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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1916-03-09

Petrograd, March 4. - I'll, food
shortage in Russia, due to the war,
Is beginning to be keenly felt. The
ministry OF agriculture announced
that meat may only be eatca on five
days during the week.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1916-03-09
Twelve Hurt in Ral Accident.

Kingston. Ont, March "a dozen
persons were injured when west bound
passenger train No - ON the Grand
Trunk railway was deralled near here
Three cars we're ditched The train
was from Montreal
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1916-03-09
Nothing So Elaborate.

rs that memorial they propose to
put up to Joan of Arc in New York
to be an equestrian statue|
"Oh, no; it's just going to be fig
ure of her on horseback"
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1916-03-09

The hurt Of burn or a cut steps when
Coles tarholtsalse is applied. 1t heals
quickly without scars. Do and zoe by al
drugV.sts. For free sample write This
j. v. Cole CO.. Rockford. Ill.-Ady.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1916-03-09
No Use.

why don't you put In n time clock
and keep taps on your empoyees?"
II wouldn't pay They're such 4
worthless lot that the time they waste
ls Of very little value.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1916-03-09

The trackless trolley system Is be-
Ing used for general freight traffic in
several parts OF Germany
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1916-03-09

Lansing, Mich, March Fire de.
stroyed the new engineering building
at the Michigan Agriculture college.
The loss is estimated at S250000.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1916-03-09

DR. Picrce's Pellets are pest for liver,
bowel. and stomach. One little Pellet for
laxative three for a cathartic-Adv.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1916-03-09

Prince Eric OF Denmark is now in
Canada, where he will study farming
for two years
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1916-03-09

In proportion to it's size, Monaco pro
duces richer royal revenue than any
other COmntIY
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1916-03-09

Many woman's popularity with the
sterner sex is due to a rumor that she
has money.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1916-03-09

When you feel cold coming on. take LANA
TIVE BRuMO QUISlNB It removes cause Of
Colds and GRIP only ono BROMO QUINlSH-
Is W GROVES signature on nu1 25c.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1916-03-09

The prour o. the political pudding
rs IN tho Juicy nlums
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1916-03-09
IpoDOrtapf 10 MOtheYa
When Women Rule.

who is that LADY,"
our peerless leader, Mrs, Ciucin.
natus Wombat. Called right from the
hreless cooker to the senate"
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1916-03-09

Embarrassment of Opportunities.
Argus told y" his difficulty.
Il can't .ocide which one to wear
a monocle in" he complained.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1916-03-09
HUSBAND Saved
HIS Wife
Stopped Most Terrible Suf-
fering by Getting Her Lydia
E. Pinkharn's Vcgeta-
bic Compound.


Dcnison, Texas. - "After my little
girl was born two years ago / began suf-
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1916-03-09

EcccutrIcuy Is not necessarily in
sanity
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1916-03-09

Riley Joseph Wilson, who now rep
resents the Fifth district Of LouisL
ana in the lower house, is a Democrat
and was born in VIM parish, Louish
ana, in 1871. He now lives at Har
risonburs. Mr.. Wilson taught school
for some years and then was admitted
to the bar.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1916-03-09

a solution OF paTaiIin in benzine will
preserve autumn leaves in their natl-
raj ColOrs
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1916-03-09
N en- Wanted

rare chance to learn the uiost useful trade IN
existence, Can qualify to earn SIS to t1O per
week In TO weeks. The Wisconsin Barber
college, 800 Z Chos tn mt b t., M ii auke ), VIA
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-19

LONDRES. Julio 15.-M Mac
Kenna. canciler del Tesoro Y los MI
pistros de hacienda de Francia. Russia
2 Italia. han tenido Ell LondreS una
serie de conferenciaS durante los
dias viernes ' Sabado dc - Ultima
semana ' en- collaboration con los
ministries te muuicioneS de IN Gran
Bretana V Francia y del general b.
laieff, iefc de. eStado mayor gene
raj russo. nan discutido las medidas
finacieraS neceSarias para hacer freu
T. = las necesidadeS militareS de los
differences paiSeS. en interrS general
de las potencias aliadas-
NJ. MacKinnin Wood, secretario fl
nanciero del Tesoro, lord Reading,
lord. jefe de justicia. Y eI goberna
dor De. Bauco de Inglaterra a~sistie-
ron tambien = las conferencias-
Tn acuerGo que tiene por objeto
u coordination todav.a mas compile
to de los arreg!0S hechOs pr0cedente-
ment 4 propoSito de aprovisioaa-
mientos Y finanZaS. ha Sido conclu.tio
entire las ruatr0 potenciaS-
AdemaS, aleunoS acuerd0S Separa-
dos han sido concludes entire II
Gran Bretana y Francia, de n par
lie. Y entire Inglaterra c Italia, do
otra.
EstaS conferencias tuerOn reanu-
dadas el lanes i!timo. pero Solamen-
te entire e. canciLler del TeSorO Y e
ministro russo de f~inanzas.
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DECLARACIONES DE SAZONOFE

