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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-02-24
"Gi raffans f~usfuan iuaiN.''

Sbmcellincn laricl 81 main fps.
fam. SGnG nupumufien ia fpllaan.
tpmiien a%ifoilo. jolloin ibnliict tpon
ia ponnistiistcn ~ipnticn ia lltomumlts-
ten nlipnttomina maobah painulbat,
mcnettdipat toimonio. jolltriuat peri.
fotoon, on fuitentin iotain iofa Ell ND.
~. % on ratfous, juntoloIlinm raf.
foiis, Tpbill6 pioctpt perbciitect fat.
fcdiuot, Dst1mppsiubtcct fplmcncpGt
ia ibnliict lpGipmGt toiiiinla. Apio-
pnolilot eilpGt jnfla fantan toistcnia
pirbeitG; iiioruflct ia mcljcfict rite.
lcipat fesfenGGn. TGboGGn luurina
%totstenla mirbect. 81 f1rlit1, eli on.
teefli onnetd, ei r%nobbeta. Soistellaan
fplld niitG lpnstaun, tcDo11n tpotG
toisten oifaiicmiicfli, mitta plpcin1.
maotimino ia itieftGinG. SiiIofiefii
laaooon fplnlad ia mprSfpG. Mifii?
Stiff ettG CT ole ratfolitto. Maffous
CT main. &oiffi ic peitt1G. &aiffi le
usfoo. &oiffi ic toiipoo. &oiffi lc
fGriii. &offaus ci w1in maiffo Ie
riioestoan ia ltubestoan ioutuli fosfe-
%tiifiiin ibmiSten ipntien ia pirbeioen
fanSiu. 81 ic lliit1 tprlpelld moail.
r1cllc toitota. 81 ic maotinuna ustli
erebtpncioen tilalle. 81 ie ~toiipoanla
beiStd beitd; ie nstoo bppGn mott
toon. Sen iuuret opat iianfoiffiiull-
6csid. &c laa eldmGnmoimania toi-
moan maoper1stG. &c foSipaa Sit
Nolan raffouoen IommosiG ia SGnen
totuutenia ilmopiirisi1. Sen beoel.
rIiG ofuat n0prpps, anteefiiantolpai.
iutts ia festdppps. gi ic pdip.
Scum plpeps, funnionbimo ia itlef-
f1iipps fopeina toisten mirbeistd OF;
faiieipot ia jGlfeeniG i1tt1nGt faImon
boiun, fultee ratfalts ibanano nirfis-
tdnan1 ia eloa b~erGtt1m1rl1. 2angen-
neen ie noSfaa, %erebtpneet oifiane of
iao, u%upuneet moimalla mabmistoa
ia f1rlipien fppneleet fitinoo. &c
iuuntao fatieet @olgatalle, mislG fun
nit lomitcttiin ia tGpoellinen man.
bursfous poitettiin iofaiielle langens
neelle ibmislapielle. &eipGt IGbestpp.
Sc tho poloa ia eldmGG. Sto tGntG
toimaallinen Iobja moimafleii elGntGll
taistelrsio, min ct matfalIa itiiip,i.
glieta ie f%obisiaii, omnisteii fesfui.
oesio, %pstdmpps- ia naopuruusiub-
teisiu bollitieiuafii min ct wGip,
waan iinG fulet poitosta moittoon,
nalfeuoesta palfeuteen, fumes mai-
men matfoii paGttpp iiella, misid tdp-
oeIlinen raffalis ia tdpii maIfeits pal-
I%lifiee.:
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-02-24

Sapinrouipa iaattoi MT liiffua
.buoneisia, ~noiautiien feppiin tai mie.
benid fd~iiiparteen.
San oil fdpnpt Bieman falpeafii o.
lesfelt1iaan iiiGllG, matta fitG mas.
toin banen olentopnia oil tillilt iotain
molciioa ia lempedG. Scum iofii p,i.
buttcli bGnt6, fatioi bdn niein bios
bpmpinen, ia istilesiaan itiefieen it.
finon aGresia omisla mietteisiGGn oil
ifGdfnin bGnen fosmoisinan diff or.
Tut beiiustusta iiidiiesta ourinsonfuI-
.taiiesto feidstG.
(Satf.)
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-02-24

