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Evening star., 1916-01-06
Mr.. Clark.

The situation in Missouri is dis
quieting to the democrats. Ihey
confess it. St. Louis won the demo-
cratic national convention on the
proposition that the prize would help
the party in the state this year, and
on the open confession that the party
needed the help. Mr.. Clark joined in
that representation of the matter.
Now there is a desire to draft Mr..
Clark for the gubernatorial race, on
the proposition that the strongest
man in the party will be needed, and
that he is the man. The appraise-
ment of his strength is not too high.
He is easily the strongest democrat
in Missouri. and one of the strongest
in the country.
Mr.. Clark, however, objects. He
does not consider the situation des-
perate. In his opinion ANY clean
democrat of gubernatorial stature
can. be elected" He thinks he can
be of more service where he now is,
and hence wants to stay.
If the situation is desperate-as
much so as this drafting proposition
confesses-it is probably beyond the
relief of even Mr.. Clark. 1t cannot
be attributed to any local cause, but
must grow out of a national cause.
Missouri, normally, is democratic
state. The governor, both United
States senators and large majority
of the delegation in the House are
democrats. So that if the state is
now in danger, the reason must re-
late to outside influences, and those
influences must relate to the national
administration.
The drafting of Mr.. Clark would
cause embarrassment to his party in
Congress. To make the proper CAM
paign, he would have to retire from
that body; and that would make a
vacancy in the speakership. Upon
whom would the Speakers mantle
fall? Mr. Kitchin? He is at cross
purposes with the President, as re-
spects both preparedness and rails
ing the money to pay for it. Mr.. Fitz-
gerald? He has been sort of step
child OF the administration. and tried
last fall on that account to leave the
House. Mr.. Henry of Texas? He
is candidate for the Senate. Mr..
Sherley? Kentucky in November all
but repudiated the administration.
Mr.. Clark is not considering his
own fortunes, but he will serve his
party's by staying where he is. 1t
will need him in the next House,
whether that body is controlled by
the democrats or the republicans.
Evening star., 1916-01-06
Optimism.

Bill Jenkins was an optimist.
He tried to put cheerful twist
On everything that happened, even
though it might be sad.
When he received the sort of news
That commonly gives folks the
blues
He simply smiled and said, "Oh, well,
perhaps it's not so badp
When food in price became so high
That prunes were all that he could
buy.
He spoke of trouble caused by a lux
urious bill of fare.
And when his coat was growing
old,
And didn't quite keep out the cold,
He grinned and said person couldn't
have too much fresh air.
And yet Bill didn't have much luck.
He got run over by a truck
Because he thought the driver had a
kind. forbearing face.
His rent kept getting in arrears
Because his heart contained no
fears
About the generous impulse that con-
trolls the human race.
: Though shy on clothes and food
and rest,
He kept on hoping for the best,
And his smile took on a pathos that
was not allied to fun.
This optimism makes for good
If it is rightly understood;
But 70 get the best results, the thing
must not be overdoues
Evening star., 1916-01-06
SHOOTING STARS.
BY PHnANDER JOHNSON.
Patriotic Confidence.

what are your reasons for think
ing your constituents are not in favor
of preparedness"
II didn't say / thought that" re-
piled Senator Sorghum. "The only
trouble with my constituents is that
they're too patriotic. They believe
that if a couple of townships get
good and riled about the way things
are going, they can take down their
shotguns and settle the whole mat
ter without asking any help from the
rest of the country"
Evening star., 1916-01-06
Her Inquiring Mind.

