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observation-disclosures oo
proiioent Serner.
@aibiustpn, s. g., 1Soe Secbr. 1911

@aibinstpn, s. G., 1Soe Seebr. 1911
Seo Senitrcs 5eit / ariltiania /
Inleoning Stortbinaspr9iioent Carl
Serners Spttiaarsgeburtsoag bras.
te Soniul 3. Serman 8abe S9bers.
eiGiteu islgeuoe imuiffc Silicn fra
observation-disclosures:
Set or msouenoig at minoe ON,
bpao man 10 iaa oftc bar bsrt omtale
% ogiaa iaat tilitrGffelis 9epis for
Der ! Horee: Zen bppe % lnoerlise
Sntcresie meb bpilten Horif. Imert.
fanerre iuIste Segipenbeoerne her
1905. = Get bar life bare / Sorm
al itore, 9egeiitringens Iasiemebcr,
bpor Spmpati- % Sopalitetsreioli-
TONER blsp peotaget. life bare gien.
mem 8i9mpepetitioncr ira Situiener,
iom anmcbet Imerifas Y~r9iibeut
ON at ancrfienoe Horaes SelpitGn.
oieheo; Den ptrebe iig cgiaa / talrige
Silbilo fra uopanbreoe Ssnner al
Horse, iom too parat % rebe til at
penoe tiIbase til oct gannle S9bre.
lanS, bpis oeres Si0lp trGnstes for
9anoets Soripar % SreIie. Zen
ilumrenSe &orifbeSsislelie bIusieoe
op operalt. % bet u%ofIptteoe @orse
bar life minore itoIt % Ipttelis oper
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-12-22
@n aynbrif minSrc.

0ecorab @loue & Wittcn @orf8
or | biSic Gage iolgt % oil bli iluttct
til 8nlena, Su., al DC me Gierc,
Ytilbpuie @roS. & 60, ct cugroS
Seruparciirmo. Get er mcgct at be-
flnge, at oenne 6orretuinp ifnl for
la6e @pcn. Zen blcu brgpuot for
ca. 3 Mar iibcn, % me6 bucrt Nar,
'om or gnact, or Den porct / Ell @ra0
iom piitnof ioa 6~orctngenoer al bette
SlaQS / Stotcn. Get iioitc Nor bar
/ SrroclcSbeO 0riiten piit iig mcget
proiitabeI. Gan @ruuO al oen
itGrft cgeuoc 6orrctuiua iiNite Seit
blcO 6obrifcu uobt til al niiloo Ell
@Irnqbc Seitiaiugcr, % llbiiatcrnc
FOR oct fommen0e @or por uiUouan.
lie aooc.
aomponict bapNc octte gIar en-
SorticnCite al 30 %roccut poa fine
olmiuOeIilc gftier, citcrnt bnpe be.
toIt Z @roccut poo tine @eriercucc.
Attier, Nnor oeSuagtet Gorretuiu.
gen life firubc holoc ueo / Gecorab
ian bup0e Bette i'm @runO Ncri. at oct
troos 9ientognc 6oriea Ocrpon life
er lpftebeS at ian ocn aibpuoet iii
no8en, iom oar uilig til al iortiGtte
ben Der. SaaIeoe5 iom Smitpnoig.
bchcrnc ieic0c iia, fln0e nemliQ Dc
ItGu6. iom biotiI bar tort SiIipu
meo oeu, life ITugerc oirc ocu Sen
neopenoigc Si0 90 Cmiorq. Icttc
par / SGroelcsbe6 lilirlOet meo p.
9. Sergeion Der bar iorcitauet ia.
brifeus neutrality-suspicious.. Otter
Suforporatioucu az y. Imnoien
Eubliibirg Gompuun bar ban mere
o. mere ISL, at bans 3ib life til.
loo BAN ioultiOig meo hans Yliatrr
/ bette aompani nt parctage @Iope
& Bitten Sumpaniets poren0e Sor.
retniuger. 3ogen an6en SrOning
bar Oct life mlIig Of opnaa. % ga
iugeu aisber rnr Of iiube. JON piloe
iortiGtte 5obriten Der. bapoe man
life anoet SaIg emo al ofb9nbe oen
iii 0et ubenbps 6irmo.
9PiiS 2l,Iu @erhoIo. ser bar bept
SiIipn meo grbei6Sbriften | Sabri.
fen, aonr ODER i Dc me Gieres Sie.
neite, o. oct inmme er SiIfpIbet meo
flere Of Speriferne. St. Z. @eite,
iom bar ioreitaaet 5abrifens mern.
Mite afoeIing, % iom ielp bar op.
funoet os iuofsrt enbeI arbeiosbe.
iparenbe Raitiner, iom M bruees /
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-12-22

