Editorials.

This article presents information on socio-politics. It was at Williston, North Dakota, the other day that an old man arose in a political gathering to announce to the audience that he, a life-long Republican, for the first time in his life would vote the Democratic ticket. Whereupon arose another gray-head to say, "Well, I've voted the Democratic ticket all my life, but I'll be hanged if I'm going to vote for Wilson's man Cox. Harding for me." This incident is highly characteristic of the campaign. Never have party loyalties sat so loosely; never have there been more contradictory drifts of sentiment, never more confusing cross-currents.