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Grand Forks herald., 1917-03-26
OUR FIGHTING PATRIOTISM

The Herald:
Where is the trouble with the American people at
this present present time? .,. ~.
verge of war.
Tho watchword Of the hour is: Patriots. forth!
But deny the fact that there is almost
able air of nonchalance recent actions in our city
plainly demonstrate strife among people to tho az
important question Of the hour? Where is the trou5e
Why division?
Has tho spirit Of patriotism ceased to exist
Has the spirit Of 177s and 1851 died outf ,
As a born American citizen would declares Indeed
not believe that true American is true patriot
to this our beloved country ready to uphold 1t. an
bring tho sacrhees And yet we are as view
it. divided people Why? Not in the question Of patro
s but in the legality Of action and the justice OF
our cause.
3 point: England in her manifesto of Nov.
q 1914 issues warning to all nations respecting mer
Well John. action does not suit protest. but
never mind we as Americans will take note will BEHAVE
good possible under the we will stay
at home keep our ships in our haroors allow you to
tail paralyze neutral trade with enemies
and prove friend in need
Here Germany with her manifesto in Feb.
1919 Warning is given to all nations respecting ocean
travel in certain What is our answer? Dearest
William. Indeed not. Remember, we are Americans
Az Americans have certain rights Our trade with
your enemies must scorn your warning and If
necessary, will fight for our rights
Is this not our position Have you not stated at the
the industries of this country
foreign commerce for the sale Of goods and
the purchase Of large share Of necessities? why
| this double-faced policy7
pend Independent" Of date (Feb 12 1910
read Between the United States and England there
closer sympathy and mutual cooperation than ever
| before in the history Of the two countries
A writer in 1.-The New Republic" March 3, 1910
states the 1T legal right national
necessity England is adequately provsoned
been desire Germany crushed; still
endure tho reduction Of England vassalage
And this latter calamity have the power to avert
Are subscribe to this? Do subscribe to It'll
Is this our highly praised American neutrality?
this that to be instled and inspired with
patriotism?
| As an American patriot enter my protest against
these and sincerely hope that drop
Grand Forks herald., 1917-03-26

crop may ruined in a week by rust or in night by
unreasonable frost These conditions which ahec
all the world. Ono only check up on tho
present situation and hope for the best
But while predictions worthless, 1t Is gratifying
that the conditions Of today excellent.
fairly amount Of powing done in the fall and
this always the first step toward large acreage plant
ed in the best possible manner. The physical condition
of fall powed land is almost always better than that OF
spring blowing even where the work in the latter c2s
we'll done; and 1t ts not apt to be we'll done De-
it Ia likely to be done moro hurriedy.
While there has been> abundant snowfall the snow
disappearing gradually that there pros
Of the flooding Of low places The water is being
SOIL be available for vegetation later
with the character of the weather thus far
way for early seeding provided unfavorabe
weather delay Farmers everywhere
realize the value early seeding and while the rule has
had exceptions 1t is the rule that early sown crops es
pecally wheat, give the satisfactory results.
Prices products high. The conditions
probabilities the future such that It
likely world will absorb all that the country
produce this year prices high at present II
higher There has been time when the Amer"
farmer regard the conditions surrounding his
with greater satisfaction has there ever
time when the prospects for immediate and high
y satisfactory from energetic and intelligent ef
fort
Grand Forks herald., 1917-03-26
CENSORSHIP
The Anne

The American people likely soon to share tho
experience Of the nations in having shut on
certain information pertaining in which they
engaged. information which would be exceedingly
Interesting. which they will miss decidedly
The people of the United States have been able to
follow the events Of the more closely than have
the people Of the nations engaged The censors
active in all the bellgerent countries. and
result Of their has been suppress the pub
ucaton countries Of information which was
possession Of their enemies Practically all OF
this Information has to the United States. and
oncial gossip and information and
the American papers, together with such comment as
American editors chose to make.
Tho American authorities taking the sensible
appealing Just the patriotism of news
paper publishers. that appeal necessarily to
newspaper readers we'll It Is likely that before
long, when tho operations become active and
when the existence Of state Of 10 officially recognz-
ed that will be to organize American CEN
sorship although the word Is not popular In this coun-
But, the vigorously Is conducted, the
Is 1t likely to end. And in order that 1t be
effectively the whole force of the nation must
be thrown into It, Not only the armed forces but all
industries Of the country be organized for
fective And part Of the there must
organization reduce system the dssemina-
ton Of
1t is be expected that. with few exceptions
both publishers and readers will seek cooperate locally
fence neighbors least in measure. what
avoid in the handling Of this feature And. if the
conducted reasonably and inteligenty most of
will be willing to submit to temporary incon-
that the interests Of the nation may
be protected,
Grand Forks herald., 1917-03-26
CROP CONDITIONS