en- sere at faa fisre BAN, ielo ON oct
iaa r1r til WerOens enbe.
Smiolertio bar en- Sporpogn itan.
let op mob antomobileir. "Sei Der,
on, raabte ben roienOe @osnitprer
til @ooiepeIt, re ill at iaa oct Sfram.
melet no al 8eien, DIT 5Gbooe, ou
erl!" Sberiten betraeteoe ben
iinote 5pr mco ct muntert emil,
Iprang op | au~tonobilen % for af.
lteo leoiaget al 6olfemasiernes run.
gei1oc Surraroob.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-12-22
Minocgapcn

Ger begpnoer MI at fomme 2io |
Irbeioet for Mtinoegopcn til Horge
| 1914 operalt. Som meoheIt, er for
lpnge iiben nebint Ell 2nnbSfomite
al norife Gamer til at pirfe for 60.
gen mcb MirS. q. 6. Sloan | ct.
YouI iom Rrpiibent oa Mrs. 8isIe
9otbne | minneapolis iom 8iceprG.
iibeut. timber oenne aIminocIigc
Somcfomite iortercr igicn Iofolc SEQ.
mitcer / DC ioritieaige norifc Strso.
SiceprGiioenter cr arintte | DC for.
ifieligc Stuter til at tage iig al %
orgatiiere arbeioct. Iiceprpiioent
for Soma er NrS. s.. Sccbmls /
@ig Canoe, % benbeS MSiiitcnt pon
oisie Srafter or 0trS. s. 3. aittelS-
bp her | gpcn. Dc TO Gamer, Der
beggc pormt intcreSiGrer ii9 for Sp.
anoeu, hor III tngct SfriOt til at iaa
@enGaeIien broat / initemutiif
8ipnge. Ser cr ubnppnt aomitccr
rurtot ON | De f~orifielige Sofoliteter,
% eft Mebe iii Sn9enS pibere Sor.
bereoeIic bill bli oiboIbt / Ocn nrr.
meite 6remtib.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-12-22
en- OcbbeIttraoeoie.

Sslaenoe opermaooe ~isrgelige Sil-
oraaelie meooeleS ira Woorbeob,
Winn., ben 19be December:
NrS. u. anlttion / Siablono
8rope Somnibip, 90 Mil / Rorbeit
berfra @pen, inbianbt Jig iaaar hos
i'm Sngisrer | Saplep, ppiotte lit
S%eitamente, ifslge bpilfet bun teIta.
mentereoe belle fin Sornlle til Jim
Son Soban, og reiite oerfra biem
igien, Ge0 lin Siemfomit ianbt bun
Ssnnen beb. 0ette fom Iao upentet
paa ben0e, at bun falot beiuimet ON
og bsoe / 2ebct al nogle faa Wint.
ter. Coroner 6. g. Sincent tilfalo.
te8, men erflGrebe bet lnebpcnbigt
at bolbe noget retsligt 2iglfue.
Ssnner, Sobn amltion. bar for
nplig blepet uOifrepet fra SinoSipge.
boipitnlet / Sergus Sails. Sioen
bans Siemfomit bapoe Woren pastel
og pleiet BAN paa set ombpgaeIigite
% iegt at imsoefomme bans minoite
Gnifer. Manbae Gftcrmibbag fisr.
te bun til &omlep, betaIte enbeI Neg.
ninger, bun ifpIbtc, og off oerpoa til
lin Sagfsrer, bpem bun bao ON at
opiGtte benoeS Seitamente, ioet bun
iorflareoe, at set life bar goot at
uibe, buao iom fitnoe brnbe, og Der.
ior enifeOe at iGtte lit Srs | Sroen.
Mrs. amltion bar 70 Iar gam-
mel og bar pei fienot / Glap Gountp.
bpor bun bapbe boet / mango Iar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-12-22
On gpo 4uIeoniua.

