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The Detroit times., 1910-01-07
ROBBERY REPORT CAUSES
MYSTERY AS TO THE VICTIM
Woman Says She's Wife Of Lieut..
Freeman, Fort Wayne. But
There's No such Person.

Police OF Garfield station are some
what mystihed over a report.of y dar-
ing attempt at robbery. made Thursday
night by a well-dressed woman. wno
said she was tho wife OF Lieut.. Free
man at Fort Wayne. She declared
| that a. she was walking along Selcen-
ave-. near Cass. she was accosted by
two men. who grabbed her and dc.
manded money. She screamed sand
they .ned.
Detective Holland. who was sent 10
Fort Wayne to Investigate. was told
THAI no Lieut.. Freeman was stationed
there. and no such woman was known
there.
Gordon Welcome. No. 26 Congress-
st. east. said that some sneak tliief
took $2l In cash. watch and chain.
and most OF his clothing. from mis-
room.
A show case In front or B. Reich
STEMS store. No. 164 Gratiot-ave.. was
broken open. and furs valued at Sic
were stOren
The Detroit times., 1910-01-07
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

NEW YORK. Jan 7.--Pork-Steadv
Lard--Firm: middle west. spot. $l2.95 "
1908 Sugar-Raw. Arm. quiet. Re
fined. quiet. Coffee-Rio No. I. on the
spot. sac. Tallow-Quiet; city. sac;
country, 6kG G7c. Dressed poultry.
steady. Live poultry, firmer. Cheese
Fairly active, frm: full cream specials
l7h 4lsc; skins. specials. 14hc; full
skins. 5dt6iac.
Coffee options opened barely steady.
5 to 10 points higher. Butter-Higher.
fran: receipts 3.005: creamery, extra,
SEC: state dairy. tubs, 264 SAC: imitation
creamery. hrsts. s6t2sc. Eggs-Firm
receipts 1876; nearby white. fancy, is
a soc: nearby mixed. fancy, 31Q 42c:
fresh firsts 37m3yc.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-07
LIVE STOCK.


EAST BUFFALO-ODentng
Dumuins 4 stevens Live stock Report
BUFFALO. Jan. - Especial cat
tle-Receipts cars. steady. Hogs
Receipts 80 cars. higher; heavy. 1915 q
s25: yorkers and pigs. sslVuylo
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts 80 cars
strong; best lambs So: yearlings. 5. q
7.5O; wethers. S5.5oG5.s5; ewes. $50
.525 Calves-S5Uil
EAST BUFFALO-Close.
EAST BUFFALO. y. Y. Jan. l.
Cattle-Receipts 1875 active; prime
ss.5Oa7: butchers. s3.5O96.25. Veals-
Receipts 500. active. common TO choice
sTdli. Sheep and Lambs-Receipts ),
600 active: lambs. $3.50 80; Canada
lambs. ssT5dq. yeariings. $1NI.25
sheen. Ssm6. Hogs-Receipts 4.25o. ac-
tive: yorkers. ssloqs-2o; pigs, $slo
@sl5
CHICAGO, Jan. I.--Cattle-Receipt
1900, steady. beevs, $i.s0qs Texas
ers and feeders, .ss.lSa cows anc
Hogs-geceipts 5000. fair: light. IS. 81
us.sO: mixed. Ss.50as95: heavy. $500 a
g rough Ss.4O0 SIS: yorkers. $3.50 {.
$50: yorkers. sS.70@s.so; pigs. s7.s5 q
SOS sheep and Lambs-Receipts g..
GOO. strong: natives, S3s5M6.l5; west
ern. s4d625: lambs. $6.25 a. $50; west
ern, Se2s9s.s0.
CLEVELAND.
CLEVELAND. o.. Jan. 7.--Hogs-Re'
ceipts $500. 20c higher; all grades: 50
cattle Receipts 8 cars, firm. Lambs
Receipts 10 cars. ss75 top. Calves
Receipts 800. $10.5Q top.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-07
eunhIeton Denies Drinking.