Yapinroutpa tuli bptpin liifutetnf.
III. San tunii eIdmGsti - iuuri to-
nd bona - mitd tho ~iisfoIlinen man.
bus oil fdriinpt.
"Hafas Suianna parfa", ianoi bdn
ia banen iilmnii t6pttpimdt fppneIis.
I'd.
"Sentdboen olin Min peloisiani
papih ia rouman puolesta", lonoi
tpanbnS ia pppbfdiii iormelIaan iii.
reesti iilmdnia mlrffaa. Sitten ban
iipintti biliaa uIos bnomeesto.
&irfonfGpnti fasiuoi tunhlposti
innnuntaista iunnuntaibin. 2onion
lionteesia of jotain iofa maifutti.
eta be mieluummin ieuraiimat toi.
iiaan icfd pabasia etta bpuaslG.
Sc iobtli faifesta iiitd, eta beioGt of
iatettp oman onnenia noiaan, oIipat
tnnteneet itienid fooittomifii lapiifii
- festella raafuiittann - ia len.
mnofii olifpat e%tiineet tufea t%oililtaon.
Graana iunnuntaina efofuun aIus.
ia oil inurin ola aiuffaista firfosia.
&c oil omitiiinen, ipnffG ia mafa-
ipa ieitrafunta. &arfeitn, rasfaita 0.
~lertola obaipoitnnein fGiin istili G.
teenpdin fnnlartuneina ia fasipot
main pappiin a~ifa.ajoin miettiuin,
tpliin %fatieiu. Naiiet t~oiiella prolen
olimat enemmGn iiistittpi6 ia reippai-
ia. Whitto iiellG oil eniten miebiG.
Eappi oil %iaarnania lopettanut ia
be ooottinat bGnt1 tmleipafii alas
loarnustuolista. Miitta ban iGi iei-
iomaan iinne ifddnfiiin b1nelI1 oliii
nielG jotain ianottapaa.
Silloin fulfil omitninen biliainen
liifabous ielrafumaSia.l Se iloris-
taltuipot ia faiffi fas,pot foboiitpat
tuiiottaen bGneen. Siell1 oil biliais-
ia fnin bauoasia
"Otinulla on teripebops teille mai.
m%oltani', ianoi ban, ia minuIlo OF
mliutomille teistG erds ianoma. Sic.
oatte, felle ianoma fiirlllu. SGn an.
tuu teille anteefii ia ban rufoilee tel
oGii pil%olestanne jofa ainoa pGiipG.
So minulla on ianoma itieItGnifin",
jatfoi ban, iomolla fun bGnen GGnen.
ia fdpi pba enemlmdn Iiifitetpfii. +.
ne aiattelitte minila Uastoan pabna,
mutta Srmala on faGntGnpt fen BIZ.
pdfii. Sumala fddnii fen parbaofii
teilIe ia fofo tGlIe faniaue."
Stitch ban ti,li alas iaarnastuolis-
ia ia fania filmartui nlioelleen eipGt.
ia itsfaltaneet fatiou toiiiinia. Seats.
ten puoIelta fuitlui itfiia iieltG tdalt1.
Mutta fun be pG6iim1t illos l1pi-
fGDt1ipGGn, oil beib1n ~olentoonia tuI.
Int enemmGn eloa fuin eiinen. Nai-
Jet paniipat pG1ni6 pbteen ia fesfis.
telimot innoffaasti fesfenGGn. Mie.
bet oliipat 6Gnett0m1mpiG ia ipaibtoi-
rpat main fesfenG6n ionfun bromaii-
titfien tuulesta ia iImasta. Mlitta
beibdn ddnett0mppteniG oIIa pill mo.
faipio aiatufiia. ia fin be fatioimat
toiiiinia, oil omituiSta fesfen1iStG
prtrtdrrDStG - DbteiSt1 tunnitstuss
ia beiodn iiIntisiddn, ifdGnfuin be Ell.
pdt oifein Ioptdiii %ianoin, mutta tut
tenfin tabtoifipat iaaba toifilIeen ia.
notufii ettd tGsta p~Giipdstd aIfaen o.
Tiff olema paremmin.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-02-24


