The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1915-10-21

The shortage of American foreign-going tonnage is having q de-
pressing effect on our -four exports to China, according to a recent
merce. He saysaPrese mind indications iaass are that initial iii buying g Of h
new crop in the United States for this (the Chinese) market viii
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M Msii st as atats and ,nss s ssp Of t Of Of tPf fh si Rebsr$ b Of tae Pseiss
S I{eited st h = had d. aye esg f De- eSsIaag effect eff ct On f6e trade r2dd;t With vi h. l tsf
Democratic emo stSe congr a51F 4 Il : ! sasasa the up se ea see srS is%, & The = prs 81.
S Tssssls Of f, whic H. are RE-, dri Sa9 rs IS last vestise Of our forsisn5soing
Postmaster Genera! Burleson announces that the parcel post is
sence Of any definite facts upon which a safe conclusion could be
t SsSs general ss 5qf p1aeed an a s sSdifio1 1sif ba?de 10 u qs%& Tx ' rsi'r esS P %i5Roat
9 nsgc them 5nnsf fdd %sf4aa p pay when mhi he required req nrsv1 then to %st tpa nsIGed
creased the amount Of parcel post matter transported without in
vestigation win sometime show the extent Of this additional SER
.MG sbo oSap IT % M' not 5e oossibe for snS Somp to sy %be eas r1 the 5 pare
eel post pays a profit above all r lh charges against it: IT,: 1t is a
Messrs. J. Henry Cooke and F. R. Rathrick, erstwhie Democra:
forsteld the carrying Of the Buckeye state for President Wilson
In M 1915 Sa a sa ~ # cgoSM conclusion 60 ;e a5ioa Some Sons fore teller s. these 4Ssa, boys sSys
t1d his Ro Swn G Sa 2fsRssiy on Is t s!I Psa oessHe{ ticket eff to the S6 ' nsRt Core Se1:
e consre sy ! %Se are % goins T. spend e. / the y?a ne t; year ear patching t Hs! up y
the joblot Of legislation enacted by the Democracy since 1913,
S TO th w sea s9 iat RSp; occupied e; Fl Sf by MI: f sesf 3? ]Ris wi Ho 1s: ). E: s e99Psy
also Republican: will return MI: Bathrick,s Congressional district
Wisonian victory the more confidence is inspired in the breasts
lot the Republicans. e
our presidential candidates-and there is NJ no paacty Of candidates
to impel us to begin such action now. The Republican nomina-
ton for next year is not going begging. Nor are we, like the Dem
ocrats, forced to take one only as our standard bearer. More than
o dozen men, now favorite sons of their own communities, will
enter the convention. One of them will emerge as the favorite
son of a united and triumphant party. He will be worthy of the
honor. And when we have nominated him and elected him-as we
shall we shall have the satisfaction of knowing that we have
not impoverished the courts in order to enrich the White House.
Notwithstanding the manipulation of the daily treasury state
to tos show IVY an ANIME increase ss eff from %alS;s e8 So 49, { on sept epte So to IS $i2 ( sJSa5
on the following day, the trend of government business is such
that the net balance is gradually dropping. On Oct. II it hod gone
down to $119,819,N6, even under the new method of bookkeeping
"a decrease of $8,243 ,799 in ten days, or an average of $824,000
per day. 1t will be interesting to see what the next device of the
Treasury Department will be to cover up its deplorable financial
condition.
An electric light company at Vera Cruz has suffered damages
in the course of events in Mexico; and, it being owned by British
capital, the British Embassy at Washington has handed a bill to
our government. Shall we pay-or fight? And this is only a be-
ginning. There are more English enterprises in Mexico with bills
for damages; and German and French and Dutch enterprises,
likewise.
To be adequately prepared for defense, the President now says,
is not a mere technical matter. Yet last spring and all through
the summer he thought the country was adequately defended
when a lone college professor fired a voley of words from a type
writer.
Apparently the policy of "watchful waiting" is not applicable
to affairs of the heart.
Y0UMANS PUTS BANKER IS