AlDhonse Gumbleton. the Michigan
Central call boy who fell unconscious
on the street and who, the police re-
ported, was drunk. insists this state
ment does him gross injustice. He
says he tainted and declares he never
touches liquor His friends speak vel
OF him.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-07

B WASHINGTON. ID. c.. Jan. For
nnrDoses OF the Republican congres-
'rIonal campaigns every EFFORT Is being
ioids 10 eliminate icannonism" as an
)1eue.
This accounts for the Official out
Gtvtng that Jos. q. Cannon Is 10
resign. ~
President Taft has been telling pro.
xressive visitors that he is opposed
The Detroit times., 1910-01-07

70 Cannon. The congressional cam
paign committee Is busily circulating
the story that this is the last term OF
Mr.. Cannon In the chair The object IS
20 help the men like Tawney. Bon-
tell. Dalzell and host Of their ilk
when they go again before their peo-
pie.
Pledges against Cannon" they viii
The Detroit times., 1910-01-07

A French army officer has invented
small aeroplane that can be towed
by dirigible balloon To carry a
searcklignt to be thrown upon objects
on the ground without disclosing the
dirigible balloons whereabouts.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-07
Has Array Of White Slave Evidence.

NEW YORK. Jan. when tie
grand jury that Is 10 investigate tha
white slave traffic in New York meets
ON Monday. John ID. Rockefeller. Jr..
the foreman, will have mass OF evi-
dence 20 present Tor its consideration.
He stated today that he Is working
hard TO get this evidence in such shape
that the jury can quickly determine
lust TO what extent the traffic prevails.
Today Mr.. Rockefeller, District Atto--
ney Whitman and Assistant District
Attorney Appleton went over a mass
OF evidence whicn has been secured
by private and government detectives.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-07
CHICAGO PRODUCE.

cry. extras. see: firsts. 31@32c: dairy.
extras. ale: frsfs CSC. Eggs--Prime
firsts. ssc: firsts. 35c. Chtese-Twins.
1sA m1shc: daisies. 16& a l!c: young
Americas. 1870. Live poultry-Tur-
keys. lie; fowls. 1914 Gti5c; spring
chickens, 1914 q i4hc; ducks, i4Gl5c:
geese IOc.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-07
INsURGENr MOVEMENT
AGAINST Gilman PETERS OUT
Alderman VIII BE Elected Coune'i
* President Tuesday evening
link 10 Acting Mayer

Aid. Herman r. link began his term
as president OF the common counci
last year by serving as acting mayor.
Mayor. Breitmeyer being called out
of the city for some days. link Is
winding up his presidency the same
way. the mayor being In New YORK.
In honor of the occasion. link gave
little reception TO number OF the
other aldermen In the mayors once,
Friday. and the vault attached thereto.
There has been complete harmony
between Mayor Breitmeyer and his
understudy during the past year. and
the mayor has often left matters oil
considerable Importance 10 be passed
upon ny the president OF the council.
link has made SO good an acting
mayor that the talk OF his becoming a
candidate for the real job several
years hence Is not all Joke.
The situation may be somewhat DIFF
tferent afrer the ciecrion -of -Alds-Giina-
nan as president OF the council. The
Views OF Breitmeyer and Gilman are
radically opposed on many matters.
and II is not likely that the mayor will
20 away from the city except on Sun
days and holidays II he can help II.
| AS the time for the election OF u
council president approaches. the in
sur2ent movement diminishes.
meeting OF the insurgents" was held
Thursday afternoon, and the count or
noses disclosed that there were not
enough votes TO defeat Gilman.
Among those who ire said TO have been
present at the meeting were Aid.
! Heineman, Watson and Allen. A Sec
ond obstacle TO a united attack on
Gilman was the fact that more THAI
One insurgent was anxious for the
presidential honors.
"Glinnan could not get the nomina-
tion IL the caucus had been deferred
until this time" said one wise alder
man. Friday morning But now that
"A caucus has been held. ne cannot be-
defeated for election. Ii would be
en- awful slight 10 man TO let him
believe up to the night of the election
that he would be chosen and then send
| him down to defeat just when his con-
stituents and friends were gathered 70
congratulate him. That would cause
a bitterness that would not wear on =
| There Is a lot OF suspense as TO the
makeup Of the Glinnen committees.
Big contracts are to be passed upon
at once blythe streets and sewers
committee and these are the two as to
which there is the most speculation.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-07
PRODUCE.