pond i%outuiii baafiiriffoon raimoa'
malIe mereIle ia banen ilonia, etc
oil tuIlut pbtepteen iiaiien fansia
Iefd bGnen faubunia folffoa tillepai,
iuutta fobtaon ia bdnen pelfonia ipie'
fottelewan mailman lubteen, ia I'D.
men biliainen ralibania parmuuoesla
etta usfollinen Sirmala oil fuullut
bGnen Observation-Disclosures enii ben.
fans hanen iielusiaan.
&plmen oioisia tlili pappi.
Snianna naptti bGnelle tulta etei.
iesiG. Eapinrouipa nGfi Iampnnmolon
omen raosta ia full beioGn piibuman
matalalla GGnellG = full miebeniG
asfeleet ia lGmpimGn, elGn1n GGnen-
ia -.
Sitten be aufaiimat oipen ia fun
palo lanfeii bGneen, mafaii ban mo-
lemmat fGiimarret piennettuina pop
pia fobti ia iilmdt fimaltaen fppne-
liStG.
Tappi polpistui lepolobman mie.
ia iuuteli bGnen fppneleenlG
pois. SGn oil -marfd ia fplmG, NUT
ia iitd ei p|apinrouipa biiomannut.
Sun mafaii f~atioen bGneen min ar-
rinfoilesti bDmDillen, iollaiSta pappi
eli ollut fosfaan n1bnpt bGnen fas-
moillaan.
Silianna tuli npt iiiGlle tuooen tee
I'd ia woileipGa, ia beibGn ~ipooesiGGn
tGGn.
SairaS oil maannut frtlmebou-
ia oil main mliiitaman betfcn
ollut fDllifii taiilsiaan poioafieen pil-
bua. Hiin plan fun bGn alfoi fertoa
iiitG. mifd bGntG painoi, fGpi ban ie.
taaien. ga ban mafaii taos
aifaa borrofiisio ia pubui foi-
.fellaiiio iefamio oiioita. SentGboen
festGnpt min faitan, ennenfuin
ban moi ionoa atlanta pmmdrrettG=
ga finn ban pibboinfin oil
iaanllt ianotufii mitG balitii, oil bGn
toos maipunlit iDpimpG1n borrosti-
liam ia pappi oli tirbaon ooott. bd-
men Northumberland t~pieresid, ioo-
oafieen e6es bGnen mime betfeIlGGn
fuisfotufii ionfun raitban ia pelos-
ianon bGncn eflpneeieen tie
luunia. Noin fello pbben aioisia ie
oil obi. SGntG of febotettil iGG-
mGGn iinne pom pli, miitta ban oil ia.
Iitnnlt fotiin poloiien piffll maimonlu
lup. SiuG ban tieii fpll1 bGnen nta-
faapan ia ooottapan bGntG pitfinG,
aboistanina tunteino.
Bapinreiiipo tuli iurlimieliiefii
.fiulnnelleS laon miebeniG iurulIista
fertomista. SGn fatioi bGneen fofo
oian bppin pofapano. Wiitta fun
pappi iitten tiiIi bdnen Iliofleen ia fiji
mortui bGnen puoleenia, nGfi ban bG-
men iilmistdGr, ettG iiellG iuriimielis-
ten tofana oil ippG, omituinen iiiGI-
linen biliaiiuus, iota bdn Ell ennen
fosfoon olliit bitomonnut nGisiG fiji
misiG.
Se eiipGt pubuneet toiiilleen, NUT.
ia poppi fotioi bdntd fallon iilmiirL ia
be bpmpiIipGt toiiiueen ia iilloin oil
ifG1nfitin molemmat oIiiifpat itnobta-
meet iitrit1t ia aboistllfien, minfd ldpi
be olitpat el1reet - ifdGitfuin be to-
nd betfenG alfaiiipat uloen lebben
pbopseIGmdnia firiasia.
Grn manba Suianna mGbdtt mDo.
bemmin boiteli papinrouipaa mafiit'
buoneesio, buomoii rciifpa ettG bGner
foSmoniu plinut iurlilliiemmot flir
muiilloin.
"@n motif enlinfGGn MT nGboG tel.
tG min milrbeelliieno, Suionna", ia
MOI ban, NINA 1fle olert nun ta1tffd'
mGttomGn onnellinen'.
Bunbns bnofaii ia fierii lampur
pienemmGlIe.
"Niin MINI, paStaii ban betfen FIJI
liittiio, fatioesiaan tiileen, "mtitta
min, npt on 10 pIi neIidfpmmenti
miiotto iiitd = mime fep6Gr,d OF
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-02-24
Bapaana.