Charley, DEAR" said young Mrs.
Torkins, what is four fush?"
"a four flush is a term used to in
dicate something that will win if
you have luck in making the right
combination and that you can bluff
on, anyhow"
where is the phrase employed,
Charley dear, in poker or politics ?"
Evening star., 1916-01-06

England intends to supervise COM
merce so that importationS to neutral
countries will not show an increase
over ordinary demand and leave a
surplus to be turned over to the CEN
tral powers. The elimination of the
uiddleman continues to be one of the
problems of trathc everywhere.
Evening star., 1916-01-06

A proposed uniform monetary sys-
tenn for the western hemisphere will
give Mr.. Bryan a chance to revert to
currency topics.
Evening star., 1916-01-06

The wise Congressman waits to be
thoroughly informed before deciding
that his constituents are against pre-
paredness because it will call for ex-
pense.
Evening star., 1916-01-06

The safety first railroading in
which the Pennsylvania so justly
takes pride must impress Europe as
very small incident in mortality
statistics, to arouse so much interest.
Evening star., 1916-01-06

Some time is necessary to ascert n
the facts concerning submarine at
tack, even though, specifically. they
look like the same old facts.
Evening star., 1916-01-06

Il might be too much to ask that
the punishment of a submarine COM
mander be made as severe as the ex-
perience of passenger on a tor
pedoed vessel.
Evening star., 1916-01-06

The Monroe doctrine continues to
develop possibilities which Monroe
il he foresaw them discreetly re-
Trained from bringing up for discus
sion.
Evening star., 1916-01-06

Congress has subjects before it
which will call upon its members to
make distinctly clear the difference
between the politician and the states
man.
Evening star., 1916-01-06

If it should ever become desirable
to blockade the Panama canal, one
of those Culebra slides may prove
quite a convenience.
Evening star., 1916-01-06
Simplifed.

did you make any New Year reso-
lutions?"
Didn't have to-" replied Uncle Bill
Bottletop. Reform sentiment has
grown so strong that you can have
all the resolutions you need supplied
ready-made by the legislature"
Evening star., 1916-01-06

The grip germ is an indiscriminate
foe who knows neither neutralities
nor alliances and who regards pre-
scription merely as a scrap of paper.
Evening star., 1916-01-06

Some of Henry Ford's remarks lead
to fears that w. ]. Bryan has given
him the parting benediction.
Evening star., 1916-01-06

as medium of communication in
the transmission of the complaint,
but beyond that point it can hardly
20.
Evening star., 1916-01-06

1t will be a remarkable congress
sional orator who can say anything
on submarine warfare that has not
already been thought of.
Evening star., 1916-01-06

Being adopted as favorite son in
a few states will never satisfy the
ideals of Theodore Roosevelt.
Evening star., 1916-01-06

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Evening star., 1916-01-06
The Price of War.

Again mankind with skill contrives
To kindle hates relentless fires,
While spending wealth and human
lives
For something that no man de-
sires.
Evening star., 1916-01-06

A photographer has to keep telling
funny stories so, as to let you think
he's laughing at his own thoughts
instead of your personal vanity.
Evening star., 1916-01-06

Sing Sing is getting more adver-
tising than a health resort.
Evening star., 1916-01-06
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-04-27
@erbit oa1rd cine Jeuersbrunit ber-
11ihtet urno modlte i6 midi 90 6o=