en- attib &eprGiertont enites / bbert
Gonntp til at iGIge birette I'll 6arrnernc
en- SdnbeIspare, Der trGnges / bert
Siem. en- Sortieneite at $50 pr. Ntaas
neb ~9arauieres. @riluiip &et | Gount9et
9ipes buer N9eut. Ser forores en- $500
anution eaer Seponerine al benne Gum
til at brftc Yrepernes aoitenbe, men
oisie Yreper tdu / goo Stauo tiIbageIes
peres iii bpilteniombeIit Sib. Sngeu
tioligere griaring nphpenbi9, men GnIes
oeren maa hinne itripe en- rtmelig GOD
Saano 90 pGre piaig til at arbeibe.
5crsns SAILS @pplen Drills Co.,
Gales Sept. SerghS gals, gtinl.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-12-22
9ecorab % Smeglr.
Sen 2ioe December 1911.
Greamerp.aompauiet prsaniierct.

5armernes Creamery COMPANY
bar M orgoniierct iis og uoIgt ieI.
eenoe embeoSmGno: ErGiioent, go.
@Iafeman; 8iceprGiioent 0uitou
Sobnion; ScfretGr, e. 3. Seamnn;
@eitprer og aaSierer, u. Z. Soften.
Eli 3irefterer er pnlgt, %iorloen
iomtIige @mtbeosmGno, g. 8rapes,
Gbos. Sotpeot, g. Serenion. @il.
bert Sorgen, s. .. Sospangcr og
4bil. 9arolnn.
Zen 9omite, iom blep nebiot for
at nnoerbauolc mco Sons Reberg
ON aisb al See Gupe Creamery, er
fommet til en- tilireboitiaenOe Sper
ensfomit mco oenne, % oct me
aomponi fol erbperpe 0ieieriet ior
Ell aisbcium af $4,000. Otter bpoo
pi ioritaar, ifal oct opertnge Glen.
bommen peo Seepnbelien al aorct.
SSSmeoenS er Der taeet Sfribt til at
faa aompaniet inforporeret.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-12-22