pETROGRAD. Julio ISM. Sazo-
noff. minislro de negocios eXtran-
irroS. Ia dectaradn 4 los represent
BanteS de Ia prenSa que los dere-
rhoS De los EStadoS UnidoS no Sc
ran afectadoS por el nuevo tralado
rtiSo-iopontS.
Ell acurrio Que ACADIA de ser
firma!o, diio eI ministro. no cons
lituv. mas que 81 deSarroiI0 natural
de as convenciones HrocedenteS.
concluidas entire Russia y e. Iap6E
en- 1907 y 1910. La mas antigua de
estaS ronveucloncS menciona expire
.samenie nl acuer6o de las parties con-
tr&tan:es de respet2r E! principle he
una isaaidad reciprocal Ell Su conner
10 Y su Industrial en- China y {, aeuef
do d. mantener Y defender este prin-
cipio.
Este acuerdo subSiste Siempre.
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drSpui< de Ia conclusion def tra!ad"
lie 1916. que t.cnr supplement" IN
obirIo poIitico y rons"rvad"r; "I IL
,a~lya.uartar y defender los d'r"-
Tho. irrrii"riaI"s de Russia y 'i"t Ia
non ' >u> inI"rcSrS rSHrr!aI"N I'll
.hina contra tohG aggression "Ntran-
IA.
Eel nuevo acucrdO no Inaugural
una poliIica pcriudiciaI a los dcr"-
chos = i~ntereseS de los Est&d0S Uni
los. purs deja a tStoS en- e. mi$m"
lu@ar en que dueGarOn ~r"."cado~
dr-pu6S de- los ra!aios Il" 1907 y 1911"
"f.stos dos UjIimos Ia d"moSfrari"
ll.. rStin en- prrlrrto aru"ri" con
las buruaS rnlarioneS Uur han "Nl>-
Lido rnlr" Russia y los ESIad"S I'M
los
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-19
.i%LREDED0R DEL MU\D0.

Di.rSr lun la -aitas Il" los High
landrr, rSror.~r~ son rXiraHriinaria-
m.utr p%opuIar"> IN >a!"ntra. r"Na
gu" no dehe rausar SorprrSa, pu"St"
lmr In inyrnri6n i" "A =aija :" atri-
huyo Il loS Srliura>. microscopes Il"
los Turro>. tom" Sal"nIra form0
part,. de- Imprrio Ot"mano iuraN''
nurhnS >!=,o<. no - ir "-iraGar ia"
e. <oni,io dr Ia =aita ra.l>r placer g.
los natives &C. Ia poh acton.
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TRES DESTROYERS ITALIAN0S
BOMBARDEARON... . d.
N'iene de In Pag. 2a.)

ticias recibidas aqui hoy. ~procedentes
de Viena.
FL dnico destrozo de consideration
fue IA destruction d. Ia torre de! ed
ficio del Parlamento, Segim : G dice
en- e informe ofica. que e. Minister"
d. Marina Gi1 u Ia puhlicidad.
Fl puerto de Ravcna. en- Ia costa
italiana de! Adriatico, fuG atacada 20.
varios de nuestros a~eroplanos, reere-
sando estos sin novedad, despues dc
,ealizar 81 haZana.
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TRlRINA DEL PUBLlCO.
Viene de Ia 3a.)