Serbit ourd cine 5euersbrl1nit Der
ridtet lrnb modte i6 midi, 90 90
ourd sic Guartiere fnapp 5m iein
idienen, ON ielben Gage wieoer auf
oos Ieitlano 5uriid. Cine i%1terei=
Iante @aiierfobrt genob id bier atf
einem gdiffe NIT eldiernem @o6en.
2mgiam oabinfobren6, erido11t man
bas, mobl nidt 8ielen befannte MO
ritime 2eben. &otbe> griine, blaue
uno un5abllide @olofiide idtptm-
men 5id5ode1rb 5uiiden Ben ltets be-
lpegten Nflan5gebiloen nnrber, unO
Ser 9ooen lit beoedt nit Mnideln>
Molusfen un6 Sdaltbieren. Selt=
lome @aiierpflan5en nit olipenabn=
lidyer 5rudt, iteben fer5engeraoe,
nod obenitebeno %. Gin tpl11r0er6arer
Ginblid in oie gebeime Meerestiefe.
sluf Ser S1riel befinoet ltd ein 5000
Eerlonen faiie11oes anrpbitbeater,
tpeldyes INT Son111ter oft gef1ut TT, 5u
oieier 3eit muB es bier berrlid fem.
So sic inn Sabre 1916 SIT Gan
diego itattgebobte California Suffer-
national Grpoittion oa1r6 Sic San
Tair iebr 5u unguniten
beeintrddtigt mar, 10 mur6e Sic San
Soir fir 1916 nodymal5 croft
net rn6 ging id Fin Inn bas @elt=
number or5uldmten. 9as MeuBere
Ser Musftea1tngs- un6 @ouberne=
mentsgebd116e ftn6 groburtig uno ge=
idymafpon, un6 sic @arfanlagen ur6
6ie 8lumen6ecorationen 6es @elanoes
tpun6eridon. Sic Mttroetionen, mel
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-04-27
@i(tori(c6er Kru6ftoc&.

Dor ben arudit0den Trieori4s beg
@roben, bon oenen bier Stud fi1 erz
balten boben un0 i'm 9oben5oaernmuz
feum in Berlin GU 6enabrt peroen,
bot elmer cine merfpurbige Wan6erung
burdgemo9t. Gs par Elm @tod nit
golbener, ematQierter 3ride, Ser na4
Dem Sooe oes groBen 30nigs i'm
@tabti@loHe gu potsbam auf einem
Slide bes @peiieiaals por9efunben
tnuroe. DIS Napoleon 1906 in potsz
oom rduberte, lieB er Sen @tpd ebert
10 ME Sen Degen oes groBen a0nigs
als Mnbenten mitgeben. @pGter f9entte
CT Ben @tod benz Moridan Rep. Diez
fer iiberlieB i'm fetnem @etretdr
8apot. Muf perf4iebenen umtpegen
tam CT oann in sic 9dnbe bes 2oro
Willouebbp Of Gresbp. N1s i'm Sabre
1870 bic glorreihen Siege Ser oeutz
f9en Mrn1ee iber Sic 5%ran3ofen ole
Delt in Grftaunen iebten, mar oieier
englifde Soto, pie piele fetner Naz
tiOn, bon ben grfolgen Der oeatf4en
!9eere 10 begeiitert, oaB er ben Stod
benz beut{den Raifer als Gefdenf ,fiir
Ste beutf4e Station" 5uftenen lieb.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-04-27

oes 05eaas geleger, iid fir piele
Meilen u l1fer binitreden. Mn
5onntogen lit bier Elm unglaltbli4es
Meniden,- uno nod mebr M11toge=
tpubl. Man lit ieines 9ebens faum
iider. Stir Mmuiement lit oufs 9elte
geiorgt. 05ean= un6 T%lungebaoer,
Gpn5erte, 5an5pergniigen, Sdm1bu=
SEN, @cenic &ailmap, Gonoelfabrten
uno ugrfriidatnge1t al1er Art," finoet
mani IN &enice ltn6 Sceamparf, mab-
reno Song 8ead m,d redt id0n aber
ol1d, iebr trofen un6 0aber fir feltdt=
froblide Menidpen feline 3ufroft cut
faltet. Gin idoner Mu5flug lit Ser
nud Catalina Ss1an6, pobei mat1
erlt nodb ben1 20 Meile1t bonn 9er5en
Ser Staot entfernten Gun Ge0ro,
oen Sofen bon Sos Mngeles per
gobn fabrt. 8is 6abin eritredt iid)
Sic Staotgren5e, uno bot iolde ba=
ourb gefplB flr etr1ge 3e1t ge1rltgeno
gubogenro1tm. @ier idifft man iid'
elm fir sic Catalina Sniel> melde
man nod 5meiitiinoiger S5eanfabrt
erreidt. Sic oirea 5manBig Meilen
lange SSriel, nit ibren 5erflufteten
l1fern, boben 8ergipiten, S1ludten
un0 Sen nit 8iue11 aller Mrten BE-
bn1ten 8ergubbdngen modt einen
romontil9en gin6rud, iebob, als Ole
often Geeramber bier nod baulteu,
onf 6ie @onbeIsidiffer einen gan5
anoeren gemaht boben. Die
SGIfte 6es ONT Meeresranbe gelege=
ne1 Staotden Mralon, tpa1r6e lebten
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-04-27

