at the last
general election the party failed to poll
FIVE per cent Of the total vote cast and
thus is not a party in the eyes Of the
law,
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1915-10-14

preserve the sacred rights Of American
citizens at home and abrord" but in
August, 1918, he urged Americans to
leave Mexico immediately" noiwith-
standing they were there By rights pro-
tected by treaties as sacred as it is
possible for nations to make. In 1912
Mr.. Wilson loudly proclaimed his sup
port Of the spiris Of the civil service
Law but in 1918 he disregarded that
law in the face Of protests from organ
lied friends OF the merit system in
government service. 1t will be wise
for the equal sufragists not to count
Mr.. Wilson'S vote until after it is cast.
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An 0miROus Item
year.

Many Of our readers have seen, no
doubt, in the metropolitan newspapers,
the daily syndicated articles on financial
topics which are signed Holland"
These articles are authentic in every
particular; it is, therefore, Of interest to
note this paragraph from one Of the
lates, Holland" letters:
There is one curious, perhaps
ominous, certainly highly suggestive
item in the official report which tells Of
our foreign trade since September ! OF
last year. In the year 1914 the money
value OF our imports was greater than
the like value Of imports Of any other
year. 1t almost reached the two bill
lion dollar mark. There has been an
almost cyclonic change in this respect
in the past twelve months. The CON-
modities which other nations sold to
US in 1914 so greatly as to make a new
record, were brought here through the
operation OF the new tariff law"
This brings us back to an important
economic fact. Just now the tendency
is to hunah about our tremendous ex'
port business, caused BY the war; and
we are in danger oi forgetting the
Tremendous food Of imports which we
had before the war diminished them,
which threw so many Of our workmen
out Of employment, and which will
come again when the war is over unless
we do something to prevent it.
These import statistics Of nearly two
billions a year arose, as Holland
says, through the operation Of the
new tariff law" They we're checked,
in part only, by the war. II they are
not to be repeated, the new tariff
law" must be repealed and a protec'
tice tariff be substituted for it. 1t !:
useless to expect the democrats to
make this substitution, and il the
'ominous item" is not to grow more
ominous a republican congress and :
republican president must be elected
next year.
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Treasury Statements Manipulated

For the second time the present
national administration has changed
the form Of its daily treasury statement,
both changes resulting in showing Of
larger net balances in the general fund
aud making it difficult or practically
impossible to compare treasury con
ditions in 1915 with conditions under
republican administration. Thus, the
promised "pitiless publicity" has
changed to studied secrecy. The latest
change was made on October /. By
that change there was an apparent over
night increase Of sS7,O00,0O0 in the
net balance. That such increase act
ually occurred is not claimed by the
treasury department, yet the daily
statements will hereafter show about
that much more than would have been
shown under previous methods Of max
ing the daily statement.
1t has been the practice Of many
enterprising newspapers, republican,
democratic and independent, to print
the daily treasury statement, with COM
parsons with previous years. Here,
alter, no comparisons can be made.
It will be interesting, therefore, for
American citizen who feels an interest
in the business Of his government, to
take look at the last comparison that
can be made. On September 80,
1915, the net balance in the general
fund was s4o,S9S,S94, as compared
with a balance Of Sl23, ,416,613 on the
corresponding date in 1918, when re-
publican revenue laws and appropris'
tions we're still in effect. On that day
the administration had spent, since
June 80, S43,4o6,740 more than II,
receipts. 1t was running behind nearly
sso0,00o day. Yet, by its chang,
in bookkeeping, the net balsnc,
jumped from $40. ,SS4 on sep,em
Der 80 to sl2S,o63,s4s on the follow
ing day. To those who have watched
the steady downward course Of tn
treasury balance, this mushroom growtI
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1915-10-14

The suggestion that We protect our
markets against European dumping"
at the close Of the war by having our
consuls refuse to sign manitests for
such goods is worthy Of this admins
tra.ion's policy Of exalting individual,
official judgment at the cost Of en-
forcement Of law.
Under such a plan we would have a
supreme court in every consulate,
with more than fifsy-seven varieties Of
judgment. To protect ourselves
against dumping we need revised
tariff law, uniformity administered.
Such law will be enacted by the re-
publican congress to be elected next
year.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1915-10-14
A Chsngeful Voter

At is announced that President Will
son will cast his ballot in New Jersey
for the Equal Suffrage amendment.
But there is plenty Of time for him to
change his mind. In the campaign oil
1912 he announced himself in favor Of
free tolls for coastwise vessels through
the canal but in 1918 he secured
repeal Of the free tolls provision. In
1912 he advocated economy but in
1913 and 1914 he approvec the most
extravagant Legislation in American his
tory. In 1912 he pledged himself to
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1915-10-14