geirielieSperfet emo ieIpe Siemlan-
oct. Ran bill ba f%oritaa, bporleoes
Wapnet Carl 9erner lpite ouer Sapet
til os oerborte | 1905, % bpor beit
oct for bans anoel | Storoerfet altio
bill agtes og 9res al Rorompnoeiie
| Nmerifn.
Observation-Disclosures err,
iom man peo, al iGrlig getponings-
inlobeo % gigtigbeo | Imerifa, bpor
the Speafer OF tbe Souie | Nagt og
W~ipnoigbeo uosper en- ganife eneItaa-
enoe Snoipoelie, life blot paa Son.
gresiens Sorbanolinger, men paa
belle 2anoets Eolitif. Sg man bar
10 Jet, bporoan Stiqingens Iltori.
tet og SGroisbeo / ben iioite Nenne-
ifeoloer err Bit b9poet al De itore re.
publifanife Eartileoere Blaine, Heeb,
Cannon. Oct bar oa ogiaa ganife
nuturlig, at Imeritanerne meo iRr-
Zig Snterssie ifulbe rette gliffet moo
% purberc ben Waa6e, paa bpilfen
BET norife Stortbings pigtige 6or-
banblinger leoeoes UNDER ariien /
1905. Ger Dor / Imerifa bare en-
Wening ON, at Rorge / De ifiGbne-
ipangre Gage | Stortbingsprpiioent
9erner bapoe ben rette Wtano paa
Den rette Elabs, - ben %fuloenote
Yarlamentorifer, tbe ioeal Speafer.
Wen oct err ogiaa for ct aloet tort
Irbeibe, iperfiat efter 1905, og iom
ioag iremoeles trofoit % iberoig
ifiptteS, II 0apnet Garl gerner ont-
fntteS meo Sengipenbeb og Safnem-
Iigbeo al Worbmpuoene / Imerifa
= Observation-Disclosures Irbeioe,
0enne ltore Gags @etponing baaoe
for Rorge og bets uoflptteoe Senner,
= "at fnptte Ell Sroberfi9oe mellem
Norbmpnr opcralt / Yeroen % barl-
ne ct pirfiomt belle al be ipre0te nor
1fe &r9fter", at pe%oligeboloe %
itprfe SoDaliteten % aiGrligbeocn
til oct gamle SGorelanb, tror ieg life
fan operpuroeres. Sor bans t%rofaite
og utrGttelige slrbeioe for benne
Sag ifal jeg til NoromonosforbnH-
bets Sormano fra oct norIfamerifan'
fife Samfuno o%perbringe Ell biertelig
Silien % Cat"
2ao pS peo oenne 2eiligbco for Ell
Gangs Sfplo unblaoe at frttilere
Salercn, foroi ban optraaote uoen
no9en ifriitlig Sulomagt ira bet
nurifamerifanife SamfunO. Ser er
Inleoninger, bpor Ell iaaoan Sempn.
oigelie life bebspes, og hi bsr bore
Den tafnemlig, Der griber Dem %
paa en- seltalenoe % pGroig Ufaaoe
tolfcr pore Selelier. &oniul 8aoe
bar eitcr ReoifriperenS Wtening net
op finoet DC rette llotrpf for Nor'f.
amerifanerneS Sslelier baabe meo
Senipn til Yr9iibent 9erners Ir.
beioe / 1905 OF bans ienere ufor-
treone Sirfiombeo for "NoromanoS'
forbrmoet", og Saf og sore ber ban
babe oerfor. ,
Salen blep ifslge &%eferatet | glas
oene iremfert meo Sarme % moo
taget meo 9ifalo, og Serner taffeoe
% uobragte en- Sfaal for De uopan'
breoe 2mlosmeno og goot Samar'
beibe meb Dem.
0etop ferpeb, at en- biempenot
9orif.@ merifoner iom Soninl 8aoe
benpttcr Nnleoningen til at brtnge oS
i Grinoring, pil bette Samarbeioe
beoit fremmcs. u. ..
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-12-22

5orrctnineen, oil islse meo til go.
lena for at opiGtte Maifinerne | ia.
brifen Der.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-12-22
ain ttIiaIaS.

Terpm Te snifer at iisbe al ben beeite peIimaseuoe
terit trpsre 5erifpanesNt, iaa ieue % Seres Crore.
6eri Sarc GO Grlis paHoel CT aliie port Mettp. srts
pr. 100 Yrue ss-5o. Seue 9euee mee Seftntnseu.
N9un Serubaue.
Eide Lysbakksn. Box SIS. Two Harbors, Minn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-12-22

~ Ser1 trosien cafe Gu.
~,E$8f#&sS@ perior StIo tiIiaIss for
49, 100 guub s2.75. 6or
30 %. $3.50. vi liter ieIp % sobe Sarsr o. Grlis
: eha bling sarautereS. Seuo Yeuse mee Seftiaiu=
seu pe uepn Ssrubane.
S. Myrvold & Co., Box So, Two harbors. MINI.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-12-22
Glib tilialaS.

5srit irosien 2a.e Superior Silo ialses
for eco pr. 100 Srno. Si filter Of Dor
Silo ielu. iaa Sisteren peripr er saranteret
en- fritz Bare. R9pn Sernbans.
OLE MELAND n CO..
Box Oh, Two darbOrs, Mimi.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-12-22
Gcrif frpsicn Glib.

Si er 5iifere o. iRlger fun ben 5iif ri
MI I ielu. vi bar life TO Glaes Sin at bpoe
bore 3unoer, finn Den tcoite Sort GATE Supes
rtor Silo iom fan faces. Seno Ell 8eltiling.
Iris $500 pr. 100 lunp. Pile Seiti niuaer
erpeoeres Emo SarborS, Miin. aoresie:
Il. ROnning, Beaver Bay, MINI.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-12-22

