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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-31
Den pirfclioe Stemnino
/ Iviflano.

! ~Nol0in0 9lpia" iortpQer @roS-
lcrcr e Wcitcrbn:
Soa plonmU@ilgt iom / Treo@tio
uufom lea en- Scccmberoitcn peb TO-
Slocu til Stcttiucr @obnbo' / DER
lin. Sfiont ieg par en- al Sc iurite,
ser nuacOc no pua @aoen, par Der
lntct Miorctei at ion. ga iel al
pruttiitc Ncnipn life mc0ierte lnn-
bcrIiA &09oRe nooper en- SonOborite,
uA 0u &cir % sore por 0oot, orcp
lea mo as Nucn2 Centrum til.
&cQ Qif inN / en- ilerrc Neitaurant
"a Ilol mia neo uco ct Noro, bpor
Der ullere0e ia0 ct Var leuuc Nor9e-
re % blafutcre0c 2ri1cn peO ct @loa
81.
Ter pnr fife la0 fun Wennelfcr /
%otaIct, on ueo l%tnbob0roet bar Ell
SoI0ot N}i0tpunttct / en- itsrrc Greos.
N0u uur n~lcniunliN fonlmet llge ira
Nronten lnuoiig o. plettet, iom ban
pnr. Mteua ban Unite % brof. ior-
tuItc nan Tonlillcn ON line SpIe-
pcIier. Der loo til at interesiere
mc9ct.
%niblcrtib fom Ell S'iicer inb /
%otulct. On Mcniur. Sfrommc / et
lc0lnbcnt Nniilt mcN ooorIig Seint
LOS mia 'ormn0c, at ban nnlia bophe
'unct Uniform poa, ~ at ban til
G0Ncu 'er houoc uUrct 8ontor-
muu0.
Min Ntu6o. Soloatcn. reiitc ia
life ~ til Nilicn, o1 bIeu oerior
Ircttclat Al %%eitnontelt. Ser 9ioroe
'orNlUpc> NorlcQ puo at 'ad Sue
mertct at le. %eitnuntcn iierneoe
liz omiiocr. men fom libt citer tilba.
&c % bcioIcbe SolNaten at 'rlQc
mco. Ter holot puu N bliue Tarif
/ %ptalct, men Soloatcn off oo1 mco,
'itllt AZ Ell WUnloe AZ @lplterne.
Ser obiolllt par poa bans Fnrtl. q
ijccrcn hopoc Ell &ugn holbenoc o.
beiulc0c Soloatcn at itiGe in0. Cen.
lie noIo0, men MPn9ocn tog MI NJ.
lUre. "a Oiiiccren maottc ilpgte neo
AZ Ell Sioeaooe. SoIooteu blep
9jcniorenet meo Tamllicn. % ieg
bemcrteoe. at ct For @eilente / Mar.
he6eu ~iorhoIot Jig paaiiuc.
Wic0 Sen uroerioroiitc @anc toa
iea uo / @eiteno, hpor iea troi en-
NcrIiucr. @cficr0t. ser or bIct Mil.
lionur mber Nri1cn oco Seperancer
Ill NUrcn.
Vi ait ben / Ell Ndt.aaie, hpor II.
uet lepea ina itcrtt iom n~oaeniinoe,
OF buor min Nctienot er StamaiGlt.
,<0et ri irnuotc ino / 2ofalet. breo
Ifulitcn al mlbi / ct Stpffc % aou
liz til at ipille Miaionprens 9nb.
%llnQSnorif.
S|temnlnIcn | Sotalei par pao III
belclle; ser par en- mTllgoc lpltlgc
Selifabcr, o. i et Nierne bcmcrteNc
lea noaIe lungc Siiicercr. Der / Gel
Tab nleo iogle eleaonte 8anneIieoa'
mer al % iii iprang OF paa Stole'
ne. brelte Nurra. ienlte 8laslene III
lioite Sraabe OF bereiter foiteNe Dc
line arpitalslas cner Sopcoet.
Ge islgenoe Iase beieste lee
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-31

Cicblif fom set rcltaoaenoc Nnrtla.
too lnicnoc ret inb Tra9ene ~ De
ANDRE.
Nlan0t &c '~orulnfteoe oar Ell
Wtouh peo Nupn Charles Hellon.
Wian bar life enonu 'mloct rcbe puo
hans NienIitch. men a. Vopirer, Iont
innhtc0 hos ban. ircnlNnnr. at ban
par ct Mcolcm al "Nudinc Wopcra'
Union.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-31
Nrimerfeitatiitif. : iibite llnQoue