The important item in the produce
market was AN advance In poultry OF
about cent. The market has bceu
very quiet since the holidays. but the
demand Is now appearing again while
the receipts continue small. The egg
market was also a cent higher on light
receipts but otherwise the produce
market was very steady. Hide prices
were let down q little. but linseed oil
was jumped up two cents. making A
net advance Of ave cents for the week.
As,,es--soc q 81 per bu: Sf.s0@3 bbi;
vsstern box apples. 32.7s03 box
The Detroit times., 1910-01-07
independent phones In Association.

AS an aid 10 quicker and more EN-
Client service on long distance teie
phone lines. the Michigan Independent
Telephone Traffic association was or
ganized in Detroit, Thursday. Tho
companies interested are: Union Tele
phone company. of Alma; Citizens
Telephone company, OF Grand Rapids
Interstate Long Distance company
Detroit: Citizens Telephone com
pany, Muskegon; Southern Michigan
Telephone company. Burr Oak: Ben
xie Telephone company. Benzonia;
Swaverly Telephone company. kal
,kaska: Homer Telephone company
Homer: Citizens Telephone company
Jackson: Citizens Telephone com
pany. Marshall; Home Telephone com
nanY Detroit
The Detroit times., 1910-01-07
BUTTER AND EGGS.

Batter Creameries. extras. 3sc:
frsts Csc; dairy butteS 2Sc' packing
Egxs-Fresh current receipts. cases
included. sic. Receipts on Friday.
caxeS
The Detroit times., 1910-01-07

TOLEDO.
sl.26A: May, sl2s: July. si.26+ Corn:
Cash, s7Lc: May. 7oc; July. 10lsc:
Sept. 7OIsc Oats: Cash, 4si1c; May,
5Otc; July. 4sc. Rye No. 2. sic; No.
;, 77c. Cloverseed: Cash and jan,
Ss?2N: Feb. and March. t9.05. April,
ss.95; Oct, ss75. Prime timothy. si.ss.
Prime aisike ss75. Eggs; Fancy fresh
37c: current receipts. S3c; fancy cand-
led 26@21c. storage, 24025c. Hay
The Detroit times., 1910-01-07
HUBBY BLAMES G0SsIPs.
They're Responsible For Scandals, III
Declares In Divorce Answer.

Lyndon Hydden Robertson. In an an
swer to the bill for divorce recently
fled by his wife. Anna Cruickshank
Robertson, asserts that II there is any
scandal in the neighborhood OF his
home. "it exists solely as the result
OF insane and jealous talk and gossip
in which complainant constantly In
culres with a few other women oi
the neighborhooG, whose sole occupa
tion I'm that locality Is the creating oi
dissatisfaction In local homes without
justification except the color loaned BY
the imaginings OF an unhealthy mind.
He objects to his wife keeping board
ers and having his costly furnishings
rudeiy handled by a lot OF tran
sients." Besides. his wife doesn't have
10 keep boarders. he says.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-07
NEW YORK COTTON.
q. s. cow BONDS.

Bond quotations, furnished by Hay
den. Stone & Co. i1s-11s Griswoid-st-:
The Detroit times., 1910-01-07

sob Printing done right. Times
1let or City z5s6.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-07
CONFUSED TONE
i'm STOCK MARKET
Steel Common and Leading Railroad
Issues Move Up and Down in
Dull Session.

