The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1915-05-27

In one field Of exeeltiycNs =; 2q 4Mi Nj. vi has broken all
Wits WI asf House, 9 's ''''' . sN''''' We nave w "' III ''s
It is not surprising that Mr.. Wilson recently told an audience Of
been telling him a few unpleasant truths of late: Incidentally, the
his Mexican r policy is generally admitted, but a small section Of
the tn DO pr 5stts apol9 BHt as for to i it, on di ths f5 fai1nre te of the he W wis i k fses1 1 pSi.
icies there is perfect agreement.
wilson aGi under iurt the e" direction Of Mr. it Bryan, included in it's platform
that well 1emem ost plank VI ich 1on te2Tfully aae dGpio o1ss+t the sMd
50 ardent1y pledges the D[emocrates to a regime Of strict economy.
afi ineu ns PGGmj nsele ot t aHic sp Sei6ef szp of a prd 5som t6 Of P Tefo sq% aHa
fStrs shGane ot t6 ef d f1st t ! PiHdsn' fne an" eternal "'t'hf"'"eSS: IN
The chairman Of the 4ppropgi5tnns committees Of both He HOUSE U.s.
year ending June 80, next. In all probability it will be more than
s. $$3 800 aooo n,a ahf T as cor3yj is 'YH with l5 1ehj vsaa at III FSe e inc OF sO fsF
has has failed fhe a to mahe g of IT. the f- f21mns of t in tff 5 Ifven m a1d 5fjo1fa wt
have now a deficiency tax, masqqerading under the name Of "war
tax, which is Ss estimated st ts to cost 1ot the n patton do9 $780, o0,s 32o 1000 a y year sE;end
money zone like a i drur rnea. sai!q o: II It's 5 o oop1 66@ atG Mo exceeded assatar those hose
those Of the Congress of loo9-11 by s177,ooo,ooo
Apparently the adniniistr aat is to become come as celebrated celebrated d Tor It's
do Springs Gazette.
for governor at the next election comes through the Democrats
p fciayn aG scnr the Se stTe s.tj IN is be nSeda AB S Y r 7is"e' o 1na rs a G SonD Of
Campaign, announcing Candidacy Vile In the city," That Mr.
but Ut that his first announcement Should come through the "only
Democratic PsnSSHatn: D D ~ in nth the a52ts. will not be 9, any good roc 6 reason sanf fGz the
PocNScA v! WIN SSoS NiSAi'|"NS wy A'SH
It seems that from a political standpoint Mr.. Burdick would have
made a better hit by giving the papers of his party a chance to an
nounce him, rather than have it played up in the Democratic Daily.
Teddy" Roosevelt is again victorious. The jury brought in a
unanimous verdict for him in the Barnes-Roosevel libel case, and
we can just see Teddy" rubbing his hands and saying, "Thats
Bully" The verdict seems to have indicated him completely,
while Barnes probably regrets now that he ever started the case,
badly burned that it will take him some time to recover.
Now that we have had one Good Roads" day in the city, why
not 99 Ire repeat at, the cns dose eo BY doing do n+ the he same al at thing di in other dir DIRECTIONS Gd ms
same work that they did on the Fort Totten road, it would not be
long before every road out from the city would be in frst-class
shape,
The Houston Post does not regard with favor the attempts OF
McAdoo and Williams to have the Riggs bank suit dismissed on
a legal technicaity. This sterling Democratic newspaper re-
marks that "the man who is conscious of his own integrity is gen.
orally the last to invoke the aid of a technicaity."
The President and the Vice-president seem to be at odds in thG,
opinion in the Lusitania matter. Is MIR. Marshall about to joir
the ranks Of that innumerable company who speak of Democratic
unity with the accent on the nit?
Geraldine Farrar is to receive So a minute as an actress in thu
movies. Almost as much as Bryan gets for the time he puts in a
the State Department.