Nrimcrfeitatiitif. : iibite llo0ope
Al "Stanouro Catalogue OF Fo'tuge
Stomps" iinccs ser CIR iiltercsInrt
Stotiitif prcr Nrinlcrfer / alle Sor'
bcns 2anDc. Siel9c benne Stdti'tlf
ifal ser hiotil uurc trpft 1851 nor
itieaioc t%Srimerfcr, bcraf S,343 |
Gnalano % Gets aolon1er, nleoenS
Heiten al 20,24S Merfer foroeler Jig
pua andre rlropriifc % opcrIlplIfe
Stoter. Grropas ,Snitlnrlo bar blo'
ii! ubaipet 6.Of1 Nrtnterfearter,
Miicn 5,6IS, Nirifu $3.50, Nnerlta
5.St5 % Hcitcn al %eroen 4,162.
Gu SamnenIlgnin9 mcb Den iio'te
Statiitif isr ariaen piier, at unoer
arigGr bar LAG me Srimertear'
Ter ict Sngells Sps.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-31
De ~fj0mpenoe
Waeters Stvrfe
Gn i~nteresiant Sammenlianina.

Spor mango Solbater, De TO Maet
griipper fon mgoe meo I'll Taaren
peo notllrligpis ingen ilben sc poo.
gi9loenoe @enerulitober. Men MAJ
fan 10 opItille Snnoipnligbebsbcreg
ninger. 5 DC Setter, ion Saianc(
francoile u%oicnoer / De neitrnle Can.
De, iiilocs Ell inuban. ubfert al @el,e.
raj Golliin. San goar ub ira Siio.
bpg9erantullet peo &ripens 9e9pn.
belle og onilaar en- piS, eiter DC Tor.
'fiellige Snltbe for'ficllig Yrocentoel
lom mobiliiobel til Scl~ttieneite.
III Spiflanos og Giterriges TIC
Wtilioner rcgl1er ban If Yrocent ell.
ler frlapt 13 Wiiuioncr ior SiellcIt'
opatige. NJ Sprficts % @ilgnriena
1872 Mil. n~niloues Der I Troccni
eller ~ Wtil. Sereiter ifuloe Gen'
tr%alma0tcrnc ialt funne rpffe no nler
14H Miu. Splooter.
ri &c $50 Wfin. Mcnncifer / eli.
ropGiif % alintiif Mlialano fan Scr
titles 5 Yrocent eller ~ DILL. Ni
Gllglnnos 40 DILL. rcaler 6encrol
Goiliin finn nleo 3 Troccnt / Setter,
tprtoen 100000 ira aolnnicrnc. Get
bliucr 22a MiQ. Nj TrantriNea 80
Vtil. fun 10 Frocent rpffe / Marfell
foriloen De 100000, iom &oloniernc
tan title, ialt 4 Nilioncr. S%Stolicll
fon nleo ct l%i1nenbc Wtobiliicrinos-
tai mpbe meo 100000 Mono. nj
@clgienS : Miu. fan Scr nlco ct Mo-
biliieringStal al 8 blipc 10000 Sol
batter, % Serbicn og Wontenegro
filnbe title flidpt 100000. Salt
uilbe Oct blipe gobt IS Mia. glltioa
en- Sperpegt / Wtpno for De Iaiereoe
al noeet opcr 1874 Mill.
Snbene / ben iprlebnc Gel al Sri
gen ariluoes til at ltoqierc ben liant
me Nrpccntocl for oe to Wogtgrlip-
per, men @encralcn lnoer BOG Ell
bolp Wtiu. poerliNere ioIbe pao Hus.
lnnoa Gel, og Serbcrnc o. Wontenc-
grinerne err 10 iii p%ruftiif tnlt gnoct
no az Sagacll.
NQigepcl ifulbe Sc 9(uiercbc ultida
til Tnuren flinnc mebe nIcb ; gfil.
mere cno OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Ntcn ielp ON De bar iltunb bertil.
ifripcr "Nplitifcn", piIoc oct life ur.
re nof til at ilan GcntrnlmroQternc
ncb, ba biaic 10 fon inolfrHnfe liz I'll
Toriporet, ioct &c bonbe moo Elt o1
TeIt itaur longt inoc / Ticnoclonh.
Set irontole Nngreb frpucr eli goll-
ife anberlebca talnrrsIig Spcrpc9t
eilo Sen, oe MQiereoe ielp eiter oenne
@eregning fan prpitere. 90 Gen.
tralmngterne bar 10 ogiaa Ioroclen
az tine more Sllllcr, DC mar en- 9dl1|tc
onoerleoes Sriheo / line Sroppeois'
petitioner. TillbitGnoig ieunbprol1
nlco ben tpifc Solbut er finn Den Trans
ifc. Gn0lTnoernea &Gre beltoor belt
al mt M%anoifob, pg Den rlisiilfe @Tr
Itaar / Srring lan1t tilboge Tor ben
tpifc. Spis Torifielen life fan blipc
Iterrc clo 3 Millioner, or oerfor il-
gen al Tnrtcrne itoc oper Den haab'
leie @igepegt unoer alminoelige Nf-
tioner. SIM / Spllioningafrigen,
meo ct o%pcrpcotig Nrtiaeri, er Der ell
Whlliobco for De NQiercoe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-31