contaba con bastanJes e,emcntoS de
guerra nj habia tropas suficienteS
para clio. q parte de Que las eXiSten-
ties estaban va muy desmoralizadas y
en- gran numero habian principiado "
desertar. TODD 10 cual maria que Il
resistencia armada reSultase no sofa.
mente eSteril. sino hasra muy PERU
dicial finalmente. para Il Sociedad.
2 Ia II SC trataba de Salvar.
4o.-La defectuosa organization
del ex-Ej6rcito Federal, cuya ca
sc de tropa eS5aba tornado en- 81 ma
vor parte con "~forZadOs' ' con los
elementoS mas n~ocivos de nueSJro
pueblo bajo. permitia Greer que e.
hcenciamiemto de tropa poGria result
tar una MEDIA bcnefica para u ms
tituci6n. V en- buen grade IN acto da
justicia pOr 10 que tcca 4 los for
zados", ~Quienes recobrarian II il
6ertad. a la que tenian justo dere
cho. Mas arriba digo Ia "llamada di-
soluci6n del E.itrcito" n referirme =!
,icenciamiento. Y aqui cahe aclarar
Ia Erase. para 10 cual. citando e.
texto de los referidoS trataaoS de
Teoloyucan hare notar que, Eel Ejer-
otto Constisucioralista quedaba obi
gado a dar Plenas garantias a TODD.
los r,ilitares federales, de acueroo
CON las leyes en- vigor; los Generates,
Jefes y Ofic;ale< del Ejercito Fede-
raj, quedaban a disposition del Phi
mer Jefe de las f~uerzas constitutional
listas; v este ultimo estaba obligado.
desde SUI entrada Il Ia Capital. d GU
dar investido con ei caracter de Pre-
sidente provisional de- la Republica ;.
De haber cumpliGo eSaS SolemneS PFC
meSaS, como era racional esperanto,
Soiamente aquel:cS miembros Gel
Ejercito Federal que cargaSen o &c
litoS peSadoS pOr las ''leyes Ell vigor',
haorian podido sufvir algo en- virtue
de aquelloS tratadOS. Y para esoS 40
debia de h~uScarS2 inmunrdad; los
dennis. habrian qGcdado en- pleno &c
ce de los derechos que IL mismas
leyeS les comedian, Y habrian con
tinuado Al servicio del nuevo gobier-
no cue debi5 haberse estabIecIav
"desde IA entrada q Ia Capital del
Primer Jefe de las fuerzaS conSti
tucionalistas''. El efecto final. por
10 tanto, debi6 haber Sido depura-
dor: Y en- honor de Ia verdad, el ex-
Ej6rcito Federal neceSitaba tai depu
-aci6n.
Al permitirme canSarlo con esta
larga declaration, abrigo Ia eSperan-
"a de que podra servir para modifi,
car su c~riterio ' Ell de otros muchos
que sin dolo alguno NE hayan cul,
padO. pues creo estar juStiticado de
mi n de obrar sobre el asuntc
discntido.
Le a0ticipo las dehidas sracias poi
Il benavola a.enci6n que me hays
de ocorgar. Y con Ia seguvidad de m
respeto = aprecio, me es honrost
Uuedar Z Sus 6rdeneS. 81 amigo.
z. VELASCO.
1856 So Hill St.
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~INCLATEeRA Y FRANCiA.