@apaana.
Nd popaa DON,
Oi aututtto;
Sem Seeius pstGwGn,
On puoIestuni iotin,,t
Sa motion woittamst.
$6n eestdn meni fi,olemaon
So nouif pI0s tdos;
sedin idrfi tuoIlnn iootonan
ga tobleet taoIemoi,.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-11-17
Mbresiaten iom Genior,

s Yori1erbla6et r2'Oeubre" fin=
ser Ri f9lgen6e lille Geniurbiitorie:
@n fronlf 5ol6ot / @alonifi fit for.
nplig ct 8rep fra fir &nitru, Ser Ell
fp6t / Morge> og bette &reb bar fire.
bet poo norif. &erpe6 TOM geniuz
rem / flor Sorlegenbe6. 6Mlt for.
befsle6es MORT meo tpif, og be1
nbpggeligite Spion=Mistanfe oplto0.
Men 90 man omitoer bab6e fonlto:
teret, at Brebet pirfelig bar ifrebe1
poa norif, frembe6 Ser fig npe @an=
i%feligbeoer, 6a ingen at Geniur=@m:
be6smenoene forlto6 6ette 5prog
Mon forlongte 6erf for fra General
@orroils Mrmee at faa Mnpisninl
paa en- 5oloat, Ser bar fpnoig / SCI
norife 5prog. Og mart inofano'
ser fig ogiaa en- iaa6an.
uToler Sc norif?" 1purgte gbe:
fen for @enius-8 ureouet bam.
ISABEL"
uSao oberiet bette 8reb fol-
mig"
Soloatcn leite 8reoet npie igien
nen1 og erflnre6e 6erpna beitioeligt
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-11-17
rs 9rpmme".

.@n 5iul, ser CT bpllct i 5fjpnbe=
0ens 2ilL
.SSca mp0er | Drsnrmenes &ige,
g1 Gbin6e 1oa fagcr - en- &bin6c
1aa fin,
Gil Drpnning er ej benoes 2ige.
Sum fp10er. NIT @eien mes 5olig=
Dcbs Manb;
@rn gGttcr min inherit tie Snnfe;
Sum lcber mig bliot me6 fin lille
@aan6,
Soar / @i6nn6erlunoct hi banfe.
Og olbrig por @resIet iao frilft
+. % ioa grpnt,
5nm @ngel1s, bporben BUN mig
fgrer,
90 alorig lbo S%ltgleiangen iao
rDn1,
Com sen hi / Ge1lesFob bprer.
81 1bGre til 0rgnmenes &onge=
borg,
&bis Sn69ong ingen fan 1t9nge.
SUM grg0er = men @rna6en CT
@fjenbe6ens Sorg,
Ser r9rer Sc fine tie Strnnge.
SIM pe0 jo, bort Mp6e Set porer fac
fort,
Sg 0erfor moa Snnrerne rin6e;
SUN 1pin6er / Orpmmenes Taage>
bort;
Seq boagner og bor fun = e1
Min6e.
90 ofte, 11oor Sombeoen fpl6er mil
6in6
Og 5org og &efpmringer trDffe,
Seq fanger / 5ebnen ct emil or
min Sinh,
s 9re1nmen ct CLINT al min 2pffe
S. 81. MDbolm.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-11-17

|at Der lite fan6tes noget mistanfe=
|ligt oeri. 50 Gin1cr lcnere afleDc-
re6es 8repet til M6resiatcn. Men
oenne erflGreoe: uS5eg peo ollere6e,
bba6 Der ltaar ! 6et."
Set bar nemlig bam, mon baboe
bentet iom Colt, % set bar iuale6eS
let at f%orltaa, at BON life fan6t no
get mistRnfeligt / Snobol0et.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-11-17
@pprle6cs GnglGnberne nil foranbre
Gnrppas Sort.

