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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-03-11

His attorneys plainly intimated that
they intended to try to prove their
client was sane when he escaped from
the asylum. Such being the case,
they said in examining talesmen, the
defendant was being illegally detain
ed at the time of his flight.
Defendants Sanity Issue
They ask prospective Jurors whe-
Their they would be prejudiced against
man who, providing he was of a
sound mind, used any means at his
command to escape from a hospital
for the insane.
John B. Stanchfield, Thaw's chief
counsel, said later writ of habeas
corpus would be demanded If Thaw
we're acquitted, on the ground that
his detention would illegal because
the jury, Mr.. Stanchfieldesa would
have established his clients sanity
by their verdict. The lawyer would
not say what he would do If Thaw
we're found guilty.
spThe contention of the state, as out
lined in questioning talesman, is that
Thaw, although insane at the time Of
his escape, was nevertheless compe-
tent to enter into conspiracy and
that therefore he should, be punish
ed accordingly.
Deputy Attorney General Kennedy,
In charge Of the prosecution, said
Thaw would be Immediately returned
to Mattewan II found guilty. The
state, he said, was prepared, IL nee
essary, to place fifty witnesses on the
stand to prove its case.
Few Challenges Are Used
In obtaining the jury each side
used only three Of it's five allotted
peremptory challenges. Thaw, smi.-
ing broadly now and then, assisted
his attorneys in selecting the jury
men. His codefendants offered hard
ly any suggestions. These men are
Richard j. Butler, formerly state as
semblyman; Roger Thompson, alleg'
ed to have been the driver Of the ma
chine in which Thaw fed; Michael
O'Keefe, Eugene Duffy and Thomas
Flood.
When the adjournment was taken
upon the completion of the jury.
Thaw, still smiling, was escorted to
the sheriff's office on the floor above
the courtroom. There he greeted his
whitehaired mother, who, with Mrs
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-03-11

been captured by Carranza forces
with many prisoners and a large
amount of war supplies. vsta {
The state department was advis
ed that Piedras Negras had been
evacuated by Carranza troops 'who
went toward Neuvo Laredo after
placing the official records of the
town on the American side.
The following statement was issued
by the department.:
1.-THE department is In receipt oil
adyices dated March. from Nag Q
Pass, stating that on the evening of
March Z, the villistas. captured Allen.
de after fight lasting two hours
The Carranza forces are reported to
be in full retreat toward Neuva la
redo. Piedras NegTas was being
evacuated on the eighth. All docu.
ments and customs house books have
been moved to the American side g,
It is stated that the railroad is being
torn up from Piedras Negras to Ma
va. 1t is said that aside from rthe
destruction OF the railroad, Il is not
anticipated that there will be any de
struction of property. Piedras Ne
gras is reported quiet and there is
no exodus as yet to the American
side"
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-03-11

George Carnegie, his sister, and 10
siah Thaw, his half brother, were in
court all day. i.
Thaw threw his arms around his
mother and kissed her; then the two
sat facing each other and held a
brief whispered conference. That
over, Thaw stepped into corridor
and posed for more than score OF
newspaper photographers. Before he
crossed the bridge Of signs on his
way back to his cell in the Tombs he
said that he was perfectly satisfied
with the jury.
Thaw appeared to have taken. on
weight since his return from New
Hampshire. His face was rudy and
he seemed to be in good physical
condition.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-03-11
HARRY THAW'S
TRIAL OPENED
Matteawan Fugitive Smilingly Aids
Counsel in Selection
Of Jury

New York, March Sin the room
where he twice faced jury for the
murder of Stanford White, Harry Ken
dali Thaw went on trial today for con
spring to escape from the state hos
pital for the criminal insane at Mat
teawan. With him as codefendants
were parties to the alleged conspir-
acy. The entire day was required
to complete the jury. Taking Of tes'
timony will begin tomorrow.
From the outset 1t was evident
that the trial would be another fight
on Thaw's part to gain his freedom.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-03-11
TAKES OFF DANDRUFF,
HAIR STOPS FALLING
Save your HaIrI Get IS cent bottle
Of Danderine right now-AIso
:. stops Itching scalp. 8