Duty free goods still continue TO
make up the bulk Of our importations.
For the week ended September 2s,
1915, importations entered at the IS
principal customs districts OF the
United States to the value Of $780,
23S, 1913, on which duties were col
lected in the sum Of s3,723,346, or an
average ad valorem rate Of duty Of lis
per cent. Meanwhile the balance in
general fund OF the treasury continues
TO decline.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1915-10-14

The remnant Of the progressive
party in Massachusetts,, those who in
sist upon maintaining the party organi'
zation and upon running ticket, have
demonstrated once more that their real
purpose is to punish republicans, il
they can. They have endorsed the
democratic candidate for state treasurer,
though the republican candidate, and
the present incumbent Of the Office,
was q Roosevelt delegate at Chicago in
1912. Doubtless Victor Murdock and
George W. Perkins approve Of this.
Happily, though, the trick will NOT
work. The vast bulk Of progressives,
in Massachusetts, and elsewhere, are
back in the republican party.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1915-10-14

A brand-new third party has been
produced for use in the coming munic-
ipal election in Philadelphia. There
was much difficulty in finding a name
for the infant-not that it matters
much, except that it will be handy for
engraving on the coffin.plate after
election day.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1915-10-14
AS TO THE MISSOURI SENATORSHIP

June 18th last, ever eight hundred
citizens Of this, my home city and
countg, honored me by presenting the
following petition:
Recognizing the public service
OF Walter S. Dickey, covering a
period Of over thirty years in this
state, his upluestioned integrity,
his effective work on behalf OF
every public enterprise, and fur
ther believing that his broad ex'
perience in the larger business
affairs Of the country, coupled
with rare executive ability and
genius for organization, should be
secured to the people Of this state,
we request and urge Mr.. Dickey
to become a candidate for the
nomination by the republican party
in Missouri for the high Office Of
United States senator, believing
that at this juncture the state and
nation need above all things men
with these qualifications"
This petition evidences the conf
dence oil friends, neighbors and business
associates in the commuDi = where
have spent all The years Of my man.
hood, married, reared a family, estab'
lished and expanded a manufacturing
business, and at the same time en-
deavored to exercise 10 the fullest the
privileges aud duties Of American citi'
zenship.
Born in Ontario, Of an Ulster-Sco'
father and a mother whose iorebear:
came in the Mayfower and fought in
the revolutionary armies, nevertheless.
my first vote was cast in the United
States aud the state Of Missouri. Tn;
iortuitous circumstance which brough
me TO the west and TO Missouri place,
me under deep obligations, which
shall never be able TO repay.
While appreciating tn the fulles
extent the compliment, and Will
deeply grateful for the sentiments ex
pressed in this petition, ! have been
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that the enactment OF the seamen's
law was irame'up and that secretary
McAdoo favored it knowing it would
drive American lines out Of busi'
ness, and form a basis for urging the
passage Of his (and the President's)
socialistic ship purchase bill.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1915-10-14
October in the Ozarks Part the Country

in one dag would be amusing II it did
not deal with the business affairs Of all
the people.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1915-10-14

June 18th last, ever eight hundred
citizens Of this, my home city and
countg, honored me by presenting the
following petition:
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- Gus Rom. Gitp. SnS., iit ssiiera
bic Ra9rithi eineeiroffeu, oab 6rda
g. gubens bon go. 215S Goth Strdbe
in einem ooriigen SoipitaI in bsotrIis
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ON Gonntas ssl.ssntIid sinss auto'
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20 CUB esfdleifi. sbe Is BEN WlOtOrs
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Der Gol.rain absnts unb Draper Sir.
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pom go. 1877 8remen Gtrabs purSe
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nab ibrer eltsrliaen WObnunS se'
bradt.
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periGufsr Rapmonb Ulspers. Der i'm
anabsnbeim on Der Sptomore Strnbe
ipobnt. Dem stnnben mar Dor einiser
Belt bas ein Bein tbeiliptiie amputir.
pOrben uHb seiirn fam ,r 10 unsiiid
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benz gtinitumpen brad.
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fern st6enb. bd Ct pl6blid has Gleids
aeipi6i p.rlOr aug siHem leHitr oes
stpeiisn Stodneriss unb mubie na4
bsm SiabtbOfpiial sebradt ipsrbsn.
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Smitb Girnbs. fiei seiisrn elbenb
aus sinem fStniitr bes 2isr Stodiptris
ipo lie einseihlafsn mar ouf Der Gtrns
&c unb bib fi6 Elm Gtiid Der 3unae
ab unb eliti aud cine Gebirnerifiit'
teruna. sic ipurbe ua4 btm Staots
boipital gtbraht.
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9astuu nmo Bellevue.