8 2o1l6on er Ser i sis e 9nge
uofommen en- 8og al Cecil Gbelter=
ton meo Sitlen uSre6enS 6arer"
(Sbc perils Of peace), / bbilfen Scr
fort og go0t u6toles, at enbber 6rco
er forlig iom life me6fprer Epif=
lon0S Selling. Ser fan life flutes
Greo poa an6re &etingel1er ems, at
|IDiflono 6efinitipt b1iber 1laaet til
Sorben. st ful6lten6ig ne6bruot
% p6mpgct Splflano> %afmegtigt til
enbber bi6ere. Mobiton6 og bpnfalz
ocn6e ON Noo6e = set er Bette,
iom ifo1 opnaaes." 0g for me6 o6=
|olut Sifferbe6 at fotebpgge 6aren
for Gpif1onos @jenop1tan0elie, an
befaler Sorfatteren to ra6ifale Mio.
Ter: Hreusiens Mfpebning og Set
tplfe MigeS Selling. 9enne tpnfer
ban Jig iaale0es: Sranfrig foor life
Blot gliais=2otbringen, men bele Ben
ben tire Mbinbreb lige til SEN bol=
lon0ife @r9n1 e. No1en bliber ct
&ongerige UNDER Mnslon6s Siege
1omi % erbol6er Nrobinlerne $50
len og 5cbleiten. &ongeriget &an:
nober fan muligpis gienoprettes,
iclpfplgelig un6er franlf=engelit
&ontrol, og berme6 fan @e1tfolen
meo bets to Naturrig6omme paSlen=
Sc forenes. @nglono >foar &elgolan6
tilbage og bebol6er noturligpis 81
tp1fe &olonier. &ieler=&nnolen 1ful
p%oel9gges eller tilfaloe 9nnmor'
1om en- Grltatning for bette Sands
ti6ligere Sob. Sen tDIfe Slaa6{
ifal tilintetgjereS eller for6eleS mel
lem @ntente=M agterne .8na en- Zig
nen6e Maa6e ifal ielpfglgelig ogiac
bet gltrig=ungarife Wonarfi oeles.
Man fun6e in01frpnfe fig til q:
off9r6ige ilige 6antoiier me6 e.
5ful0ertr9f, men alene SEN On
ltanoigbe6> at 1iee Bigger 1ofo,
mer I mpgtige Splag og 1l1tges a
ollie, Tan giDe 11oget at tRnfe poa.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-11-17
5Onanb % gerbensfrisen.
&aog / Oftober 1916.