riS at itstte line 6Isie til. Spob SC
TO Spergeneroler ansaar, WoItte %
Soifrc, bar DC omtrent Iiee samIe,
ca. so Mar. Sette Slas par life
aIerte Siitoricns %itsrite, hpob antaI.
LET al DC b~cltngenoe SoIbater on.
aoor. Set nfgioroes ceioa poa oen
'tpritc &olpluo@, man cnonu bar
fienot. nennlia oper en- Strpfnina al
oper 500 2ilornetcr. ga Colin me.
ller nleb rctte, nt nan piitnof nloo
BRUCE Here Iar, inben man thumbs
faar Itloeret Bette Slaes Siitoric,
laa man fan bcifripe oct.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-31
Stor Strnbaneulvffc.

GlcpcIauo. Cbio. oen 29oe Narto.
Niiu6it 80 Nieuneitcr bIep orGbt %
minoit ct hoIct Nlmorcoe andre ia.
ocNc / ct Sommeniteo. iom tioli2 /
NlorQc2 'auot Sic0 melcm ire Naa.
iolcrtoQ en- Yiil2 %ci ~pcitenior Nm.
BERT :.
en INT (aogc lorbinoreoe Si9no-
lei, lom par uolai al ocu lerite Ni0e.
lima a. BET elsgaoenoc 6oQ ira at bli
'eet AZ Den anoen @ioclina, iom scr.
Tor meo 'uIo 6ort iicoie MOB Oct itil.
lellaoeloe Sog. Smirent i iamme
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-31
/ Wtoipn Gitp

~ tilialSs. Com Sruliee ior Z. .. Scott,
X Cons %ebolonins Al "ibeIi" og tpneere
N%ernporer bel9beroe zig til S13, 200, ianit
Weblement og &utifsnoltpr 50 800, beli9s
9enbe / Wo'on Sitp. Sette er ,iooi9 eiter:
lpir9te &orer, me9et centralt beliQ9enoe /
Walon Nitp oG nlber Ell lle9et I%oroela9tig
Hetetontratt, Der 9iG!oer / Here liar. anu
TO andre Sutiter al ionme Slo9S. Maiou
eltp porer blrtig, og Der Ell Ell fortrlnllg
Anleoniug / SortiGttelien al oenne Sorret.
ming. Sor i%uloitGuOige SpluSnin9er til
"TRIP l)noerte9rebe. Northwe'tcrn Sobbers'
Sreoit Bureau, al Psi @noicott Slog.,
81. Vdul, Winn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-31
2ecprnb % Slncalt.
Smaaptuf.