L0NDRES, julio Is. FL Il dc Ju
lilo fue ce!cbraio ca l.ondreS "con IN
/ cspiriuu solemme dc camaraderia = de
! confraterni,iad de srmaS" si&uien,tc
Ia expression de IN e>critor ingles. Ca
81 TODD el mundo portaba las insig-
Mas tr~icolores. Grandes donativos
Ifueron hechos = In Cruz Roj& France
81. que produjeron Sumas considera-
bles.
He aoui I'm ejcmplo del tono ge
neral de .os articIIoS de fondo pu-
blicados por los ~peri6dicos Ell oca-
sion de Ia fiesta patri6tica francesca
"Nuestras hberalidadeS Gerram2-
das acknowledgements entre las ma
! nos de las damaS de In Cruz koji
/ Francesa. son I'm Simbolo dc nucsjro
amor V nuestra lealtad hacia Ia re
publica francesa. ~democracia dc de
mocracias, dcfcns0ra de Ia human
dad contra Ii domination de Prussia.
,. Fl mundo no podra jamas pagan Z
Francia IA Geuda mora! que le debc.
a Trancia. eSpada de Ia Justicia y .
gida de IL cIviiizaci6n."
Ia celebration de n fiesta nacio-
nal francesa principle por I'm servicio
religioso en- IA cathedral de Westmins
ter. NJ. Cambon. embajador de Fran
cia en- Inglaterra. asisti6 . la cere-
monia. Mas de Ia m!tad de IA gran
h~asilica estaba LENA de sO!dados in
gleseS herilos y no heridoS. La cere-
! monia fue de las mas im~presionan-
ties.
\ medic dia tuvo lugar en- HayGo
Park una demonstration de trabSja-
dores ' en- seguida Il mulntud
enorme sc traslad6 ante IA em5ajadS
de Francia, donde Sc aclam6 4
Ges voces a Ia gran naci6n latina =
q 81 embajador en- Londre5.
Mr.. CambOn. IL recibir = IL colo
nia f~rancesa en- cl r~ecinto de n cm-
bajada, dijo entire otras cosaz a,
Siguientes:
Con nuestros fieles a!iadoS. levaG
tados como nosotros. contra IA oprc-
sion De los barbaros, determinadoS
como noSotros Z luchar durante Ia
guerra Y despues de lie guerra contra
81 domination po!itica y economical,
hamoS tornado IA ofensiva sobre 10
dos los frentes. Esta offensive no.
/ costara lareoS ~eStuerZos Y dolOrosos
SACRIFICES, pero. prosiguiendO!a con
determination. nos dard Ia victoria
que mcreccmOS, pOrque comhatimos
nor Ia juSticia. FeramOS tOdavia bri-
liar Ia e~strella de Francia con nu--
vas cIaridades en- IN cielo mas pro
fundo y mas puro.
Diez m~illones de banderas Y de in
signals ~francesas fueron vendidas en-
los almacenes. en- las GALES y en- los
teatros. En- los hoteles fuerou rea!i
zados tamhien millareS de "souve-
Mrs" fabricados con fraementos DE-
metraIla encontr&dos en- q campo de
batalla. Una franceSa vendi0 .apida
mente "un almacen Re carteras ne
chaS con el material de los aeropla-
nos capturadoS por los soldados de
Francia." Gaby Deslys, en- Ell hotel
Saboya. recibio rioScicntos cincucnta
pesos por una sofa baniera, pero e.
record fue obtenido por Olga Neither
sole que vendio en- s~eiscientos pesos
una bandera parecidl. Sc cree que
a Cruz Roja FranceSa ubtuvo duran
te ell dia un beneficio de medic nj
Hon de pesos. In Cruz Roja IngIesa
hizo IN donatlvo de veinticinco mil
lihraS esterlinaS para los heridos fran
ceSes.
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Otras noticias de Maza,ian.

Ha yuclto 4 rcnaccr Ii tranquIlid"i
en- vista de las noticiaS ~recibidas dc
que Fl conflIcto con los Estados Uni
dos Sc so!ucionara pacificamente.
Han ~empczadO 4 circular los nuc
vos acknowledgements, con va!or dc
v%eipte. diez Y cinco centavoS.
Sc hizo cargo de n Comandan-
cia Militar de In Plaza, accidentalr2cn
te. ell captain primcro Eduardo SoIia-
no.
Ell senior Joaquin Sanchez Hi
dalgo fue comisionado para dar ms
trucci6n militar q los obreros. Tam
Dien Sc le comisionG para que fer
me an battalion.
Sc encuentra Sumamentc alivia-
do de las heridas que Sufri6 en e!
degrumDe de la Plaza de Toros. Ma
nucI Estrada, ey-director de FL Ca
rreo de Ia Tardc."
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Ell canciIIer del Tesoro de IngIaterra Y los
ministries de Hacienda de Francia, Russia e
Italia han tenido importantes conferencias
La Cruz Roja Francesa obtuvo donativos en-
Londres durante la fiesta del IA de
Julio por valor de 100000
icias telesraficas y cablegraficas de TODD Ell mundo

recibido en- uno de los ultimos Iotu-
bates que Sc regiStraTon en- Ia re
gi0n del rio Soma.
Ell duque de Ruan habia sido pro
movido =! grade de captain de infan
re.ia. Despaes de haber. sido heridc
frentr = Vcrddn el noble de ~r-fcr":r.
cia recibiI del eobierno a condecora-
cian de II legion dc hono".
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los Successes REGISTRADOS
EN- MAZATLAN, REFERiDOS
POR LA PRENSA DE
AQUEL PUERTO
Virnr de In il. p;ig.t

