Burial In -Mountain Grove ceme
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BARRETT In this city, May 11
1920, Sarah A., widow of the late
John Henry Barrett, aged 63 years.
Friends are invited to attend the
funeral from the residence of her
daughter,- Mrs. Henry G. Demme,
153 Union avenue, on Friday, at
2:30 p. m.
Interment family plot Lakeview.
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America to a mere effect upon politicians seeking votes, is to
take an exceedingly limited view of an exceedingly large fac
tor, - '
From the inception of this nation it has favored the exten
sion of the Republican form of government. America support
ed the Republican aspirations of France, favored Republican
Italy and the independence of Hungary; sympathized with Po
land and hoped for the independence of Greece.
The Monroe doctrine was born of the necessity that the
Republics of South America should be freed from the aggres
sions of European monarchy.
' To make Cuba a Republic this country resorted to force,
and in employing force in the late war, founded many repub
lics upon the debris of broken down thrones."
It is not an unfriendly act to desire to extend the Republican
form of government to the people of monarchial countries. Re
publican form has proved itself best fitted to survive, and its
complete establishment, throughout the civilized world is but
a matter of few years.
Ardently to be desired by Americans is the union and
Continued in Xiast Two Columns.
Anyway the doctors and lawyers
I nave nao pienry to ao since the
American people took to automobiles
on euch a great scale.
Profound satisfaction is felt by tho
people when the producers are as
sessed a tax which they wiU pay by
raining, their -jaricea. .-(..
TODAY'S WANTS
TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION.
GENTLEMAN. Protestant American.