Mntallet af Dem, Der frDgte for,
al ogiao bort lille, freoelige 2anb
ifal bliDe oraget me6 inb i 4rigs-
bpirbelen, iaafremt &rtgen parer
lpnge enonu, er / Ben iib1te Gi6 ite-
get / %betDbelig @rao. &porbibt 6isie
FeS1imi1ter bar tDoet Eibens Gegn
rigtigt, er beloigpis Epipl nnbcrfa-
ltet, ielp ON oglaa @egiDenbeberne
/ MnmRnien og @rnfenlnnD ipnes
at peoe / Sen, rebnte. &etning. 9m
,logen politiit @ofosbanoling moo
&ollano fra nogen af .6e frigSfpren0e
Starters Side fun Ser bog life bere
Sale. Men man regner meo oe1l
@i11ligbe6, at ct eoentuelt @iennen1-
bru6 / 8elgien eller 6ranfrig itul6e
f1l1ne forflDtte &rigen. til Sen FOL
1anolfe @renie. Desuoen er Ser
mango lom ipprger fig ielb, ON life
England, iadfremt ct 1ao6nnt @jen=
nernbru0 mislpffes, bill gjere ct
Sorigg paa at fa1oe SEN tpife Mrmee
/ &pggen be0 en- 2ano1tigning pao
Sen flo11oerife &p1t eller, bba6 Ser
bil6e pGre en6nu berre, fra
Gcbel6e. Wan t9nfer mir0re pnu,
at bette pil6e bnre ct p6erlt furligt
Gfsperiment, 6a 5cbel6e er ful0 a
Mii1er. Mon CT minore ang1t for
Tplferne, fife for6i ma onier ois1e
for at bore be6re ems 6ere5 Wp6=
%'to!0ere, 11en man mener, at SpIf=
lan0 fife bill funne bape nogen SSn=
tere51e / at ifaffe Jig en- ny 6jen6e
paa 9alien.
Smi6lerti6 Ct 2an0ets gfonomiifl
5ituation alt Qr6et enb lp1telig.
@ol1ifc hit fin6es Ser Soft, lom
&rigel1 bor gjort rige, og 0isie 8er=
ioncr foyer / alt for bel @ro0 at
gjpre fig ben19rfeoe. Speralt, bbor
ser gibes 2eiligbeo 6ertil, baner Sc
Zig frern for at fu11t1e prale me6 Be-
reg nDerbperbe6e @ulo.
Men sen itore, 6esbprre oltfor
1tore Del at @efolfningen li6er I'M
Ser &rigens &rpf. Hriien pna 2eb:
neosmi6ler er ltegen / en- ubprt
@roo, og ielp ont Megieringen bar
truffet foritjellige 6oranltaltninger
for at fomme 6e mtn6re bemi6le0e
til 9iGlp, beri fer Ser BOG 8efDm=
ring for set 6oglige 8rp6 / ntolligc
6omilier> iom for &rigen bor ret
belitille0e. Dette gieloer 8efolf=
ninge11 / set bele, men BERTH font
mer ipecielle 8anifeligbe6er paa Bis
1e &orter. @obneorbej6erne / SLOT
terlom og Mmiter6om li6er / gonife
1prlig @ra6 timber &rigens ErDf.
s Motteroon1s &npn in6leber mt
fife EFT 5iette6el al SEN Gonnage,
iom inoleb / Gre6sti6. Sen iom=
lc6e Eonnage for San11ar-Mngult /
Mor er ca. 2 Millioner imo6 IA
Millioner / 1918. S11oenfor a6ifil=
1ige Sn6uitribirfiombeoer berifer
Ser flor Mrbej0slesbe6, og en-
Meng6e itore 8obrifer bar maattet
af1fe6ige olle 6eres Mrbej0ere al
Mangel paa &aoitoffer. 5aaleoes
bor bette %fornplig beret Eilfploct
inoenfor Suite og &afaoinouitrien.
@n al. @ituationens politiife
Splger CT, at Social0emofroterne
bor biit en- pofien6e Tilbpjeligbe6
til at iamarbej0e me6 oe borgerlige
&artier. Mobnlig meo @enipn til
Mn1foffelien og Sor6elingen al 2eb=
ne6smibler bar .Sagforeningerne %
Sc iocial6emofrotilfe 8rugsforenin=
ger norettet meget go6t for Natio:
mems Sag. 9. g.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-11-17
Godt Land til Salgs i Central.

Minnesota, / Meeker og Kandiyohj
Countyer, 1 gamle settlementer n@1
Kirke, skoler og Mejerier. Opdyr-
kede Farme fra $50 pr. Acre OF
hajere paa let Afbetaling. Ligele-
des godt Land /, Mckenzie Co.. N.
OAK, $28 pr. Acre og h6jere. Kem
og go selv. eller skriv efter n@rme-
70 0~plysninger til B. A. Carlson
Grove City. MINI
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-11-17
Sk0nliteratur.
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Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1916-12-14
DISAPPOINTMENT NUMBER ONE.

