The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1916-10-05
MR.. HUGHES HIS OWN BOSS.

MIX. HUGHES HIS OWN BOSS.
While Mr.. Hughes was still in the West there was a growing i'm
preston in the rest of the country that he was not arousing as
5ranfy admitted t. at the time. and set forth sgme # the con
d htten h Ees S2sas5 lie for 5sca readers getting Mt #ga such mistake mistaken 5 impression IMPRESSION
ts his sd i%%fS'i fs:t xs,A: r Esi Sad i to s 5;sSs; tP %yshs y 5so S;d Hin Fl n had I'd
York Times, editorisHy supporting Mr. Nj wis I'd admit t that It he CON- o.
efficiency in the public service: Wien he said he would veto e.
promise. People knew he meant every word q i: Some emem-
be Ss' was 5i seys ere 5 1s5 Of n ifs@ Yo aPs snd that t. he $S had Gsspp pns 'sit 81 year e1
er 200 bills that were wrong in principle or deficient in other re-
sF Tsi Believed III him. = they they knew sS4 Vat stf RsS ha a n @1e,e b es9pi bos ed n t6at
that f he 1 wss n sTa ander p snH oS1iSa tSa SUPPORT fa any Of a5 ns assa in5ivid Ind
q set Of individuals for his nomination. He concluded his tour in
thought Of Hughes, after seeing and hearing him. they saw that
he was every inch a a man and not a weatheryane, shifted by every
arise, he could be trusted to do what was right, without giving
a 'N? NJ: as se 5es f 56xsv sn i IS n pe peHfiea 5G %9T;ss: He reserved the
detailed let lied s discussion of Of recent &c Mt legislation Lgi Ltin = until Congress adjourned
the dimsy character Of some Of it and the niquitoussprineeiple Of
other ESaMar parts IS Of it. i, He wi, will nc not waste ali his: his ammunition. At once:
Subject y he has 81 remained air a disesetely reticent, with high purpose:
troubles with certain European beligerents: He wants to be able
|t Wh G3 t Mau M7t me1e AMY noEl+ hand ce@}s Of pr pte ~ y ioa+S and the 1ned opposition POSITION
cannot goad him into saying anything that might cause any com-
try 1syo to look look upon ! %e him MIN as its its enemy ne yo.s He e is rnnaaag his own cam sns
IGlobe-Democrat:
Today white print paper costs $14o per ton laid down in Devils
Lax r where only nine IN months mt 4s: ago it cost less x, than $50 per ton 9
i1No3 AOhN1o, SASOAN,O AA III dSC CVCly IlluE WulCu 0uJ6I HUI tIEl
tno2e tbaa t. ff did Sln oniy 5 D fW % 9n an average sn we cost s6s9 over hoa 100 per per cent cent
condition would exist for only a short time, and hence we have
been trying to get along without raising our advertising rates,
but here is no hope of a reduction in the price of this material,
and hence, if we wish TO continue the publication of The World,
we are compelled to make some changes whereby we can live and
exist until such time as prices for paper and other material recede
to a TAR basis. There is not a newspaper in Ramsey county, out
side of Devils Lake, but what is getting better prices for adver-
Using than the papers in this city are getting, and they do not
there is another e, newspaper in the state that has the standing and
}clrcul sd OF The World that is selling advertising space for less
t t ~ cents per inch. This paper now has a guaranteed circula-
ton OF 1900 copies weekly and our list is growing at the rate of
ove5 90 per week, and we hope by November LIST to give a guaran-
teed list OF at least 220O copies weekly. The result is that we have
Ipeen Go1npele to raise our advertising rates a triae-not enough
70 make very much material difference to our advertisers, but in
the aggregate it will put us in a condition SO that we will be able
to continue business without a loss. Beginning with this is
sue, oct. ; we viii not accept any. advertising for less than Is
Genus per inch net. Any contracts we have will be carried out,
put no new ones accepted after Oct1 for less than the above min
mum rate. The World is no doubt the best advertising medium,
IN the LAKE Region and goes in to more homes in Ramsey county
than any other two papers published. Our list is open to our adj
vertlsers and we would ask them to come in and see lust how
many readers we have.
IN this issue we start the publication of a series of letters writ
zen by COUSIN Ben to Farmer Ned" entitled Rural Credits in a.
vislon lhese afe very interesting letters, and shows up lust
m NJ t adr present sfnt+ rural credit law recently passed by the Demo
Guaeic a 40 amounts to: It will pay every reader Of The
f MoMG t. ,m rabd til the Sc letters carefully, that you may become more
lamlnaT WIN the real workings of this much mooted rural credit
Jaw, Wh1ch the Democrats are doing so much talking about
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