The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1916-07-13

the Republican party prior to 1912 are quietly taking their
fuss is being made about it. When the votes are counted, It viii
be found that this is once more nor a country Of two major political
million has again asserted itself in a sweeping Republican victory.
~ KNOWLEDGE AND POWER
The Washington Post invests President Wilson with remarkable
It declares, * Knows the facts in the Mesie an situation. He alone
can make the decision that will conserve the national interests"
has % learned it. fos as P he hs hi hnSaf p1Siey yn admitted mfa1sin " franq iars 81 !"
And his knowledge, such as it is, he has kept to himself. Thus far
it comes to admitting that the President alone can make the de-
f Fl tSa Fd dsds in 9eessrvs w our te %res ideetes es1n %e a msR Rt IS 60 s4 TSe
Constitution of the United States lodges the war-naking power of
how much knowledge the President may have.-it is not accom-
panied by the power to make war.
ing 50, it will insist upon sharing the Presidents knowledge.
Mr.. Wilson's campaign managers are claiming to have cinched
the Jew vote: Aside from the obvious commentary on the graft
i terms 'e Of race 9 and me rel; SsSgie - Ths asy a. s. ssS : az 3 Nh ' y sss' Ss1
hughes, we are sure. Wilson will claim the support Of Jews be-
cause he named Brandies to the Bench. In fact, his managers say
confession that an appointment to our highest court has been
ssestss{si as TO nShtiS 6a t ans 5 sfsseP Rsnd dnS NJ. H i E'. hardy IS se{ % RisSs {
a responsive sentiment among many Jews who will remember that
an aas op;n;eS t %sf Len sef frank 5s6iRs sSe"id '9 have 1 Sss a ms new H f1ai rendered a"
vote will go to him The total Progressive vote at the last .t time
Thirty per cent Of that number, added to Wilson's total in 1912,
would still leave him far behind the combined total OF the Taft
strength and the remaining seventy per cent Of the Moose vote.
A newspaper dispatch from Mexico City points out "as further
evidence OF the desire on the part of Mexican officials for friendly
relations" the American application for the delivery Of bodies of
soldiers killed at Carizal "met with an immediate friendly re-
Spouse. As proof Of the state of the Mexican mind toward this
country, these words are eloquent. aA
Gas goes Maine; 50 goes the Union" 1ains.re - ali nov now as
of the Progressives as an organized party in Maine indicates a GER
tain Republican victory in September and that viii forecast Repub-
lican triumph in November. .assas<#
When Senator Fall got up in Congress and reeited the tragic
itany of the outrages which we have had from Mexicans, Wilson
sought to put the Senator in the Ananias Club. But when Secre
tary Lansing wrote the same recital down ina note to Carranza,
Wilson called out the militia. ~ . ~ e@S5.aSz.
While Carranza is hoping for assistance from the a. B. c., pow.
es, the administration is trying to show some T. .. @. power in
rushing the MALTA down to the border. Yet the mobilization OF
Among the instrunentalHies designed to help out the Wilson
caInnpaignsis an independent" organization in which such thor
les R. Crane held prominent places. e %sefe'
Wilson regards the numeral 10 as his lucky number. Then II
must be his unlucky number. His campaign treasurer plans *
raise 81, 7o0,O00-whichw will not be enough; and Carranza has II,
100000 cartridges-which are too many: 20 a'"-@}
t .----l-sA al4"$: .-"~t*
There is some historical interest attached to June 20, 1916. Or
that day the administration placed an embarguson shipments O.
9 arms and ammunition to the enemies of the United States il
al Mexico. IS ts@a
e The Democrats want it distinctly understood that when it come
h to campaigning for reelection, President Wilson is not too prou
to tight, nor does he indulge in any watchful waiting.
FARM VALUE INCREASES. the total value Of farm lands, asd
y - from buildings, was returned in 191
e th? 9as s3 sas Gs ?sss states ct farm; IN l ?nS $; sas SIS t fs o %ss{ + n se tse sh aas' ssss
q aside from m1dnp was ~ 40 an billion h total agriculture