ncNbrruott Siraoa9 lSot
Mcicrtt ). : &obrioH
@lirr Caf cr blct oniai iom "94tt.
tormafcr pco Mcicrlci / 9@otcrpiac.
2cmi2 @iaiom2 "a Carl
@ulNbranoion ira 4Fnoiiou Comm.
ihip rciiic oenue llgc til GblcuJo
poo en- 0iiit blan0t SlultntuNcr
Aopofdt 5. a. ]tt.iou H0r
triffci itl tilbalc irm rc,JUIitonit
aouoloat ior HcqrTlentani | Sc8l2'
lanrreu.
Z. j. Gricfiou, iom Ell lio
bar bciolt i'm 2attcr, AFr@ Gab.-
Ic!u, refine >rr>a5 t.balt til No'
ittl9@, N}iun.
DR.. @Ioritt bar d'iIonet aol
set ON at oocrtalc %tmrcrpo'toa
pco Varf &tQiou %lithtr Goll0lc /
Tergu@ sails.
aiobnmno st : Noulcu ~
Cater reticr mtoracu til Gnicolo
pnn nogIc Cages @iiit hos Srn1cn
Naitor Clarence 0oltGcn "a Mtitrt
C9iidn bIcp lio't, NtnnOoN
Caiiun Bees lloQiucr J. j.
Sdlmiij paIgt til N}ouor. Get bIcu
peOtngct at bnl9c &onopcrf for
@pcn.
g :. 1aIt ~ Semitic til
Infer oenm llge 4tr. 0laulcn2 IN
ligerc @lta pa0 4iaplc Elpe. ! Mcil
Gccordb iou DIR. Gulc fIpDte ror
c: Bar ll9cr ii0ct.
Haum NjerlC0 bar 0cnuc lllt
purct hlcmnrr dd en- Ntiit hos line
6orrlore, Wtr 81 Mrs. y. {. Mjtr
leto. Zen ulWe NlcrlctO cr aui0t
/ en- @nnf / GpIcr, isis.
- Omar SruoeroI iom / I'M Ain.
por Nouoe.@bctIcm hos (,pcr %ariW
her t @ucn cr iioitc lJ3c op0 i Kos
Nu9eIcs Sal som bclrou,. ioal
ira lit SEEM / G@itbcr0i0c. &d.
N}r@. Ir. %om NrorOt ira
St. TauI bar purct l,rncrr plo ct
Bar Ones %iiit D,a Cocrit "a Mrs
CIR. Wron0t ~ i'm Son Grc0rif.
icnt cr Glcp zen ~lth,r Goucat.
W6alcr =. & Manrc hlr iaatt
aoutraf, yaa llu!er o1 ltfora.
tior2nrbciHct paa Gomm,rci1, 1p,,
Voiulne. ION m, ,r ap,rt1l,t d
I NJ. Nocem. ti0l,1rrc her nj 9}n,u
Ny. "a grrs 0iu,r \,i91irn
Ear o,pr, lll, p,e,+ =, >,,,
@is. I'll N,1r,r,li,r otter 1,ra
,Eoicqbirrs GoH,r iam r,n, ~
h,,r, Sow cn,-ri.,.,, =, ,,r,,,
llae.
DIR GIoui,r 9a,;, 7c,,r,h
hor firbt Ell Nn,oct,rrt ~ Gr,n rbo
mos GA MI bn1or lin ,t M A,,a nor
/ CONNER N}ortin }h,mri,o MI
poioo bnooc NM I,ua l3r,r V,,,r,h.
/ Den nrrmcitc Grcmtin
9plIpr M,,~+-r u,r;,r ,,y
+ OFT Mrs. @.ouS R,.l,rs g,,,rir,.
ms q W{edaru, 2tr,t >ar H.,
:ey MI Nuitt lo0 5,1,> b, N,r
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-31
q Wcres / CONNER Guuntp,

rVV Nortb SototO; alt oprtbort; inbs
9lUroet, trpo9oiGrOet; belt Srt CODE Sp9.
nin9er. 80 Wtil til liertb. SIomitrenoe
lfunoin0uilf Nobolo9. &iltoor. Nutleo9e
NeaItp 50, yoeb Arcaoe, MinntapoIi0,
Minn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-31

= tIal9e lie Ncres ppoprfet
,iorm. ~ Wil ira Gorpio, No. Sat.
Cub lort Otuloioro. Yer llnnerlao; in9en
Sten, @mn6o aller Nltuli. Eris 1872. 90 pr.
acre. Sontont e0er poo &iltoor y. ).
Staug, @rano sorts, u. 2atota.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-31
>frip paa Iurif eiter Cite pper

tmprCpeo Marine / Neder So. Minil.
500 til 800 pr. Acre. Nopeo'o9eli9 FrGries
LAMB. 5em }imer9 Neiie ira Wtinneupolis.
NGr 9one &per, ~iiiierigc Inoiioey, she. ii
Sl2 til SIS. 9ttmell9e aibetolir9er oo &ils
taor. NoNilter, 81 90. 3rb, Wtinneupolis.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-31
O8O y(crts Siertet al Hebriper-