;, Anal ma. Cop. sss' Am. &C, c. = r. IL;
Ice. 2sa: Am. Loco. Ss'. Am. Sugar.
IS y do G pfd. ioss Ana. Cop. e, d. SOC.
So ~, Atcn., i22h; b. 4 o., iish; b,
h Tr.. ,sh, Cen, Leath.. an do ptd.
los Ch. 4 O.. slk Q. 4 CT. w. sst;
i7sH: Col r. & l.. Asa: Col a Sou.
50 \ Cons. Gas. iSsis Corn Prod. ?sh:
ID; Hud.. lsisA; p. 4 Rio CIR. son:
III Gen. Eiec.. isss; Ct Nor. pfd
ii2. do ore. 10. III. Cent. l4Ss; Int
Met. 24s do pfd. ,eot Kan: Z. So.
az do .ss pfd' ;Sn & pds l.: \. Ss, lsih; ssd M.
sss. 4. <. Cent, isis; Il. Y. o. q
w, asa. Norf. q w. 80: Nor. Pac.,
liSh: Penn. l3s. Peo; G. & C.. nis
81. "a iss aa do Ip pfa. ioss ssa Rock % ~ isi AK
do pfd. 81, Sou. Pac., l3s. South. Ry..
s3; do pfd. ISh: Tenn. Cop. SO: Third
Ave, IS; Texas. 35a Union Pac.. e0s:
Bonds los: Utah Cop. 59Ts. Wabash.
asia do pfd. 57As
NEW YORK. Jan. THE stock
market opened today with substantial
advances In nearly all issues but re-
actions soon followed. Reading and
Rock Island lead In the recession
dropping TO about yesterdays closing
price.
IL a. m.-Decidedly irregularliy
marked the trading the nrst hour
Steel common and leading railroads
particularly were puzzling. first NOV
ing up, then receding. then recovering
losses.
Governments unchanged; othel
bonds Arm.
Noon-Temporary closing OF tn'
banking office OF j. P. Morgan & Co
at IL O'Clock on account OF the funeIa
service OF K. NJ. Robinson. OF Phiia
delphia, Was flashed over many wire'
without explanation and caused unex
pected selling and sharp declines II
many issues.
In the early afternoon a irmer ton'
prevailed and many issues recovered
all their morning losses.
9 d. m.-After the announcement
the presidents message the marke
showed moderate recessions unoe
selling by room traders but a stronge
tone soon developed and losses we-'
recovered. Steel common moved up
point.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-07
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. Jan. Wheat opened lac
nm 20 Lc down from yesterdays close.
Corn, Le TO NC higher. Oats. frac-
Noon-wheat slumped sharply under
tionally higher.
hevay selling by Shearons. Hamtil *
Co. Corn. unchanged. Oats. strong ana
higher.
Ciose-Wheat closed weak and lower
all around Corn. unchanged. OATS.
except September, ended fractionaliy
under the opening ngures. Provisions
lower.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-07
Markets and Finance

wheat--After considerable early
pront taking on the part OF local longs
following strong and higher opening
turn fos the week. Best buying ON
the swell was by Barrell and Rosen-
baum grain brokers. IL was based on
late bullish news from Argentine;
the selling on the reaction. Market
Is now about where II left on last
night. spot wheat at Liverpool very
toba and Rosario. offerings English
country markets up another six pence.
Berlin IL one cent higher. May price
at Minneapolis went close To Ito. Mills
making libs raj sales of fiour, round lots
sold for export late yesterday. There
ls a conservative feeling In the trade
and holders inclined TO reduce their
lines on swells. This keeps market In
safe position for those who wish 10
buy on natural reactions.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-07

I Reported for The Times BY Carson,
lCrzig Co. Chicago. Jan. q:
The Detroit times., 1910-01-07
MR.. SKYGACK, FROM MARS.

he Visits the Earth Special Correspondent and Makes Wireless
Observations n Notebook
The Detroit times., 1910-01-07
Quotations by Hayden. Stone Il Co.:
Omen High Low. Close.
TOLEDO.

(b)Bid. ts)soid. tx)split.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1910-02-17

thing but fall Gown. But one
thing the farmer can do. and thar
is to raise all the trusts wants
ana get nothing for it. And If
the ground hog did not suck its
paw for the next six weeks the
Trust would not leave the farm.
.er enoUgl. for the ground hog to
live ON until cOwcu mbers come
hup Farmers wake up and
take the advice of the ground
hog, hav, Home Industry and
You and the ground hog will
b We ,oet.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1910-02-17