mebr bieteu Nusfliige nod Santa
Mnnn, Mnnobeim, Gosnona, Can
Bernardo, Niper}ioe nr6 an6ere mebr.
@ie idanl1d ldal1en Sic beideioene1t
9l1ngalos binter ibrer gefleioung BON
pie%lfarbigen 9ll,uren berous uno So
5l1 bnn1 Sic groben 9ergrieien NIT
id]neebeoedten &oppen als 9rnter-
gruno.
Rommt man iebt ro6 Sen @ein=
gGiirten, tpelbe Dor bier @oben nod)
ldpar5e 6lad)en urr0 obne 2eben ma=
rem, 10 felt man Tie iebt int laftigem1
8riiu. Sier giebt es groBe 8ein=
garten uno brodte id cine 6laide
bonn @eit 8otbipun Ser 1000 Nder
groben Stalien @inepor6 60. in
@nulti, nit nad Sal1le. 6einer
Gropfen! 3us bobe id ser Gmpfeb=
lung BON Otto @olf 5u %per6anfen;
s(uf einem Mrsfluge mor es 11idt
9liitbenol1ft, ser unl ere Naie fiiate,
oerm 90 beiudten mir Sic Selquellen,
BON oenen iid melde in 0em @eidt
biloe ser StaM befinoerr. @em atd)
oieier @eru9 nidt iebr atrgenebmr, 6ie
Malie @elo, ipeldes bas Del ein=
bringt, itinft aber midt. Sn 6ieie r
@egeno iin6 grobe 6un6e bon &no=
dye1 uno politdnoigen @erippen bor=
iiinofliitbiger Sbiere gema6t, unter
sic en elm Mieien Molta6oon, melde
in 6em nelten Expedition Earf Mh1=
ieum arlsgeltellt iino. Son gan5 be-
ionoerem Hei5e iin6 6ie Souren nod
6en @onmer=&eiorts, melde, longit
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-04-27
Sos Mn9eles.