1t is customary this spring. or
possibly little earlier, predict big crop for the en-
suing The who cannot in the weather
and general conditions March abundant justification
for conviction that the coming be record
breaker is popularity supposed to all the ele-
0f good citizenship
Inasmuch the crop yield is determined by hun
Of which spring weather. time Of seeding
condition Of soil only three 1t evident that
crop predictions made at this just much
idle The conditions today may be reversed
tomorrow. A late spring may be turned into early
Without great variation in the total rainfall
rain may distributed through the dc
Grand Forks herald., 1917-03-26

OF American blood must be shed for
this our illegal right ana national ne
;cssdty. !" Americans for America, ana
otherwise .'friendship 70 ali and
malice to none"
Respectfully.
H. F. Bueses.
Grand Forks. March as.
Our friend should recall that Great
Britain has not contravened the in.
ternational laws and usages in her
restrictions on ocean commerce.
Neither has she sunk Lusitania,
nor Sussex, or Laconia.
Britain has not ruthlessly taken the
lives Of American women and chill
dren, as we'll as men.
But Germany has icontravened
every. law Of God and man in her
campaign Of carnage and militarism.
applied to sea as we'll as land, with
out consideration Of international
rights. friendly warnings or patient
appeals.
American honor has been trampled
underfoot. and American lives have
been disregarded utterly. in the ap-
parent belief that President Wilson'S
1--WE are too proud to fight meant
that We were too weak, or too COW.
ardly. to fight, and that we would not
fight.
BUT WE WILD FIGHT. The spirit
Of 1875 and Of 1861 and Of 1898 is not
dead.
Legal right and national neces-
sity' ana !, "closer. sympathy" may
have a part-and do have a part-in
the causes that will make us fight, but
beyond and above all that, and tran
scending all else, is the God-given
heritage Of American freedom and
American honor that will be upheld
against all who violate our rights and
trample on our flag.
Grand Forks herald., 1917-03-26
What They Say
Imperial Dronery.

(From the Columbus (ohio) Journal)
If the car really has q sense Of
humor, the way 1t said in that life OF
him we once read, we suppose he's
been telling his friends lately that
he's mighty glad to see by the Asso-
ciated Press dispatches that his re-
cent abdication has been enthusiastic
cally acQuiesced in by all, explaining
in his droll way that man always
likes to be on the popular side.
Backyard War News.
(From the Columbus (Ohio) Journal)
Occasionally we succeed in pressing
back the neighbors' cat for q con-
siderable distance over narrow
front. but she always comes back and
we are unable to report any i'm
portant changes in terrain.
Strange is Pride.
(From the Columbus (Ohio) Journal)
Pride 10 q strange thing. For in
stance, a man would much rather be
seen by the younger and prettier set
Of neighbor women filling up the
gasoline tank than emptying the gar
bage, though the latter act is really
much more commendable in that he
just does 1t to help his poor hard
working wife by that much.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1917-09-28