- oolcn. bolt, iloot, tort MuIoiorp. Yer
bunb, alt opOprte., aooe NpGuiu9er. Ell MGil
ira Sp. $52 pr. Ncre. Nnore @oottiob.
y. -. Giro, @rauo TortS, M. Sot.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-31

TtiIai8s. Sus meo ipp S9z
% reI'er o9 San, N%enie9ooro meo to
tore NoniebuS pud oen anoen Sioe al @a=
ben G IN ttuip= oo Fapirs Meue. Voits
leperin9 2 @ou9e oa9li9, Nruiuern, Minn.
Iris $4,000. Silitrip Gieren, Dor 81,
Heder, Wtinn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-31
Siijalas.-Yreatiq 100 Icres

- ,Sdrm beli99eloe " WRtl ira Speu. No
not pper Epeu ira ,Sarmen. lloinerfet ooot
$,us, nor 900 "Sorn" og andre 9obe llps
buie. Senue Sarm er ell al be beblie iont
finoes @ooobue G%ountp, Der Ell beremt Tor
lin Nri9tborbeo. MaiS aples Der ira 40
til 100 &uihels pr. Acre. Nao @runb al
Gierens Aloeroom iGl9es Sarner biui9t os
paa lette @iltaar, bpiS SdI9 FER inoen Inc
Mai. snore iSarme tillal9s. ira so iii $50
@cres, beli99enoe ct al De bsoite, lterite o9
Gloite uorlte Scitlementer / Nmeritu. Sfriu
eiter Splpsnin9er. 6. u. Stromme, Senpon,
MiuueIotu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-31
Oamosm9mo.- 0i bar tilialas

30 eoot opoprteoe Sarme / Stearns,
Tope % aanoipohi Counties. Stprc
nor'te SettlemenIer, NGr iii @ar,eo.
airter % StoIer. Sris $4,000 % ops
cpsr rr. gcre. Sfrip sirer Siirer. I.
Or, Sauseitueu. Belgrade. Iinn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-31
.iNal0s.-64O Mcres. Grpsbn.

'"F"v" wv NVtNSt SLUEUVI
9tortb Sotota. StGrbinouiif Settle=
mert. 9tue Npgniu0er. 400 Acres opbprtet.
Nlt rlaot, o~prtbort gunb. Siuiooenoe ,,erns
bones Sioe'por neo @Ieputor. 0n goo Karin
Tor no9cn. FriS $3.50 pr. Acre. gette
&tifoor. VI. Si9bert Ipes, WiuueopcliS,
Ofirneiotu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-31

(E,tcr frembpber %"imprppeb" 6ar-
W me biligt, lette Giltuar. SolioSenbe
Stanoiuap %anpiier SoomeiteaoS. &obSs
wortb d Gompaup, Semple Gourt, Minnes
opolis, Wtinn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-31
Gom> me Mst' ie n%s".s

Slefie Seu'us arelper Wereitn AZ Nrltuasn 1903
'or ben a~ieuueminltl,ae Sntuer I Sllrots III VI AS. I
Soma I'll 81 aS0. @isenniin $sss. piirne,ota 81 30.
Aan'as VI as Nsbra'fa sl.5ls Sonth lafota 1873.
Wpntaua ti. 1874. CATALONIA t70s. 1tras e'l4. North
!atota S2,128. Sprth Safptas SpItrasr pdr
1915 prsr o. $50 pr. FARMER. tn tau f~pr',aifs oa
npaet AZ BET btniis Sano gprih 3afoia for go I'll 80
M. Acre. paa lsiis gNi!aar % noeu iipre aommisiio.
rtr. Sfrip itrar titer P!an Tor eirsitt Saubtl. IS.
Murphy, immigration Agent 500 line. Minneapolis. Minn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-31

&enter om en- sSarm? s sssTtl sT es ssia'' ua ssI
eu tan tisbs en- ooh Jarm seiameieta III Lap Erie
% lstit @liaar, Sfrir s'itr BARTER % S~i.eratnr
sioner, Room 2l2, State Capitol. 81. Paul. MINI
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-31
Sifcicac Heoeoipreller anqaa-

- enoe Ai9con'ins Sorobunb, alimat %
9~lplinger erboIoes irit. Sipiiion Of Smmis
grafton, isis. Sept. NJ agriculture. Sapitol
Glo0. 113, Wtuoiiou gSis.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-31
0am0nrGfnina for