Srosoem i6 bel mel1tem bier
podentliden Mufenbalt int lfoner
Sos Mngeles 0urd Die Cite meirer
6re11noe @elegenFeit bottle per Muto
oieie riibmlidit befmnnte Staot urro
ibre l1mgegeno idneu fennen 5u Ter
men, lit bier 6ob nod piI Sebens-
mertbes, mos ih MIR 6em Na1nen
nod femme. 9e5tpegen ben11te i6
sic 3eit, melde id nod bier pertpet=
len meroe, um aues 6iei les alf Jabr=
ten uno spa5iergdngen 5u ieber uno
oom 6ariiber beri9ten 5u f0nnen.
Sos s(ngeles lit cine grobe, groB=
5ugig argelegte Staot, oeren @ren=
gem ii6 bonn Capitol 20 Meilen meit
biz 51trt Saea1s BEL San Eeoro er=
ltreden. g5 bat $4,000 gintpob=
ner, nno Sic moblgepflegten breiten
stroBen itno fat unbeimli6 belebt
NIT u%n5dblid)en Mutos, uno onf bent
@urger1teige in BEN @eldaftsltraBen
fann man %5lfpeilen fa1m optr6 oos
0eorarge fommen. Gbaracteriitilh
lit es, baB ous auf bem 8roaorpap
p%erfebrenbe H1tb1ieum, mo- 1td Die
groBen ~=9tores befinoen,
ait 5rpei 9ritteI 9amen iin6, uno iebr
beseidneno lit es, 6uB in Ser Sprfrrg=
lfroBe NIT SEN pielen feudten gfen>
Dos umgefebrte Ser 6an lit. Ser
M%utonerfebr in oieien Straben gleim
eitrem MaIltrom, un6 ein Sremoer
fommt leidt GIT gdaoer, 1pie id ST.
meil1em 2eibmei en on mir lelblt ct
fabren mllBte. gs beiibt cine ettor=
me Mn5abl er1tflailiger Sotel5, Gafes
uno Neltaurationen, mie lie ntrgenos
feiner uno better SIT finoen lino. 9ie
Greiie fir 3inmer unb giien ltn1.
iebr a%nnebmbur. go fann man 8.
g. in oem berrliden &oBlpm 9oteI,'
einem MiGionen Naloit, fir 25 Gent
cine quite, elegant ierbierte @abl5eit
befonmen. Sim Sonntag foitet es
IS Gents uro ldBt nidts GIT tpiir=
1den iibrig. l1n5dblige SdiIoer on
SEN @eltol1rationen, un6 @afes boben
gdiIoer an SEN Sbiiren, MORAN tie
tire biGige utr6 quite gBgeIegenbeit
mpreilen. Mit SEN @etrdnfen I'll es
an6ers, 90 I'm ben belferen 2ofalen
bobe EreiIe berednet tper6en.
Sci Mutofabrten in ser GIa0t uno
nmgegeno fommt man aus bem CT
itu1nen fai1m beraus. Sn Sen idD=
mem &eiben5be3irfen iiberbieten ii6
6ie gorgdrten Ger 9a11ier in 8lument
pradt nn6 1tattIiden Nalmen ouf Sen
griinen &aienfleden. Mande Ser
@G11ier iin6 big oben 5um @iebel nit
aIetterroien 1tno @dIinggetpddien
be6edt. l1n6 fdbrt man bi1ralts in
sic umliegenoen Hlabe, 10 iino 6ie
breiter @ege, 10 glott nie Elm Giid,
eingefaBt meileutpeit nit &oienbeden,
uberIooe1 init Stolen un6 &noipen al
Ter Gorben, Efefferbd11men NIT gro
ben rotben 9ol6en, Mca5ien NIT met
Ben un6 rotben gIiitben, Mognolia=
bd1rner1 uno oIlen Sorten bon Hal=
men. Damn 6ie 9aIdite Ser &eid)en,
meIde in tpobren glumenteppiden
lteben, in m0glidem 8auItI. Conn
fGbrt n1or orr9 Sic berrIiden Gitro-
rren utro 0rmgenbaine, Die 8aume
belooen NIT goIoiger 5rnM nro tpei-
Ben 8liitben, abtpedieln6 init @on-
nnB- nn6 NbitpImttogen; Giles blibt
in 5artem roio, IiGa ober grim.
Mdes oieies FRONT einen faft betal1-
benben SUIT outs, unb na1 glaubt
fih 6rrd o1 Ste @dyonbeit in Elm
Nnrn6ips berfekf. Tiefes un1 nod<
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-04-27
Ge5en1a gebeilt ober Gels 5urH&er'
ffdffef.

9iefe @oro1tie gebt init ieber
Sdodtel 81. 9obion's gc3ema Gal
be. Modt feiren unteridieo, OBJ e
Elm 8nbp, 4in6 o6er ertpu4iene Ser.
fon lit. @Ieidbiel tpie Ionee ser SOL
porbor16en non, sic @orantie bleibt
bethlehem. @dnei6et oieies al1s, gebt
at @urem Mpotbefer, loBt @ud eine
@dndtel bon Dr. Sobfon's ec5em
SuBe geben gebrmtdt es nod ser
Mn1neiiung, un6 menn SIR nidt bou-
itanoig 5ufrie6engeiteM fei6, miro
@u4 ser Apotbefer ober Gobrifant
guer @elo 3uriideritatten. Beriudt
es muir ein1nal, SIR tper6et in frea,.
bigger @eiie uberraidt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-04-27
beiligen Safer lit es gel1n=