Thin. brittle, colorless and scraggy
hair is mute evidence Of neglected
scalp; Of dandruff-that awful scurf
There is nothing so destructive te
the hair as dandruff. 1t robs the haJ
Of its lustre, Its strength and its very
life; eventually producing feveristr
ness and itching of the scalp, which
II not remedied causes the hair roots
to shrink, loosen and die-then the
hair falls out fast. A little Danderina
tonight-now--any time-will surely
save your hair. A. "A
Get 25 cent bottle Of Knowlton's
Danderine from any drug store. You
surely can have beautiful hair and lots
Of 1t II you will Just try little Dan
derine. Save your hair! Try It!
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-03-11

supplies to reach the Mexican capt
tai and prevent crisis.
No further word has been received
showing when Mexico City would be
evacuated or whether Obregon would
leave small garrison there.
Admiral Fletcher selected the ar
mored cruiser Washington, now IN
Haitien waters with Rear Admiral
Capterton and the battleship Georgia,
commanded by Captain Robert r.
Coontz, now at Guantanamo to pro,
coed to Vera Cruz.
.tA Only Move Contemplated r. s.
After the cabinet meeting today II
was said that the sending of the
additional warships to Vera Cruz was
the only move contemplated at the
present. The entire Mexican situa-
ton was gone over.
Secretary Daniels said the Wash
ington and Georgia had no orders
other than to proceed to that port
at once. Secretary Garrison said no
army movements were in contempla-
ton. 1t was declared generally that
the course of the United States de-
pended upon the attitude of Car
rama.
Secretary Daniels said the ships
at Guantanamo had plenty of ma
rines on board.
The selection of ships was left to
Admiral Fletcher and shortly after
noon today he reported what orders
he had given. The Washington is
the flagship of the cruiser squadron
of the Atlantic fleet. She carries
Al officers and 902 men and is com.
manded by Commander Edward l..
Beach. The Georgia is one of the
first lire battleships Of the third d.
vision. She carries 40 officers and
S64 men. The Washington is a lit
tie faster than the Georgia and both
ships starting today should be at
Vera Cruz by Thursday night.
The Carranza agency issued a state
ment claiming that Monterey has
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-03-11
TO KEEP SILVER eRIoHA

An easy way to keep silver bright
is to put handful of borax in dish
pan of hot water with very little
soap.
Put the silver in this and let 1t
stand the entire morning.
Then rinse in clear water and wipe
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-03-11
Entire Change
Of j. S. Attitude
Toward Mexico

Washington, 4 March s.---Genera'
Carranza has made preliminary re.
ply to the American representations,
denying generally the existence OF
conditions in Mexico City which the
United States has called upon him
to improve. - r,,t -.f'
In statement made orally to Am
lean Consul Silliman at Vera Cruz,
the Mexican chief denied that Gen
eral Obregon, his commander In
Mexico City, had prevented food from
reaching the Mexican capital or that
he had sent supplies away.
Meanwhile, however, orders went
forward to Rear Admiral Fletcher,
commanding the Atlantic fleet at
Guantanamo to send one more bat
tleship and one cruiser to Vera Cruz.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-03-11

thoroughly dry with soft cloth. q,
You can treat plated ware In the
same manner without the slightest in.
jury to the plate.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-03-11

How can You tell a masterpiece
by the price. Boston Globe.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-03-11

State of Utah,
County of Cache,
j. Il. Shepard, being first duly
sworn according to law, deposes and
says that he is Cashier of the above
named bank; that the above and fore
going report contains a full, true ana
correct statement of the condition
of the said bank at the close OF bust
ness on the 25th day of February
1915.
]. e. SHEPPARD,
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 4th day OF March, 1915.
N. w. HAWS,
Notary Public,
SEAL
My commission expires 2sth day of
September, 1917.
Correct Attest:
.. A. II. THOMPSON,
HYRUM HAYBALL.
HYRUM NEBEKER,
.H.l a.,..a ,.a Directors,
State Of Utah,
Office OF Bank Commissioner.
|, c. A. GLAzIER, Bank Commits
sioner of the State OF Utah, do here
by certify that the foregoing is a
full, true and correct copy Of the
statement Of the above named com.
pany, filed In my office this 9th day
Of March, 1915,
c. A, GLAZIER,
Bank Commissioner.
ADV.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-04
GERMANY HAS a
BEER SHORTAGE
Production is Cut Down in Or
der TO Save Barley for
Other Uses.
s.y .ssoe,a4xp ra1ss,