ust. A. ID. 1917, in favor OF the PLAIN
tiff. William G.. Phoenix, n against
the defendants Jacob shrader ana
Layinia Schrader, and afsb in favor OF
the defendants ]. B. Barnhardt, James
c. McLachlan, Bistline Lumber COM
pany and John o. Johnston, as cross
complaints and against the
Jacob Schrader and Lavinia S~cnrauer'
said writ reciting the material paris
of said judgment, duly attested on tne
4th day of September, 1917, and IN
the name of the state Of Idaho, directed
10 the sheriff of Power county, ldano'
and TO me d. B. Jeffries as such sher-
If. directed and delivered to me on
the 9Th day of September, 1871 lot
execution and levy, commanding ana
recurring me as such sheriff to exc
cute the Judgment by making sale OF
the lands hereinafter described anu
applying the proceeds thereof IN con-
formity Herewith in the manner pre-
formity Herewith in the manner pre-
scribed by law, / will sell, at the time
and place hereinafter specified, the
lands and premises directed TO De
sold by said judgment and decree,
which lands and premises are situated
lying and being in the county OF POW
er, state of Idaho and particularly de-
scribed as follows:
The south half (Sk) of the north
east quarter (NEA), and the south
half (Sk) of the northwest quarter
(NWA), of section twenty-eight (2S)i
township nine 90 south Of range
thirty-four (34) east Of the Boise meri-
dian together with all and singular
the tenements, Entertainments and APP
purtenances thereto belonging.
Notice is hereby gwen: That on
the 29th day of September, 1917, at
the hour of one o. o'clock in the
afternoon of that day, in front Of the
front door of the building now used as
the county court house ofPower county.
in American Falls, Idaho, I will sell
at public auction sale, subject to any
prior valid lien against the same, al
and singular the above described pre-
misses, or so much thereof as may be
sufficient to satisfy the judgment as
Lset out in said writ, together with in.
terest, costs and expenses of sale, t
the highest bidder therefor for cash
in lawful money Of the United States
Of America.
Dated, September 18th, 1917.
d. B. JEFFRIES,
Sheriff, Power County.
BY Fred Walworth, Deputy.
Sept. 7-14-21-2S.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1917-09-28
sHIP-BumQING STRIKERS REVEAL
A WRONG SPIRIT.

Employees who are tying up govern
ment ship-buildlng on Puget Sound,
the Columbia river and San Francis
co bay are manufacturing public opin-
ion rapidly for compulsory arbitration
In war industries.
The council Of national defense has
asked both employees and employers
10 be patriotic and throw no obstacle
In the way OF our winning this dread
full war. II has asked that neither
shall endeavOr to take advantage Of
the country's necessities to change
existing labor standards; that
when economic or other emergencies
arise requiring changes Of standards,
the same shall be made only after
such proposed changes have been in
v~estigated and approved by the
ell OF national defense"
One OF the cOuntry's urgent necessi-
ties is ships-ships TO bear food and
munitions to our allies In Europe;
ships to bear food, munitions and hos
pital supplies to our own armies
across the sea. We must build ships
and build them quickly TO win the war.
To that end congress has appropriated
hundreds OF millions of dollars. and
the American people have Loyalty sup
piled the money by paying e%xtraordin-
airy war taxes and buying Liberty
bonds. The government has let the
contracts for the work. and the indus
try, affording profitable employment
for an army Of w-age-earners, was go
ing forward night and day.
Al this juncture a vast concerted
strike. in part direct and in part sym
pathetic, is staged in flat violation Of
the governments appeal. AT San
Francisco the strikers have refused
TO await government investigation a
day. when urged 10 that patriotic
course. their leader arbitrarily de-
clared that the strike had been ord
cred and must go on.
II voluntary arbitration fails, the
American people will demand com
pulsory arbitration. They see their
sons. brothers, husbands and sweet
hearts going forth TO a frightful war.
and are In no mood to accept help
lessly "A situation that can have no
other meaning than the needless sac
rifice of patriotic lives.-Spokesman-
Review.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1917-09-28
uopEsrr IS mRTrE. Rrr

n just beats al how the Press gets
into the ilmeliRht a. the county fair
the theoreticai-agriculturist editor
walked away uith the blue ribbon Tor
Early Ohio potatoes. They we're hne
potatoes nearly az good as some ex-
hlblted hy members 81 the Boys Pota-
10 clubs hut noN GENES Dave Bur
reil. the practical farmer % the Press
force. and harVesta 500 pounds Of
beans per acre from land that has
heretofore been regarded AZ particu-
larly adapted 20 producing jack rab-
bits and coyotes n was good jack
rabbit ground until Dave became
aesthetic and imported a couple Of
"h0un daWRn." Since then he has on
b been able 20 raise hopes on this
ground until fate sci him 70 thinking
about beans. When We market our
crops there viii be some money Ia
circulation. MOdesty u a great virtue
bat a poor advertising medium.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1917-09-28
WAKE Up WASHINGTON.