- ring. 1910 serss ct ioIio Stptts, mGr
Warteeer, ben bebite Sorobunb. eano for
speoe. Mats % guialia. Sinr aplineer,
9oot slimat. SeIisssnpe beremte Games
Riper Sauep. SGl9es MI / imaa Sarme til
tiltrGttenbe GrIier % rimeli9e Sstineelier.
Strip eiter Ssitripslle % Sileber. 6alpor
Sunodbl, Jamestown, y. Cat.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-31

Garm tilial9s. - Spr unoerret-
y ON Meieriiarm n9r Sramerp. Stole,
airte o. i. D. %tilitriu Sarmeus eier. I. vie,
Grncetou, @inn.
Arizona republican., 1916-08-06
Two Import

LIRST LET US SAY, since it is relevant at tr.~ \ tune. that Reo has not, Is not now, and wi not be concerned in or part of, any merger, combination or consolidation with other automobile concerns.
 TIE AIR HAS BEEN FULL of rumors of pro- posed plans for the uniting of several rival cor oerns for weeks past. The widest rumors la, gained currency and some credence. NY CONCERN THAT COULD by it's financ' standng lend strength; by its organization aid experence lend confidence; or by its reput2ticA l-nd responsibility to such a plan, has been mentioned in the gossip. AND so REQ, THE PIONEER financially ore of the strongest in the world-has been much discussed, much coveted by promotes THAT'S WHY WE SAY at this tine-and we de- sire to make 1t as strong and clear as words can convev-Reo IS not and will not be one of these. 2EO WILL CONTINUE to do business at the oid stand in the old Rec way, striving from day to GlV to give to Rec buyers just as much of v.lt g as our experience and facilities will permit; that. as you already know, has always been Ju q liltle more than you could obtain esewh..v Nothing save the legitimate product of our fac tories.
 EE ARE MANUFACTURERS promoters. ...crchandiscrs-not stock manipulators THAT WHICH WE HAVE we prize so highly other could see the value we'd put on it.. : FAVE A PERMANENT business-of how .Ly other automobile concerns can that be ly sa;d2 That asset-who can inventory ..a appraiser
 f4 !, HAVE NOTHING TO SAY against suc',
 binations. nor agains. those who make
 .,s ;uin them. Undoubtedly they good i~ those on the inside.
 T TO THEIR INFLUENCE for good or i'll on be trade-or the consumer-time alone can tell : yway that question has not been asked. nor that phase considered, apparently-so why should we try to answer itl WILL SAY THIS THOUGH-that the spirit { I've got mine so I don't care" which l: |, ariably preceded by When get mine. etc.
 has, in our opinion, seriously retarded thi:
 industry and lowered the general standard
 
 FEW HAVE BUILT for permanency-tc
 -.ty alas. for the quick cleanup.
 'tGhliNG BUSINESS for such a coup in ises forcing production to the limit to show .., prohts-and the result is product o s,.ocre quality at best.
 r. ,Nf-LY WE DON'T KNOW-we Rec folk ere we could put the money (did we listen t the siren song of the promoter) we don't knoV here we could reinvest the money with equa .liety and with as good prospects for, not larger but as steady and certain returns permanently I've don't know.
 1T. REQ POLICY IS SUCH: the Rec produc | ,uch Rec reputation is such: that this bus l,eas Is as sound, as permanent, as sure as an c.iner business in the world-in or out of tn automobile industry-bar none. It is so re srded by bankers and business men the worl over.
 A:.i. YOUR OWN BANKER-he will tell you. eD WHAT COULD WE GET in return for tn business Honestly get. of course) that would faif exchange.
Arizona republican., 1916-12-23