~ Sif iGlgts biQiBere eHo hos uoICu
NS%Nf = duoen ,Stitebdubler. aigb oireite ira
k<NySz55~ Us 5iitcre % ipdr 8eu9e. Seitil MI,
~ pa 5titeu oil itige | SGuHdr. Scrit
u frpsieu Gale Superi0r Silb. 100 Suno ior 81 80.
FishermRns Association Co. Desk 10, 5ii 1Orrey Bldg,
Duluth, Minn.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1911-11-02

than ia either of the other states
Governor Eugene n FuSS. the demo
cratic incumbent. Jared the repub-
lican party from Maine to Californa
twl years ago when he snalchei
Massachusetts from the column Of
solid & u = states and placed it in
the realm Of prngr'Ss Leading
democrats and republicans from all
sections IL The country viii invade
Massachusetts, ia a desperate effort
to gct out a full vote aud win a
victory -D'mocratic Publicity Bu-
rrau
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1911-11-02
Iarir. Taxes and The Home.

The table is being laid ior a meal
Il is a pleasant sishl AID not a
stage ol the o'rration but has re
ccivcl the eager attentions OF the
Payne tanf tax law !, begins
rieht with the table itself which is
tariff inud 3 pcr cent
The table clolh Il a cheap cotton
one. is tanf-takcd 20 per cent, II 1t
is Of linen dnmnsk Il must never be
tariff-taNrd less than 50 per cent
Should II h. oi drawn work that
that is made In little European
village or convent II pays 60 per
cent tax
The plates Of each mcmh OF the
family are turiff taxed 55 p cent il
thcy ate plain white II they T even
50 slightly Decorated the dui is 60
per cent
The knives at each place are
tanfItaNri II cents each and in al.
dition TO that IS per cent OF their
value
The tufAs are tarifI-taNr7i Ii cents
each and in addition to that IS per
cent
The spoons arc tariif-taNed Is per
cent. the w"sien salad spoon only
IS PR cent Better use wooden
spoons all around its cheaper
The carving knife is tariff-taXei
10 cents, the carving fork 10 cents
and the steel 10 cents, and in ad.
dition To that they are all taxed Is
per cent
The saItcellars are tarih.taxed As
per cent
The crueI for oil t0 per cent and
the cruet for vinegar also 60 per
cent
Or do you still combine them all
in a CASTER Ii makes no differ
ence--the Payne tax Law taxes
metal casters Is per cent and glass
ones 6O per cent,
The glass water jug or decanter is
tariff-taxed TO per cent and the wine
or water glasses also 60 per cent II
they are cheap pressed tumblers II
is IS per cent
The meat platter is tariff.taxed 81
per cent and the cups and SaucerS
| SIS per cent If there is soup, the
SOUP plates are taxed SIS per cent
| That is If they are plain. any decor
alton makes them taxed 60 per cent
The coffee or tea pot is tariff-taXed
40 per ceat. The straw mat il rests
on IS per cent
Are you setting the table for din
ners The candelabra are taxed Is
per cent, the candles IS per cent and
| the little shades IS per cent
The cotton napkins are tariff-taxed
/ 40 per cent, or napkins of linen never
less than 50 per cent, so says the
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1911-11-02

Elections will be held In five states
this fall. which will test the strength
Of the two great parties and will fore
cast the result of the presidential
campaign next year. The demo-
Gratis are confident they will redeem
kentucky this autumn with j. B.
McCreary who is opposing T. c,
ORear. the Republican candidate for
governor Governor Wilson, the in
cumhnt. has made some bitter
enemies in mis- own party, and the
democrats say they viii win hands
down. In Massachusetts, the cleo
tit, will be watched more closely
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1911-11-02
Washington Letter