":-e''' - ~ .anit:n A..
Pfii"ei' q" T.-,
"rfs
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'"''' loIa. Tro..;nmas
IT, ,,a.;nas m. +e,i.o
nIioro CON ast,s , l., c,I1e "
In:.;o.o, II m,eu. an l. c~rea,ci,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-19
mURIo Ell DUUoE DE RUAN

PARIS. Julio 1S.-El duque Dc
Ruan. diputado por e. departamento
De Morbihan. ACADIA de MORN en Tn
hospital del frente lie batalla. 4 con-
secuencia de las hcridaS que habia
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UNA PAZ HONORABLE

LONDRES, Julio 1S.-El comlte
nacional alaman, que fue organizado
recientemcnte bajo IA presidencia de.
principe Won Wedel con Ell objeto de
preparar al pueblo aleman para una
paz honorable. comenzara muy prom
10 Ia organization de una serie de
reunioneS en- Giferentes ciudadeS de
Aiemani&. De acuerdo con 10 que d.
&c ell c~orreSponSal de II Agencia Reu,
ter en- Amsterdam. los alemanes pa
recen deSconfiar sacramento de este
comite. La "Gaceta de Berlin dice
que cincuenta oradores que son en- su
mayor parte politicos Y ~profesores Y
cue sustentan las opiniones mas en-
~conCradas, eSt&n encargados de pro-
nurciar los discusses. e. professor
Adolfo Harmack hablara en- Berlin.
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4 B. FRANK COMPANY.

Somos los rrnctnah, m.NoT.ros Il" nIas. rn"r'"ra. arn"mhs para 'ahaN"
ra&. rra rrrha para sriHaSy Tmu,. tlnhirn mAufplmranrnS Ia hen conc.
rnI llarn Al we" d 9lEEdnrc> ur,rliia, Uu"da.. y lrai"S d" khaki.
CHrano- ru a,renn run- urNrm'~ y Nos "m1 yrn' trn"r ia "r"Finni-
dad dn uanur>lafr uoc-na mas ra arnron Y rrrtNa. al ser ravore"iHns
con III ,NEI
Ir4rua1- utpari4rant, rSrrrinT,n I"" U'lr@irr de lrlrtoS poi Cnrre". y
rn, porE, ~, 80 nigga IN 81. lorna sTt "h@" =: HlNwa "I"rih a"nrti.
..m-.. WUSI COMMERCE. STREET. san ANTONIO, TrSaS-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-19

Cuando neeesite libros en- espanol
listed a Ignaeio E. Lozano.-
COZ Dolorosa SITS. Antonio, Texas.
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I'll CORRESpONSNL
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1916-07-13

in effect when the worlds war broke
upon US?
The following is taken from the An
nual Report Of Secretary of the Treas
ury MoAdoo, for the fiscal year 1914:
The outbreak Of the European war
precipitated many grave problems. g.
I, is a tribute to the economic strength
and soundneSs of the country and TO
the patriotism Of its people in every
class and walk OF Inc lie that the
shock has been 50 admirably wilhslood
-. This has been accomplished not
wi,hsanding the fact that the Federal
Reserve system author rzed by the Act
oi December %. 1918, was at that
time only in process Of formation and
was therefore unable to render any
service in the situation"
WHAT really did tide over the emerg.
ency, as the Secretary OF the Sreasury
admits in his report. was the Aldrich'
Vreeland emergency currency measure,
which was Of Republican origin.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1916-07-13
More Imports Less Revenue

Imports to'sling $l,95l,000,0O0
for The IL mouths ended May 81, 1916,
produc, d hu, Sl9l,95l,0O0 Of customs
revenue, making an average rate Of
duty for the period cf 9 8 per cent,
the lowest in the history Of the count
ry This points TO the reason why the
D, uocra,s had 10 depend on the war
tax" lor the United S atcs, in spite oI
the iact that he kept US ou, Of war, "
and whv the Tree sugar clause OF the
Democratic tariff was repealed It the
llh hour Daring the II months
ended Ma, 1913 under the Repu6I'
can tar H law. our i'm! ors amounted 10
81, 682, 900, 900, viii, h paid into tie
Federal Treasury S2o4,474,O00--i i'm
ports 1863, 900, 900 less and customs
revenue Sl02, ,0OO,O 900 more than the
1915 period under the Dtmecra,ic Law.
The Republicans were not imposing
every conceivable tax, and handsom
surplus was presented to the DINO
Gratis which they quickly dumped into
the pork barrel.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1916-07-13
Which voicC?

