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D DIGEST T rG ST Ida has s received many an r telegrams b which care are le reprinted in 11 the thc issue 5 of N November J 8 8 Typical I examples are these two from two from Kansas hansas o I Idealistic c I Kansas S Voted r for the Idealism It l I Found in iti Woodrow Wilson Tilson It It was Kansas fans s g idealism that thai gave V Wood Woodrow row Wilson Vilson the Electoral vote Idealistic Kansas ansas voted r for the idealism it found in Y Woodrow Wilson Vilson and which with the friendliest will in in the world it failed o oto to find in Mr r. r Hughes It rejoices in a a. prosperity tv it has never before known but above and beyond all else I Kansas voted for 1 V Wilson because it ft rote recognizes in him one v who in spite of all vacillation I Dr and many y mistakes yet does appreciate the fact that the American people look to lond mere dollars dollars rl i We re Went eat Democratic b by Default Because We e Were iere J 1 Neither either T Hungry In ln nor nol Scared 0 First there was vas a fat rich cushion of prosperity and the farmer was lulled upon it he refused to think Second the women voters were attracted very verr largely by the quavering slogan He the kept us I out of war they refused to think Third the Republican state managers could not believe there was Iz any real danger they refused to think think think-of r or worry So we ve went Democratic by default because we were sl neither hungry indignant nor scared In Kansas Y it was not a victory but a symptom It does not mean r the rejuvenation of Kansas Democracy but the fatty degeneration of the Kansas spirit 5 The Issue issue of THE LITERARY DIGEST for November is a particularly striking and interesting interesting interest interest- In ing number containing such other informing features as Did id the Hand That Rocks the Cradle Swing the Election lection t c Showing the Part That the Women Took in the Presidential Contest U Gei Germanys Germany's s 's Real l Food Situation How Hov Poland Is IR Helped T Unhappy I r Gree Greece c Japans Japan's ns n's Constitution Jarred Darted I a Saving SavIno the Children's Childrens s Teeth i Testing Airmen in France Spun Spun- Spun paper I 1111 Products rr The rhe h Years Year's Poetry Are You Yon T a and I IThe The rile Militiamen's 1 Morals 1 ads The British Idea Ilea of Our Newspapers s Ic I-Ic How v Germany Re Regards aids the Somme Catholic Germanys Germany's Submission t Splendid Illustrations Many Man Many of Them J f r r Digest Readers ea Get a an Accurate a Focus ocus on the a News 1 When YOU look at a n faraway y object your perception and at once all becomes de clear 1 and coherent and you perceive per per- t of or its details is blurred and defective e But take a telescope the thing as ns it really is rhe Digest lib like e the tele tole- telescope f 1 or a pair of field glasses and bring them to hear bear upon scope enormously increases tho the field of vision and find lets in ina inthe f the object and the details instantly become clear cleat to y you on and a a. flood of light b upon the thc subject giving you a correct focus j YOU yon know it for exactly what it is In the world of news that reveals re the truth If you ron want authoritative and impartial im im- 1 t your conception of facts is frequently warped and distorted partial testimony testimony- from all view points on all the burning h bv by the multiplicity of publications and their widely y di divergent questions of the day read this foremost of weekly y news new s i e f ent statements But turn to THE LITERARY DIGEST magazines i November Number on Sale Today Today All All News dealers News lOc lOc I r Of The YC Om to t te f Be The e a Reader ea o of it r Digest i u FUNK W COMPANY Publishers of the Famous NEW Standard Dictionary NEW YORK l f o r J j li t to r v i It J. 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