The enyious may attempt to
tarnish his fair name. but their
efforts recoil upon their own
heads.
He is concious Of acting from
correct principles and being
known to the public as a man OF
integrity and worth, he need
never grieve himsel; much
less concern himself as to any
untaverable reports that may |
be circulated respecting him.
They acquit him without trial,
and believe his innocence with !,
out the judgement of court,
SANDER may indeed, for a mo.
ment. fix its fangs Tn a spotless |
character, but such a character
has within itself an antid0te to
the poison, and energies frcm
the temporary shadow with in
yigorated strength and height.
ened beauty.
While n good name will secure
. for you The esteem and con6den'
&c of your fellow men, how will
it increase your capacity and
extend the sphere OF your use.
Ifulncss. Who are ,hc men whose
friendship is most highly valued
whose o. inions have greatest
weight, whose patronage is most
eagerly sought, aud whose in
lluence is most extensively
sought 10 the country? Are they
not men of principle-men of
known worth and established re-
putation.
A good name draws round It's
" possessor warm friends ant
opens for him a sure and cas-.
4 way TO heaven, to honor ant
v happiness.
Il Reverse the picture, and Thin
a of the dirpful evils of RUNE
e. character.
r. It will expose you to a tho'
IS sand painful suspicious an
IS. blasting reports: it will depri,
IL you of all seI!'respect and pcat
NJ Of mind: it will exclude you fro
IN the confidence and esteem I
your fellow.men, and bring upc
re pou their neglect and contemp
nd it will cut you off from all meal
or of Usefulness, and degrade Y,
ed to II mere cipher in society, rem
no er,ng your Ultimate success il
h. possible.
h. A good name Is thus n prott
III tion againrt suspicion and {
reports; it 10 the source OF :
''e purest and most lasting chi
ment: it secures for Us the
i'm. teen and confidence OF our l
,ra lew mel; it increases the pc"
and enlarges the sphere of
49, usefulness; it has the most dir
and happy bearing on our $
w. cess in life; If stands cOnnec
lar with the happiness of our ia
ish. lies and friends. with the Welt
the of society, with the temporal
, 10 eternal happiness Of thousan
Nay God help usto work I"
name that is better than q
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1910-02-17
Saw Shadow in
Moonlight.
Grounding Appears and Whist
les "HOt Time in these Woods
To- Night

FeO. =, In on" OF the RueciieS
southeast # Ashland. a shrill
whistling Was heard 1t was 20
loud. sharp aud earsplitting that
several farmers went down to
see what WAS the matter They
were surprised 10 see a ground
hog sitting on a lng whi-tlirg,
"a Hot Tue in these Woods !
To. Night . IA soon as five or
six we're gathered on the oppos
tie hill, the hog took Il chew of
ginseng and proceed to make a
speech
After blowing the frost out of
his nose he said: Fellow Friends
and Fogm ddIes: ] have come
out o: my hole to see about the
weather for the next six weeks
and while out will make q few
remarks. TIE farmer is my
best friend, for tits he who keeps
me supplied with vegetables
| am no neat eater, vet ! am rs
mad as a wet hen at those pPo'
Dlp VITO are doing their best II
stop ucop'e from eating meat
50 that the farmers will find M
sale Ton hi~ pork. beef or mutton
The ncx, thing you may exp C
will he IN effort to pul IT," lid u
meat. Ioa farmers are cursed
Dy to- much gis'ation Con
Congress ind state legiS Iature
arc Kept nusy making laws an
Amounting committees to inves
tigat" almost all xmas of bus
ness. Now YOU have to pine
yourself to find out whether you
children belong to You on u
state, and while you are alIo"c
to kill Il ch,cKen, yon are n
allowed TO kill "A squirrel or
dual You ,h,ldr, n are fore
t. co to school, atti ourh yon ar
yt,r wifi, may be cXperienc'
tcqchcrs and wish 70 educa
youy children A. hom'.
Yes you're hcmIcd IN ON
sides by law. When they .
lid on mnu, they win make eve
MAN w.ar a bib and take IA &C
water bath before he eats a
l after eating u-e u ton,hpicK a
4 brush. The farmer wants
\ be let a,one. trhe men on
hin yelled harr,h for the hog
About this time the 2rou
hoy looned ~, nud and he s
his shadow, and after wiplng
lis mouth with his tail, he W
into his den in the rocks on
hillside for six weeks.
Sch Burnett. Dutch Mich
Jack Thomas, Doe N,ckols
Burnham and several otf
prounceo it the best speech
season
Odd Beeswax.
Clipped irom the Ashland bn
YES leave the farmer alone
i they say they can't start "
Industry. Can't nevcr done
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1 GOOD NAME TO BEGH0s.
En-