The railroad boys" who voted for Mr.. Wilson solely because of
his attitude with regard to the Adamson law are o. meeting with more IT
less disappointment concerning the presidents position in respect to ard-
tTation, or the strike.
Mr.. Wilson, Notwithstanding he caused the enactment of a law which.
without definitely fixing eight hours IS a days work prescribed that al a
considered the unit.
SUI low hat the president assumes about the position that Mr.. Hughes
took in the campaign and stands for prohibiting employees ron striking
pending a investigation of the facts involved in the situation. there lis much
c1ticsmo OF his course among the railroad men mentioned.
The right to strike is a principle which the great federated labor organ,
1zatiens hold to be sacred. If Mr.. Gompers IA be accepted as authority, the
DO unions 10 not intend to surrender their right to quit work FOR cause.
NJ. Hughes, during the campaign, strenuousy commended for arbitration
OF al dsputes-setuementb by a board of arbitration between employed and
empIoyer before either a walkout or q shutdown could be operative.
MT Wilson'S present attitude is distinguished from that of Mr.. Hughes
during the campaign by a mere technicalty-a sort of distinction without
a difference.
Wnetner Mr Wilson's position regarding the Adamson law was right
- Wnetner II as wrong, the laborfng men who voted for him because of
hat attitude had a right to assume that he would stand with them with
respect to arbitration. 8@
a strike order was pending to become effective upon a named day. In.
stead OF providing IS Mr.. Wilson now proposes. that. n strike shall take
eHect until an Investigation Of the situation shall have been made by a duly
consttuted authority, he caused provision to be made that the demand
upon the railroads for the eghthour day as a basis FOR wages without low
erng the wages, shall be met by the railroads.
This was equivalent to declaring that the railroad EMPLOYEES concarnod
should mol be compelled to arbitrates their differences with their employers
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1916-12-14
FREE TEXT BOOKS AND THE BOOK TRUST.

books, in line with the verdict of the teachers of the state in convent
assembled in November This is the Chiefs endorsement of the pro
osiion:
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1916-12-14
CHURCH FREE LUNCH
REPLACING SALOONS

Chicago. m.-Saloons went out In
aWaukeegan, Ill, last May. and with
them persisted free lunch.
Then along came the Rev. nv. b,
Collins. a University of Chicago stu
dent. who said he would put iii their
stead something of a constructive
nature. So he planned a free lunch
service with his sermons.
It will be served for the firsttime
on Sunday night. when, after the
service, the entire congregation viii
spend an hour slipping cofffe ard
nibbling sandwiches.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1916-12-14
COUGH MEDICINE FOR CHILDREN

Mrs. Hugh Cook, Scottsville, N. Y,
says: About five years ago when we
were living in Garbutt, N. Y, I doctor
ed two of my children suffering from
colds with Chamberlain's Cough Rem
edy and found it just as represented
in every way. 1t promptly checked
their coughing and cured their colds
quicker than anything / ever used
Obtainable everywhere. Adv. 1928
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1916-12-14
a contention which is vigorously set forth, in substance, by Mr. Gompers.
We say, therefore, that the railroad boys nav reason TO f@i aggrleved
over Mr.. Wilson'S present attitude.
THE PROPOSED EMBARGO.

Discussion is rife in some sections of the country with regard to a
proposed embargo on the expectation of oodstuns.
But " e notice that nothing is proposed regarding munitions, II news
naner print or machinery Or awning else that has been skyrocketng like
"a Fourth of July celebration. ##@U#
1t is true that laboring lei feel the effects of the soaring prices, and
it is true that the man earning but two or two M q half a day with an
occasional day off, finds it exceedingly difficult to make both financial ends
meet. @F>
Bat instead of an embargo on the products of the farm, W might better
get after the chaps who are responsible for cornering the markets along
many lines, and for the conspTaces to impose hardships upon the people,
not only with respect to foodsufs, but also regarding much OF what has
now come to be held as necessities
Take, FOR instance. the manufacturers of print paper, now commanding
seven cent a pound in small quantities and five or six cent IN carload lots
The federal commission has reported that it costs the manufacturer but
about $l65 per hundred pounds to make the paper, whereas he is selling at
five to seven cents
Why not get after a few of these human vutures? Why let them and
their ik % while W e attempt to cural the markets for the farmer?
We agree with the ArgusIeader when it says that W had much better
get after the spectators and let the farmers alone"