Mr.. Mccormick. the new Democra-
tic National Chairman, declares that
The voice Of Wilson is the voice Of
the nation and must be sustained. !"
Let US see.
Never in American have we had a
President as unstable in his views as
the present incumbent In the ,as,
few years the voice OF Wilson has
been
In Iavor Of and opposed TO a single
Presidential term.
In favor and opposed to free Panama
Canal tolls for American ships.
In favor oI and opposed to tar.f
commission
In favor Of and opposed 70 free sug'
ar.
In favor OF and opposed 10 irterIer
ing in NJ xican fff'irs.
In favor Of and opposed to making
loans 10 the belhgerent powers in
Europe.
In favor Of and opposed TO classifying
armed merchant ships as ships of war
III favor OF and opposed to full tx
preston by Congress on the armed
merchant ship question.
In Iav,r Of aud opposed to large
navy.
In favor Of and opposed to large
military preparednt IS.
In favor Of and opposed To knocking
Bryan into a "Cockd Hat"
In iavor Of and opposed to Woman
Suffrage,
In favor Of and opposed to cutting
down extravaganza in Government
affairs.
In favor Of and opposed to decreas-
ing the number oil Government en-
ployes.
In favor Of and opposed TO union la
Dor, the initiative and referendum,
civil service, direct election olSenators
and in favor oI and opposed to every
proposition Of importance that has
been before the American public in
the last few years.
When Mr.. Mccormick declares that
the voice OF Wilson is the voice Of the
Nation, he should specify which voice,
that in favor Of or opposed to" a
proposition. Wilson uses both on all
questions.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1916-07-13
Protection"

II would secure the American mar
ket TO the American Producer, and |
would not hesitate to raise tariff duties
whenever necessary to secure this pa
uotic end. would not have an idle
man or an idle mill or and idle spindle
in this country il, by holding exclusive
ly the American market we could keep
them employed and running. Every
yard OF cloth imported here makes a
demand for one yard less Of American
fabrication.
LET England take care Of herself;
let France look after her interest; let
Germany take care Of her own people,
but in Gods name let Americans look
after America. Every ton Of steel i'm
ported diminishes that much Of home
production. Every blow struck on the
other side npon an article, shich
comes here in competition with like
articles produced here makes the de
mand for one blow less at home. Ev'
cry days labor upon the foreign pro
ducts sent 10 the United States take:
one days labor from an American work
ing man. I would give the days la
Dor to our own first, last and all the
time, and that policy which fails il
this is opposed TO American interests
To secure this is the great purpose o
Protective Tariff"
WILLIAM MCKINLEY.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1916-07-13
the pork barre

The Republicans Of the various
counties in Missouri and particularly
the close and the comparatively close
counties, should realize that this is a
Republican year and that matters
that for some years have been hope
less are worth fighting for now. The
party has a chance to elect its local
tickets in seventy five counties Of the
state and portions Of them in most oI
the rest. The first step is to give the
party the confidence and prestige oi
big primary vote. II the Republican
vote shows up on August lst larger
than the Democratic, it is going to
spur the party with assurance and cor
respondingly depress the opposition.
In this matter every Republican can
help by going to the primary polls,
voting the Republican primary ticke!
and in getting his Republican neigh
bors to do the same. This is mat
ter Of the utmos, importance. Then
see that a good, strong ticket is nomi.
mated. Name not only the very best
men but the very best runners and
and then get behind them and boos
every minute Of the day until electi n
Strong men like Walter S. Dickey are
going to pull the general party vote W
il every body does his duty.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1916-07-13
Rspubican Act Ayerted Panic

II is quite common for Democratic
speakers and writers to credit the new
Federal Reserve Law with aver;ing a
a panic at the outbreak Of the Euro
pean war. thought that Law had no, ye,
gone into effect. Chairman Ollie M.
James, Of the Democratic National
Convention, is one speaker who over
looked the record. He said:
What would have been the result
II the old Republican system had beer