rHf pEl-s
Tariff ism the oaly thint the Re-
publirans are afraid Of in the com
ing campaign There is another
item that is giving them worry
They are wond d'rint how they can
answer the charges Of corruption,
incumpetency. AMI maladminstra-
tiou that have uccu brought ont and
proven by the various democratic
Investigating committees,
Republican leaders realize tina,
this problem is going 10 present eN-
Ceptional difficulties by reason Of
the facl that when the democrats
started TO investigate those same re-
puhlicans shAltcd in derisiuu. declar.
ing there was nothing TO investigate;
that Under republican rule the az
fairs oi government had been con-
Quoted IN the only perfect manner.
and that the whole purpose Of the
democrats was to make political
thunder
That there Vas really need Of
some investigating in and around
Washington was amply proven be-
fore the inQuirieSinto the results of
republican rule had fairly started.
and despite all the revelations feX-
travaeence and maladminiStratlOn
that have come to hight, many Of the
investigating committees are just
getting ready to DO the work So
far they have only scratched the
surface
The Moss committee brought to
light the shameful manner in which
the plotterS in the Pure Food bureau
had stripped DR. Wiley Of all power,
and made IA farce Of the law designed
to protect the public from the greed
Of unscrupulous food dopers
The Stanley committee learned
that the steel trust for years paid
tremendous profits on a capltaliza-
ton represented largely by water
and thin air. and that the trust COB
bled up the Tennessee Coal and Iron
company, its chief rival with the
aid and connivance OF a ,epublCan
administration ostensibly to pre-
vent a panic, but actually TO stitie
its main competition Ii was further
brought out that men were acting
as counsel for the steel trust while
receiving money from the govern
ment rs trust busters.
The probe Of the State depart
ment revealed that money was eX-
pended for one thing and charged
to another. while the committee on
expenditures in the navy depart
ment discovered that more than
three million dollars worth OF sup
p'ias were taken from the Washing
ton navy yard without an account
inL. and that the bookke>p ping Sys-
TEN in use there is absolutely re-
diculous
These are but few of the many
illustrations that could be given to
show the value of honest investiea-
tons
WNKERSHAN AGAIN.
L am surprised, says Attorney
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1911-11-02

republican promise to amend the
antitrust law as follows. In our
progress We must avoid false steps
Ours must be the rule OF reason etc
Congress refused To legalize
reasonable r any other kind of
monopolies. 50 Gov Hughes was put
on tie SUI rene reach and helped
twist the law l. make it conform to
the trust idea OF " at the republican
promise meant
Add to Mr. Perkins significant re-
mark, the further fact that Hughes
bitterly oppos d an income tax, and
his qualification as the Taft choice
for the suprem bench become readi-
ly apparent
SOFT FOR BELg TRUST
Ed c IaSater. president Of the
Texas Catda Rai.ers association.
says thai 300 prr gent profit iISap-
pears somewhere between the pro-
ducers anu consumers Of beef, that
prices paid producers are decreasing,
while prices cNtorred from consumers
are going up. lie proposes To find
out who gets these Ia, profits. No
confidence is violate / in the state
ment that he suspects the beef trust
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1911-11-02

General Wickersham. that the buSi-
mess men Of this country b " not
taken more advantage # that see
ton Of the law which permits the
collection Of three fold DAMAGES
when they have been jurrl 10y a
trust THAI section is o row rful
lever. and would make those who
are illegally organized Hav' more
respec, fo- the law
Likewise. the peopI" IRE .ur, sed
that Mr. Nickersham. as attorney
general does not take advantage Of
the law which makes it possible to
send guilty trust matuates to Jall.
They believe i, would hr an even
more powerful lever
\ SrARyING kDuSrRY
The Wooden trust is the most IN
sistent OF all the trusts IN its demand
for a high tariff This trust sull
calls itself an infant industry, and
It's agents told the members of the
Ways and Mean, committee that
the trust would starve To death If
the tariff were taken of Of wool
Al Bosian on October l6, vii
liam Wood. president Of The Wooden
trust was a witness in a suit filed
against him by a man whom he had
knocked down and run over The
judge asked Wood how many auto
mobiles he owned
i don't know Wood replied
How many chaufIeurS DO you
employ asked the court
i never tried to keep track Of
them, Wood answered
Imagine a man 50 rich he cannot
keep track of the number Of auto
mobiles he owns Then reflect on
how many Of the wurkinemen who
purchase MIR. Wood highly project
ed products are unable TO keep track
Of the number Of wooden suits they
or their children own.
PROTECTION HELPS FOREIGNERS.
The Stanley steel investigating
committee has made public the eX-
port prices of steel trust products.
This IL a very important piece Of
news. inaSmuch as il shows great
differences in prices in favor of for
eiGnerS, and therefore, probably will
result in a great reduction if not the
removal, of all tariff duty on steel
The figures given out show that the
trust charges American consumers
$3297 per gross ton for steel plates,
while supplying the Identical article
to foreigners at $2904. The unpro-
tected foreigner thus receives an adj
vantage of 1898 over the protected
/ American consumer. The advantage
given the foreigner in steel rails is
S3S4 per ton; in tin plate, $l254,
and in structural steel 81 SO
Query; If the steel trust sells its
/ pro acts cheaper to foreigners than
to home consumers, who is the actual
beneficiary of the American protec-
ave system? The foreigner or the
home consumer
/ MORGAN CROWD WANTED HUGHES
In a recent speech in New York
George W. Perkins, late partner of J.
| P Morgan. said that Gov Hughes
was put forward in 1908 by Wall
street TO represent the republican
party's position on the trust question,
| and that Gov. Hughes, in his speech
at Youngstown. O., constructed the
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1911-11-02
NOnct Of FlnaI Sett,em NJ.