~
gen, 6em in Sibirie11 irterniert ge=
tpeienen 0iterreidtiden G%elofltruten
Or. 9rerel sic 5reibeit 5u peridaf=
fen, inbem En- leinetbolben btreft beim
ra1iiiiden 3oren porlteuig tprroe. IS
lit erbebe1tb, outs bieiem einen 6aae
b%eurtbeilen al f0nren, mie marmfub~
LEND 6aS Sberbo1pt ser Stride itd)
Ser @efmgenen auer Nationen at1=
nimmt unb meldyes praftiidfe Ser
itdnoniB bieie Ml1ffuiiung oes Seili=
gen &aters bel iei,rem Staatsiefretdr
ltno Bel ieiner 6iplomati1den Gertre=
thing in 8ien fin6et.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-04-27

DIE 9oblenbetpobner> eire 5eeidladt,
pabriagenoe orientaliide Sdonbei-
ten auf 6em Irnil o6er Mibrpap
pleain1t, friiber fir MIDI batter, ba=
be idt son Diego mug mir oer5ei=
ben> feiner 8eobadtung getpiiroigt.
Canada tuar in gar3 g~robartiger @ei=
lie in leinem eigenen @ebauoe pertre=
ten, Ole anoeren frem6en Nationen
abr batter MIR iebr maBig ausge=
lteQt. SSrn 9llgemei1ren lit 6ie Mus=
ltel1rng untan lebr idtpod!" Sn
5afen Don Gan Diego hgen mebrere
ariegsidiffe ltnele Sam's, bon pel=
den pir Ole Minneapolis beiudten.
2eioer mar bei unierer Gilite groBe
&eintgltng, u1b nradten baber Sdiff
uno Meanni d)oft nidt ben BEL item Gin=
or1tf, tDorii6er Ger ltrs begleitenoe
bllblde Sdiffsiunge l1%nangenebm BE-
rllbrt mar, uno mir glalrbten 1einer
Gerltd)erung ger1L 0aB es morgen
uanneri6" ausiabe. 8ei bieler Be(e=
genbelt tpuroe i6 nit orei Deutlden
Serren %befan11t, mel6e MIDI einluoer,
an elmer Spribtonr na9 9llt Werieo,
in 6eren Muto, ont ndflten Morgen
tbeil5unebmell, ipeldes Nnerbieten ih
germ annabm. l1nier @eg oobin
fiibrte ourd bus lebtes Sabr BON Ell
ner %Derbeerenoen l1eberifmemmung
beimgeiudte @ebiet. Die germuitltr=
gen Der furioien @aliermaIien fnnn
mon MIR glauber1, tpem man lie ielbit
geieben. $50 friiber Srtidoften, @e=
ge, Giienbabnen> Srangenbaine,
Sbltformett, 8riden iid %befanoen, lit
iebt eine gin00e, bebedt nit Iriin1=
mern ser @ertuuitung. 9od tpie in
oa iolden @eimiudungen, 10 blubt
aud bier neues 2eben aus Sen
Guinen, u1o iberaa liebt man Mrbel=
ter oie @abngeleiie un0 5abrtpege
tpie6er in bral19baren 3uItanb Britt
gen. Die Notbbriide, melde uns na9
81 SSl1a11, Merico, fubrte> mor lebens=
gefabrlid, un0 als mir mieoer ntf
terra firma," mii1ridte 1d mir gliid=
lide &iidfabrt, al5 i9 NUT 8ongen
oieies Hrudtperf mericaniider Mrdi=
tectur ger1auer aniab.
alngelul1gt in 81 Sl1ar, beitelte id
mir EN- Guail=9inner tpeldes ge=
gen meire grtpartung billig urtb gut
mar. Guails giebt es bier IN l1n=
maIlem. 9am ging es nod 6em Ct
pofttionspalait, morin Elm Saloo11,
spiel5immer uno ein anoerer grobe
Haum nit Mu1ff un6 Sennoritns,
melde felt moren, un0 fettig uusia=
fen. Ga id I'M 2aufe ein grtes Sbeil
meit1es Sd0nbeitsiinnes berlorett,
mar i6 ldnea mieoer IN ser Sa1rb=
miiite, gerront strabe. 9a111 iudte
i6 oos u6uerte" al1f> morir sic meri=
caniiden Solouten eanpiren. Gin
Sdtlo iagte: Soon entrabe", tpa5
MIDI beranlabte, mir oieies sort"
n1r bon altBen GIT be duuen u1r6 6a=
BET 9etradtungen iber mertcani1den
Weilttarismus ar5u1teQen. @enn ser
6eut1de Wfilitmismus 6ieiem glide,
Damn batte guropaH + e unb
England feine &opfidmer5en. Sold
einen id1otteriiden un6
iplde Irediafe po1 Soloaten bobe
i6 nod nte geieben. Sd bette eitten
9ouar fir ein 8ilo sic er @aterlanos=
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The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1916-09-08
PAYABLE. IN ADVANCE