BERLIN. Aug. prospects Of q
beer shortage. ana, as its natural re-
suitant, another increase In prices, is
giving concern to the authorities. For
some time now the beer production
has been reduced to sixty per cent of
its former figures for the purpose Of
cutting down the quantity of barley
used. AT the same time the breweries
are required to set apart twenty per
cent OF. the old production figure for
the army With the result that Berlin
has to snbsist -on forty per cent OF
it's onetima supply
Aside from Hhe general public, which
either is getting less beer to drink
than before. or is paying more for 1T
or both, the restaurant and cafe pro
prietors are the ones hardest hit. Even
the raises in prices that have been
effective for months have not COM
pensated for the material reduction
In number of sales.
AS one means for: aiding them ~
now is. proposed: to stop the sale OF
bottled beer in. grocery and other
stores that have other income sources,
limit materially the bottled beer pro-
duction, and permit the restaurants to
handle all that Is produced. The sale
of bottled beer In municipal or gov
eminent buildings it Is proposed to
stop altogether as q further means OF
tightening the load of the .restaur-
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-04

Frank al OpBrfen lik9ns an excur
sion to mushroom. You never know
until it's too Late that you picked 'tht
wrong one.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-04

"Thanks. Motion picture rights to
my actions not dfscussable Henry
James"
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-04
GIEARs4BLOTcEIY SKIN

Try resin6l soap for o week. You
will be surprised TO see how it clears
and freshens your complexion, even in
that short time. Used for the sham
poo, it removes dandruf and keeps the
hair live, rich and 1ustrous. This is
because &c contains the soothing, heal
ing fesinol medication.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-04

New York has had seven days Of
real not weather up to today. The
village ds getting to be- quite q fetch
ing summer resort
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-04

Doc. Hall, the famed caicago critic.
has been seeing the new shows on
broadway the last few weeks while
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-04

A kite soaring ont OF sight can
still distinguish lizards and field nice
on the ground and can often swoop
down in time to catch then.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-04

NEW YORK. AaE. The news.
paper boys VINO were assigned by
their city editors To do the Becker
lelectrocution left New York for Sing
Sing all pasty laced and white. Most
OF them were old timers and have
iseensa rot Of death chair horrors. but
| they seem never able to rise above
| the ghasti illness of the execution of a
death sentence. u
Martin Green. OF the Evening World.
| has probably seen more e1ectrocutton
than any other Park Row reporter of
the present crop and ne never tails to
become nArseated by the sight lsvefy
newspaper reporter who has Sovs-ed
an electr0cdtf6n pr hanging 1s one
for the aboIishment Of itaE punish
ment.
Frank al o'Brfen lfk9ns an excur-
sion TO mushroom. You never know
until it's too Lite that you picked the
wrong one.
Henry James. the ven known ex-
American. seems to be about the crab
best party in the pay-asyou- enter
war zone. He will never be arrested
for appiauding too boisterously at q
pict-re SHOW Larry Gimen, who
supV1ies producers with I him scena-
rios, cabled James at his London club
He intimated that quite e. sizeab1e
roll might be annexed sif he would per-
NIT some of his stories to be made
into film productions. Ginen had
visions Of husky commissions. Ffvo
hours later the bump came and here
at is:
.Thanks. Motion picture rights to.
my fictions not dfscussat5le Henry
James"
.n.,.,.,,. 7,,,,,is..s. -
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-04

The Brooklyn widow who adver-
tised for a perfect husband offering
hasn't had any, line in waiting out
side her home. One cautious gentle
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-07-09
Ser aries ucr6aRt.
Die ehmmuus Der snsliiGsn arbei.
teridjaft.