- Der Dirtb Safe BirI96ad, Doh
No. 712 Se6its 2lps., 9dpton, lueldsy
in Isinsm S6aniIptal DorIsBte Rdti
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Iiden getraeens berbaftst. Der 5u.
selangt ndditen 0Onnsritag DOR Osrr
Poli3eiridter Sc Rop CUR 9erbuHo'
lung.
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SSohannes Stride in 9suepus peraus
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den, fir tpeIchss bic 01men RaDIor.
Reuid, pptts unO Ststtsr ibrs Siilf.
5ugeidgt baben.
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9ommittee Don Bellevue bal !0srr
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iiir bic 2. Woro ernannt.
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bat Elm osmsinitaftlihes aommitt,.
fir ben Sinosr SpisIplaB srnannt
0usfsIbs beItebt aus folgsnbs Ssrrsn:
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raths; Or. 6. y. ShouIe unb Sohn
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Waro gIbs. geaepus. rettsts sinsu Jun
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perbsi uno bratte ben Grsmbsr, mel
ter feline llrbsfonnenbstt nit eiusm
'uIteH Bah be3ubIt bate, sIiitIid an
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Dies nnb 1aS.

- Die 6. 8. unb .. gabn bal fir
ibre anseiisQien Elm psniionsipiism
einssfiibri, benz 5ufolss jsbsr anass
iieuie. Der 80 SABRE in ben 9ituiien
Der Sabn gsitanben bat. psniiouirt
ipsrbeu unb ais Rubesbalt bi. Sdlits
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ieinen IssisH stbu 9ieuitiobrsn ais
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GommiiTior aIs NadfOlser Don sSoispb
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Staatseramluator fir Wiaidiuiiien ,rs
uannt.
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ciaiion psrauiialiei beuis ibr Sabrsss
9icnic i'm Mabiion qar.. am Gnbe Der
Sntlen ainis.
Gesen Robert Gisdman. ben
pormalistH 9eriiiiinTpeiior i'm itdbtis
fden gauamt. ipurbeH seitetn BON
itdbtii6sn gauinfpsitor georse R.us
Oiss bsim DISQUALIFICATION anilas.n
ipeesn ans.bIiher llnfdbigieit srboben.
Siedmon lpar Dor einiaen WonaieH
bon ReHbiss abgeIsst fporbeH. neil Grs
iparnifis i'm Department esmaht fpsrs
ben mubten. Damals ipar jtbo6 G;sds
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Iiite ssissi iporben unb er ipiirbs. falls
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bas erite 4ursdt auf Wieberarftenuna
baben. Wsnn babinsegen bic etaen
ibn srbob.nsn 9lntlassn fit bsrtdiisi
srtIGri ip,rben follien, 10 psrii,ri sr
bieies 4nrt4t. Siedman III i.insm
politiIden Notwithstanding na1
Elm 9emotrat uHb mar friibsr Der be-
mciratii9e GretuiiDbedmte Der eriteu
Wdrb.
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ben eefanbi, in fpelhem er bic geborbs
aufforbert, BON Der Union Gas De
electric 60. cine Biirgf4aft sn perlans
gen, biz bic acntrpnerfe bssiiaii6 Der
elettri3itGtsraten srIebist III. Gurh
bieie 8iirsi4oft piirben bic aonfus
mentsn abioIut fiber seiieut iDerben
ipenn bic 8.b5rbs fih fir eine.geriHgsre
Rate. als bic bisberige, eHtf6eiben
foats uub bas BON ibnen gu pisl be-
aablte 0elb t5nnte baitn obne Weiterss
Suritdtritattst iperbtr.
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2otal 8eridt.
I'm ber Wattbdms STRIDE
Sinbet bsutc cine @eriammlans Der
SubH Srpun 8erman amsriean
educational ano YrOpasanoa
glfoelation itatt.

9ic Som @rpan @erman.slmeri.
can Ghncational ano propagdton
!Iiiociation miro ibre aeitationstbd.
tigteit i'm ssrtcreiie Der @citrebungen
Der Sereinislng iest aud aui Die
peridlieoenen airhengemein6en Der
Stabt mlsbehnen iulo gebt nit Der
abiid,t iim in elmer an5abI airfeu
ScriummIineeu dbjubnlten.
Tie erite bcrartige WerinnnIlllg
finbet beitte gIbeno nm adt llbr in
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