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IOWA EDITORS
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SOUTH AMERICA
(Continued from Pago 13.)
already described that trade should
grow rapidly to the billion dollar
mark and beyond.
"Is not thorofore this opportunity
and responsibility worth while? Is
it not deserving of our utmost efTortB
to develop and conserve in r. spirit
of friendship and a square deal?
Shall wo not substitute for talk of
intervention in Mexico and Guba an
attitude of sympathetic patlenco and
respect for tho efforts of theso and
othor countries to settle their prob
lems without harsh methods upon
our part?
"If we will bo generous, kindly dis
posed and sympathetic in dealing
with Latin-America, there is no limit
to tho possibilities of our commerce
and of our friendship."
PLACING HUH
"What is your idea of a radical?"
asked tho young man who is study
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"My observation," replied Senator
Sorghum, "is that a radical is
usually a man who wants to muss
things up in the hope of establishing
himself in circumstances sufficiently
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