Die Gtimmuns Der snslii6sn grbsi.
teridafi.
Die .@uerre SceiaIs", bus Organ
Oes friiberen antimilitariiten Serpe.
u%erOffentIiats un!lansit ben Brief oes
repoluttpndren enelif6sn So5ialbes
motraten Spn0mon an G%lemenceau.
IN BEN aussefibrt mar, Oab Die ers
oriidenbe Mebrbeit Der @rbeitermafe
in Gnslunb fir ben ,8ries iei. Siers
gu pirp nun aus enslii6en iuStoliiis
fden &reiisn geldrieben, Dab bieier
Brief elm gang falfdes Bib BON Der
Stsanngnabme Der sne5iifen arbeis
Ter gum aries psrbreite. Sn Der un>
prguniiierten arbetteridaft berrlde
@lei4giiltigteit sesen ben &ries. Die
orsuniierte arbeiteri6aft ooer YarIias
mentarp 2obour 9artp nit run0 3pei
Wfilionen Witglieoern unb elmer pors
lomentarii6en 8ertretung bon 30 Ibs
s%eproneten beI6rdnte fi6 auf @stperts
ihaftsfrdgen pbne 8erItGnonis fir
ole 4a9emeinbeit. Die Resieruns babe
fi6 nod Iusbruh bes &rieges ibre
llnterftiiBung ssii9ert. Die Bartsis
fibrer beteilieten ii9 am &etrutisz
rungsfelb3us, an @ebeimmiiiionen
mad amerita uip. 9ufiir o~urften
iie an MISUNDERSTANDING teiInebs
men. 90 puBtea iie 3. 9. 8eideib
bon Der unsliidli9eu Expedition na9
4ntwerpen. aber aud unter bieien
5iibrern gebe es 2eute, Die auf Der
SDbe Der Situation itGn0sn uno ben
&rieg BON @rlnb aus perurteilen.
uno Oob Die Mafien nit ben Tiibrern
nidt obne peiteres gu iDentifi5iereu
Ieten, 5ei9e INNER mebr bic i~iberbanbs
nebmenoe Streifbelpesuns. Man
miihe iCgar nit Der MDgli6teit reds
men, baB oieier 8emesung tiefere po.
litif6s abii9ten ais blpBe 2Obna
fdmpfe gu @runoe Iiegen. DAB Qr.
better aus guthe5a6lten Stelen in
GROCER 3a4l freipiaig ais Retrutsr
oienen, lei ri9tia. lie tudren aud DEN
ariegsfteber perfallen. sic ieier
idlieBlia BON Dem 3eitun9sgei9re
iiber 8el9ien unp oeuti6e c@rsueI'
iiberseugt norOeR. Qber man iei Mid.
terner %geporOen. IS t0nne teinet
3ipeifel unterliegell, Oob Der &rieg tie
perbubt 1T. Man tdmpfe nit grobe,
6olsItarrtgteit. dber nur neil maj
Tid. segen Snpaiipu unO @ormunb
6erri6a[t psbre.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-07-09
Ser pclOcntuO cincs 3ebnjGArigcn.