Increase the acreage OF winter
ehcat. IS the word that goes out from
Washington 20 the iarpors OF the
west Fixing the price FOR the 1915
crop az s. q bushcl and S. 90 for the
crop of the present year. takes care
of one problem. but there Is a more
serious one which the government has
not set shown a disposition 20 solve.
Implement manufacturers have for
months been trying 20 Impress upon
the officials at Washington the fact
that tho making OF farm machinery
must continue IL the worlds demand
Tor foodstuffs Is 10 be met by the
American farmer. or what use q Is
90 grow crops IL they annot be har-
vested2 And there is imminent dan
ger that the wheat grower viii find
himself up against an implement fam
Inc when he comes to harvest the
1915 crop.
This shortage is already keenly fell
In the mountain states, especially In
the bean-raising sections Of Colorado
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1917-09-28
CURThILING THE BENEFIT.

The federal reserve board has taken
action 10 abolish long time credits.
Hereafter federal reserve banks will
not r%ediscount paper that has more
than ninety days to run.
when the federal reserve banks were
established II was claimed that they
would benefit the producers by n
nbling them To get money. In this re-
apect they have been a disappolnt-
ment. Farmers, aa a rule. do not Dor
row money for thirty. sixty or ninety
day periods. Their requirements are
usually for six months or longer. Lo-
cal hanks have been handicapped In
the past In serving their patrons be-
cause federal reserve banks would not
advance money to local banks On pa
per running more than six months. and
this handicap will be increased by the
decision TO discourage long credits.
AZ certain seasons OF the year. say
at spring seeding time, farmers have
need for a great deal OF money. more
than can possibly be obtained from
their local banks. They viii not be
able 20 pay before harvest. because
they viii have nothing to market. linz
mcdiatcly following harvest the fall
seeding is on aud grain can not be
marketed. This fact causes many OF
their loans TO be made 90 run for
more than six months. The federal
reserve banks have never been OF any
assistance 10 such borrowers. Now
that the time limit les to be reduced
there viii ho a further curtallment Of
benefits 10 borrowing farmers.
To illustrate. say that farmer pa
irons OF any local bank viii have need
next spring TO borrow $4,000 TO
finance their operations until after
harvest, a period Of more than six
months and the bank has only $25 900
20 loan. Fifty or 100 farmers come in
aud take all OF the s25. 900. II the fed
ofal reserve banks would buy (redis-
count those notes. Il would give the
locai bank back It's 500. 900 to loan 70
other farmers. and so ON as long as
there was a demand for money. The
shorter the time limit Is fixed the few
or OF these notes can be placed with
the federal reserve banks TO increase
the local money supply.
In other words. the local banks Dor
row from the federal reserve banks.
and In turn loan the money 50 hor-
rowcd % farmers. hut n the federal
reserve banks will not accept long
time paper. how can the local banks
borrow from the federal reserve banks.
"a hnanco their farmer PATRONS
n farmers themselves can o Dor
row from the reserve banks. OF how
much benefit Is the federal reserve
banking system. for which so much
was promised. TO farmers And in
asnmch as the local banks can not
use their loug time paper with federal
reserve banks of how much use Is the
much-praised system To- anybody?
bankers have been criticized fire.
%luently. because they did not get
money from the federal reserve banks
and place II where farmers could get
the use OF it. The six months limit
has made e impossible. IA a large
I number of cases. for banks TO get such
money. and nov that short time paper
Is To be.glvcn the preference The bene
hts OF the federal reserve system vii
hc further lcssened
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1917-09-28

BY Jessie E. Torrance, Deputy.
o. r. Baum, attorney for plaintiff,
residence, American Falls, Idaho.
8-31; 9-7-14-21-28; 10-5.