Notice is hereby given O. aIl creditors
Hd 1'nnr-, Interested 90 ;ne rrfa'e ,f
Joseph e. L",-'oy, drcca-ed, uuf ], ".
Is Chandler, executor gi said estate M
tend iu make nna -o,JIomra, thereof
q. tnr mex, term of the ps9ht. court
u' BoIngrr county, state 1f Missouri,
o. 10" he.i 80, Marp.. Hilton tine 1871 day
u, November, 1911
". IS CHAN9LEE. EN.aU'...
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1911-11-02
Southeast News.

Myden Merit
Two thousand acres Of land in
Butler county last week sold for one
cent and a half an acre the whole
custine SSl
Dix Walker has sold his new Spaper
ut Blythcyillc Arb. and moved hack
10 Oak Ridec. his oil home, to take
charge Of the estate Of his father
Hayti Herald
4 couple OF young EenIS fresh
from Tennessee to the Wild and
woody west evidently rrckonci with
Out their host when they struck
Brnggndccio Monday poisoned with
taran,ula juicr and attempted to
make an artillery display After
Intervening a justice ot the peace
and contributing 10 the countys
funds they doubtless realized that
the west was no, what they had-t
CRACKED up To be
MA.iru Nrn'
Some low and designing person
visited the school grounds few
nights ago and cut down swings at
various placrs that had been put up
lof the little girls aud boys to amusr
themselves sith during reccSs II
the idcuty Of the culprit is as
certaincd the board Of directors as
we'll rs the school patrons will take
particular pains to sr that he is
punished In more ways than the
las prrS'ribcS
Gtrcavilic jouraal
We are delighted with our mail
service on the " & Ry Now each
morning We are reading the 81
Louis papers by . or 10 O'Clock
That beats waiting until night, and
in all probability till the second
night The train has not failed to
come but once since the schedule
was established. and then the mail
was hroukh, on a handcar We Set
uur mail some three or four hours
<rarlier than freiericktown.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1911-11-02

The presiden, told his audience at
RnwIins. Wyo, that the present
wool tariff is too high and declared
his intention to revise il downward.
And vet he lost the opportunity to
do 80 when a bill making a down.
ward revision was presented TO him,
Dem. Press Bureau.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1911-11-02

The New York Medical Journal $
assertion that II is wise to give plen.
q OF pure sugar to children might
h. more favorahly considered II the
REPUBLICAN machine had not con-
sfiered il wise to give plenty of pro-
te1ion 10 the sugar truSt,---Dcm
Press Bureau
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1911-11-02
SOFT FOR Bfuy TRUST
Gift Withs Thought In II

What UthTr FUII.tmas Drr-anI n0,Is NJ
little and mean. s., much 4. a ,ubscr,p-
tron q, The Yourh'a Camnapign 70
weeks for Sl -5q II ii. 4 Gift which
benefit, not or.y the one Who receives
/, ngr rverv r.en.her ~ ,p, sam, h,use-
h,1
With many Christina. prc,,nt- the
sens, NJ p,yaIt,, waar. 4ff nv rn, yaal'.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1911-11-02
the price; we furnish The goods
EQsEQSSoN oSEo@S0N HoSSoSAoE HosEQSEoE

Payne tariff tax law-uever less
than 50 PEI ccnt-Dem. Press
Bureau