Inter groBer 8eteili9ung fauo i'm
Mdbrii1sW etbtir4en oas 8egrdbnis
rlnes 3eDnjdbrigen 9elOen fntt, 0sI
len Snrg nit Ylumengeminoen iiberz
tGuft mar. @ines trlg auf Der
aran5idleife Die Wiomung: Fem
tleinen Derpaiiten 9eIben &eiers
peipital." IS banOelt iid um ets
nen 3ebniGbri9en &naben, narssns
San WisnieWsti aus Rp1pulp bel
5drnop, Der nit ieinen @ltern, elmer
rplniiden 8auernfumilie, i'm 9e3tns
Der p. S. ben !Seimotsort perlieB,
pd6reuO bic Hufen bereits Die Ue=
genO nit ibrem 4rtilleriefcuer belegz
len. llntertpegs f9lile elm fe;n0s
lides S,4rapneq in bic S9ar DER
5liidtenoen Elm, ipubei bic Gltern oss
8noben getotet purosn. Nadbutn
nabmeu Den Sungsn nit iid, bod ge,
lang es inn, iid DaponsuI9ei9en
llno in bic Reiben Der DiterreidifGs
unsariiaen SdiiBeniinien 81 selcns
gen, no er Bot, perbleiben 81 birfen.
Quf bas einOringlide Bitten !ieB
man i'm Bel Der Sruppe. Sn Ger
Sat maGte er iif aud ourG pislers
lei Gdnse niiblih, 10 oub er Galo
Der 2iebling Der Soloaten mar. Has
mentli9 abenos perftmo er er es,
BON einem gum onoeren S6iiBens
sraben gu f9let9en, Inn Gebensrtits
tel, 8aiIer II. bergl. Dabin gu brius
gen. Ginmal paren in eineln
Sdibensraben ole gatronen CUR yfeis
ge eesangen, ober infolge oes feinos
llden 9ei9obbasels mar es unmOss
lid, Die Munition au ~ersGn5en. Sc
Der 8sriu6 miblano. Ils Der SSuus
&c 5ies iab. bot er ii4 81 bieiem
Sienite an, mas ieboh nit RidHdt
farduf, Dab er Dem iiferen Sooe ges
lueibt tporben pGre, ab9elebnt tpuroe.
Der Sun9e i9lih iid tnpes bod aug
Dem @rabeE in Der Ri9tung gum
Wunitionsoeppt, errei4te Oieies rno
tebrte nit ser Munition Suriid.
&aum bunbert Shritte pom Stiits
sensrdben plaBte ein S4rapnea unb
man fab, bob Der &ndbe setroffsn
iuorOen mar. Der iunge SeIo elite
ober peiter, Bis er ettpa 3e9n S6ritte
rom SdiiBengraben entfernt, BON
ueiteren GeiGpfeu setroffen fpuyoe
unO 5uiommenbro6. @r tpuroe
our6 Solcoten raid geborgen, Gle
audi bic Iunitipn in Siderbeit brafs
Ten. Rad Qbbrud beg 8efedts
tpuroe Der anabe our6 Sanit1tss
manufacturer ins SeIola3arett iibers
sefiibrt, bon mo er bann in bas RE
ferpeipital nod Mdbriidz@ eibtir6en
tam. Die 9erlebungen tparen ieooa
10 idiDer. bob er ibnen erIdg.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-07-09

Sidnebtidsr sssndt IN ipas oeui.
Sc, Der Brief is BON osu @eosss
peilsr sepeie! Weu, oas Fat mid
utpper gang tOIafol ssfrsut. email
ebbes bon ben traurise SsdeI Su
bore. Sn msin nG9ite S6reilpe
ipia i'd Sine mitSeiIs. mas mid Der
&unne sel6ripius bat, tuomit id psrs
bleipe Sbne Sbrn lisruer
Yhilipp Sauerampier.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-07-09
E.L.HAFFNER,M N. D.
MO.
+. j. koeIIer,
sdmieb II, &asemHadtr
Sermann, Mo.

Sd babe oas 5d1mieoe, uub Waaens
mad1er.SeIdait bes Sobn RappoIo. On Der
ineiil. 5. etrabe 9etouii unb tprroe beitrebi
tetn MUIR he beiten srbeiten mno Waoren ~
%lieIern. Sd, babe LANCE Griahrups I'm
Observation-Disclosures iotpobl ,uie i'm Shmieae-
pth Wa9erbanb,pert.
S%armpnsen, puoaies. Mlanur.e preab-
ers, uno Horm, WlnidhircH an 6ono cber
auf 9eiteliuna au eiiniti9en ~Reoinsunssn
uno gu unurbmbareu preiieu g~eIieiert.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-07-09
9ftner sarribsbrirf Sts
pbilipp 5autramYter.
Ills.