to what is considered here n most ill.,
 opportune movement.
 According to the Washington corre-
 spondents of London newspapers the
 opinion in the United States as well as
 here. is that there must be something
 behind it. and it is the opinion Of
 many of the newspaper writers that
 this fact was inadvertently revealed by
 Secretary Lansing when he referred to
 the United States as on the verge of
 being drawn into the war. The Sug-
 gestion is put forward by some of the
 writers that what would possibly so in
 volve the United States would be a re-
 sumption on still greater scale of Germany's submarine policy. The passage in the presidents note
 to which the greatest umbIage is tax
 en is the one in which he professes to find the aims of both belligerent groups
 identical. His qualifying phrase in the , context, "as stated in general terms to their own people and to the world" for the most part is ignored, except in the columns of newspapers of pacifist ten dencies. It cannot be said that today's press opinions show less resentment of 1 the presidents action than those of yesterday.
 The Morning Post says the kings speech in parliament yesterday was perhaps the best answer that could be made to the presidents amiable pro- posal.' Alluding to the presidents be- lief that the nations are ready to vel come league of peace, the newSpa per says:
 With our experience with these leagues of peace behind us, we should think twice and thrice before throwing over trusted allies in order to put our fortunes to the vote of Guatemala, l Haiti, Siam and other nations, large and small, which would compose such federation"
 1 The Daily News, one of the most fav- orable of the newspapers to President Wilson says editorially that the recep- tion of his note was respectful but un- compromising. What had to be said
 has been said, for the most part in language which America will neither
 misunderstood nor resent" it adds. i The Daily News thinks the result of | the bewilderment over the note has been to throw into greater relief Sec retary of State LansiHg'S statement about the verge of war and says MT. Lansing's subsequent retraction rather emphasizes than diminishes it's sig nificance.
 "The fact that MT. Lansing should i have used such words at all,' says | the Daily News, suggests that Amer | ica's relations with one of the bellig- erents is one which threatens to be
 much more strained than has been suspected here. One ambiguity may i be cleared away at once. Whatever l Americas apprehension may be, she l cannot be on the verge of war with ] the entente powers. Under treaties
Arizona republican., 1916-12-23
Points Out Error

Points Out Error PARIS, Dec. 22.-The Temps, which
 carries great political weight. after alluding to what it terms the courteous and precise form of President Wilson's
 note, says:
 Tt certainly seems that the Wash ington cabinet, in it's desire for peace,
 has neglected to look the problem in
 the face and weigh the value.
 President Wilson's fundamental error dates far back, to his refusal to pass
 upon the initial responsibility for war. Judge what the two groups of bellig- erents say and think about peace. Can
 one forget that one of them deliberately broke the peace while the other did everything to keep it?' The Temps remarks that President Wilson seems to see in Chancellor von
 Bethmann- Hollweg's speech a declar- ation of respect for the rights of small
 nations and asks:
 Gan one forget in this connection the wrong of Austria against Serbia the wrongs of Germany against Bel gium?"
 After saying that the war map put forward by Germany in her peace pro-
 posals presents only an outward, mo-
 mentary appearance of the situation, the Temps concludes:
 "The wish of the United States for peace was ours and that of our allies thirty months ago. The war was inn posed on us by people eager for con
 quest and now we want that victory which alone will create a durable peace"
 "A dramatic stroke" is the way LIntransigeant heads President Will sons note to the belligerents. Com ., menting on the note the newspaper says:
 Everybody will understand the im- portance of Americas act. Mr. Will sons proposal is clear. The United States has had to suffer from the war. Germany is torpedoing it's boats and the United States is sending us material and already has given us financial aid.
 Tt is natural that the president should desire to know the purposes of the belligerents. Certainly this 8 will disarrange the sly maneuv, Germany is seeking to accomplish a this time. Since the enemy has pro- voked peace efforts, it is right that he should explain clearly just what he wants, and that he lay down his cards. He will not be able to escape the request of the American govern ment.
 AS to us We know why we are fighting. Lloyd George explained it clearly in the British house of com
 mons. We are fighting because we were attacked and because we do not want to be attacked again. "On the eve of the Christmas hOli- days" says La Liberte, President Wilson would greet the dove of peace with greater pleasure since he fears to see his country drawn into the ha Ihr,,e v-tr ,yfa xxrhi inI Germany threatens to wage to the
 utmost, regardless of promises made. If its peace overtures are ineffective, may draw the United States into the world conflict Secretary Lansing ex- pressed that fear, and it is what American public opinion dreads. We should be certainly desolated
Arizona republican., 1916-12-23

if it's dignity and interests obliged the Washington government to break with perjured and barbarous Germany
 More than any other country, France, which was attacked without the shadow of a preteXt knows what there is of tragedy in such an hour. but we cannot help it. Our American friends must take into account the fact that we are struggling for ends common to them and to us. For civ ilization and right we are making war on war, and to prevent forever the return Of hecatombs such as the uni verse now cOntemplates with terror
 TO President Wilson's suggestion We Frenchmen can make no other re- ply than that of Lloyd George. Let the Germans restore territory; le them give reparation. and let then offer guarantees assuring a real. no precarions peace, and we shall be happy to reply to the prayer of Pres