them against the United States; 6
distrust that was largely augmented
by the Roosevelt administration in
its interference with Colombia in the
Panama revolt, even if his admins
tration did not instigate the revolt
and secession of Panama in order to
secure the right-of-way of the Pana-
ma Canal, suspicion so well found
ed that it is proposed to indemnify
Colombia by the payment of 1926, O0O,-
900. Of course Colonel Roosevelt OPP
poses such restitution, as it would be
a condemnation of his administra
ton.
1t is not unnatural that Colonel
Roosevelt should oppose and criticise
President Wilson's foreign policy,
both towards Germany and Mexico
policy to uphold the honor, tradi-
tons and good name of the United
States for justice and fair dealing
with the more powerful nations of
the world, and for patience, tolerance
and regard for the sovereignty of our
weaker neighbors in dealing with
them; for the Colonel's whole atti-
tude is one Of belligerency and re-
venge which nothing but war and
bloodshed will satisfy. All his criti-
cisms and arguments tend toward war
rather than peace. The peace and
we now enjoy he ironically |
stigmatizes a feeble peace" He de-
clares that Sin practice thes pacifi-
cists have shown not only utter fu-
Utility but moral bascness", and in
this class he includes all who oppose
his belIigerent attitude. They are all
'molly-coddles" in the estimation of
The Colonel, and yet you cannot talk
to any old veteran of the Civil War.
men who know what war is, who will
not tell you he is glad Wilson has
kept this country out of war. The
Jolonels little show parade up San
Juan Hill during the Spanish war was
'hild's play by the side of the gallant
'harges of these old "molly-coddles"
1T Shiloh, Corinth, the Siege of Vicks-
'urg, Franklin, charlottesville, Get
,ysbufg, and hundreds of the Civil
var battles. Molly-coddles, indeed.
What does Roosevelt know about war?
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1916-09-08
HOW THEY VOTED

Following is the way the Missouri
members of Congress voted on thu
emergency bill to avert the impending
railroad strike: sn5
Ayes. W. Alexander, C. f, BOO.
her, W. P. Boreland, C. c. Dickinson
g. W. Hamlin; w. L. Igoe (Rl. j.. T
Lloyd, 7. L. Ruby, w. W. Rucker, j
j. Russell and Speaker Clark.
Nayes-J. E. Meeker (R). a
ABSENT. d. Decker, L. C. Dyer,
Walter L. Hensley and D. w. Shackle-
ford.
In the Senate both Senators Stone
and Reed voted for the bill.