Ills.
Mleiu lis5er Ssrr Rebadtiondr:
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-07-09

W uiheHt ~ $50
tein 8esriff bes Be
srsifens. pie sIiidli9
al in Den Boot
sefiiblt ben! Sober
BON uns bot ssbentt,
oab sr en- Siero Is IN
gang eipei9eaie ben
rler Sdnos nit nns
ssi9ebtt, bitabs iner
ben nod al unier
Gene sebabt. Der i'm
piboer E tpenis tlobs
fer gu Sen Sdpbr se>
fdbre, bi.abs mer ben
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-07-09

@en6ae Gu8funft iiber Baiap'
Granspsrtatisu, Hbfabrt bet
DampfidiHe, II. |. 10. 9i6ets
fdr Raiiten. uab ~8mtiheneeds
8afasiers via Nsw Dcrf ooet
Baltimore nuu unb mad irsenh
eiuetH Orte gur0pas 80 beFon
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1915-07-29

N for the benefit of the Republican party which the senator
undoubtedly sees drifting rapidly away from the good
OF ldahos citizens because of the position by many
those known to be closest in touch with the element
of the party at this time
That the senator's task tremendous even not an en-
rey hopeless one shown by the first uterances the
spokesman OF the controlling element which makes effort
msconsrue his remarks into attack upon the
state than other the state unless it should be Sena
tor Borah.
1t is unfair to Senator Borah and an unworthy miscon-
stcton OF his utterances to that he had
criticism whatever OF the governor for did he publicly
the Republican state central at it's
meeting and through the members of that committee the Re
publican of the state that serious was being
made In senseess and nsnuang attack upon Governor
ander? And has he not publicly than once certified to
the honesty of purpose and the efficiency Goveror Aexa
der?
The controlling element of the Republican party of this
state has need OF the timely and biting warning given by Sena
tor Bora Every citizens of the state should his address,
but especially Republican loyal his party and it's ira
dons should read and study it, and having read should un
derstand its of rebuke those have not ncau
ous but boldly excused defended and
with CRIME against the state closely those
guilty OF these and closely touch with them as to be
almost as guilty because of ignorance it, indeed they were
ignorant they would have because of knowledge of
what done.
1t must be discouragng Senator Borah to find such
powerful influences within his party not only refusing
aid him in his efforts to restore his party place the
dence Oh the people OF this state but acting guilty of
strung and misrepresentng his purposes.
Unfortunate may be- however such is the attitude of
these powerful within the party the state How bold
they is shown by their defiance Borah himself the
most powerful agency for good within his party in this state
Every good citizen will wish Senator Borah success along
the lines laid down in his speech but should be canddy adj
med it undoubtedly recognized by the senator that his
task just appears hopeless because spirit of defiance
manifested Capital News.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1915-07-29
THE FARMER AND BIG CROPS.

1t is not unusual these days pick up paper and see an
editorial or news item headed Farmers Rolling in Wealth
The statement usually based crop reports
and prevailing good prices which induce the EDITORS nspira
ton III that respect Crop reports generally badly inflated
and unreliable and conducive to injury the
than good They principally used basis for estimates
IN gambling on tie Board of Trade
With general good crops and fair prospects good prices
the farmer OF course will not grumble For that matter the
farmer does less grumbg than other profession
and calling That comes largely by of the independence
OF MS calling and by of the fact that he generally kept
so busy that he has no time for grumbling.
The statement that the farmer is rolling wealth is little
draWn-qulte little Those who intimately acquainted
with farming will tell you differently Every dollar farmer
earns comes result of dollars worth of toll some
instances two dollars worth His wealth the indus
" ana he rarely amasses immense fortune from his
The farmer does not to immense fortune
" mann thought Is to towards the day when old
mands cessation of TOLL and he hopes small retiring in
No the farmer not rolling wealth Far from it. His
profits greater with the bounu harvest but more likely
than not his increased crop will only wpng out past
losses that devastating he'll took his entire
crops or IN meeting past deficits and debts coming due
The better statement would be that country rolls in
wealth. by reason OF the great the farmer will reap
crop Is large but the returns be comparatively small Big
crops are generally followed by reduction prices The
working man, the banker the professional officials
the county, municipality state nation will be paid and fed
from his crop The farmers prosperity is the nation pros
pery In which he himself generally shares very modesty in
deed =
80 heres to the farmer May fully appreciate him and
realize how much depends on his toll.