Lacking such principles. a.
character one would in vain seek
to acquire a go ID name As well
expect a vessel to traverse broad
o.,an ~ a de stiued har Dor witt
no rudier whereby to contrOle
is course.
Though a go,d name is won
only by a life OF constant activity
al d cxertion, by self denial, and
an outflow of charity. yet it's re.
wards are great and enduring
and 81 fail of It's posse ssion is to
be without the best thing on
earth. Without it. gold has no
value birth has no distinction
, station no dignity, beauty no
charms, age no reverence.
Without it every treasure i'm
poverish' 4, every grace deforms,
every dignity degrades, and all
the arts; the decorations and ac
complishments of life stand like
the beacon blaze upon q rock
warning th"t it's contact is death
He who las it not, is under eter
nal ouara memo friend to gree
him in bliss no home to harSo
, him in heaven.
And in the midst of all tina
am bition can achieve. or avaric
amass, or rapacity plumber. II
). feel, l.Imseit alone, destitute
the sympathy of others. An
at last the soul reaps its rewa,
with unbelievers in eternal to
men,. "A good name is bett
than grea, riches" Though I
tanned under the most bitt
/, trials of life, it 10 precious.
= good name is CARED by per.
. verence, by patience, by suff'
no ings. by hardships. by purene
n, by righteousness, by GodlineI
.d And if there be anything else
IN is, Embraced in this one savi
,is keep yourself unspot,ed fri
~. the world,
Is. A good character is a $,
mr. protection against suspicion a
IA evil reports. A man of bad
,st doubtful character is suspec
O., of a thousand acts of which
may not be guilty. And it
does a good deed it is apt to
ascribed to a bad motive.
" has lost the confidence OF
fellow.men.
Fri.
They know him to be imp
two
cipled and hellew-iiearted,
,o., are therefore ready IT, bel
r.a all the evil that Is through
said of him but none Of the s
his On the other hand a man Of
huld character of tried and estab
,eds ed reputation, stands out to
pso. eyes Of the public az he wi
hem above suspicion, and a
rpproach.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1910-02-17
SWEET HOME ITEMS,
By A DAISY

Fred Cones CARED on Walter
Inman last Friday.
Mrs. Noah Duncan took dinner
with Grandma Inman last Fri.
day.
There was a dance at Fred
Cones last week.
Mrs. Whitaker who has bet n
real sick for the past week is
some better at present.
! Eta Starks of Mountain Grove
died last week. Her many
friends will be sorry to hear of
her death
Mrs. Arthur Akcrs who has
been quite sick is better at pre-.
sent.
, Norva Duke of Norwood is re.
. covering from her severe attack
, of measles
The dance at Walker Taylor :,
last week was well attended.
, Mrs Jim Hitchcock of Nor
!. vood is very sick at present
$ Mo. people will have to b.
d pretty warm hearted to with
stand the recent cold weather.
n Our hearts were saddened las
n Tues. evening Feb. s by the tis
ne ,ngs that a loved friend an
u school.mate Little Tip" Cha
w we'll had departed from this lif
al TIP was a good boy and for Il
VI past two years had been a devo
sd ed Christian. He was converts
tie and jnined the Baptist church
Dec 1907. He has LETT tn
nv world but we know that on Flea
' ems shore he is waiting for u
IA He left father, mother, TO
nd brothers and two sisters
I'd mourn his loss. beside the he
to of friends to whom he was
''e dear.
,,a Mrs. Retta Chadwell the "
aw of Rev, Jane. Chadwell, Pas
his of the Baptist church Of n
emit wood passed from this life +
''e day morning Feb. II at
,,s, o'clock.
~ Mrs. Chadwell was an earn
,.rs Christian and a woman belo
\ of by all her friends.
Bro Chadwell Is lying at
home very sick. This housed
gle' is indeed a sad one and ne
for the prayers of the Christian
ONE pie. May Christ comfort II
any in their bereavement.
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Subscri be FOR
THE CREGSFT'
No lss! JIl Ta::' uvll,

On the Records " our country:
There shall shine a glowing page
II will be the Farmers Union,
or this grand, progressive age,
Chorus.
Come and Join the Farmers Unions
And it's many merits plead
Come and join the farmers Union
Union gives the strength We need.
Forward, forward. hrsvely forward!
Marching on with study feet.
Rich and poor alike. with justice.
viii the Farmers Union treat.
Chorus.
Come today with full decision.
Come right on and fall in line,
Help I'll make the Farmers Union,
With a brighter lustre shine,
Chorus
Every Farmer should he in IT,
'Tis an interprising band;
Lift the banner, blow the trumpet.
lis All h lnor to the land.