Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1915-11-26
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CHAPTER x-contInued.
lrison went over to his wall map
Nm q step in which there was the
rtng of a boy. A. L. Vance Of the
United States Supplies company
,sch controlled beef, sugar and prac
asly all other food products, except
ao,e mighty necessities under the
Wsvs of the Standard Cereal com
nDy and Eldridge Rabbits National
hfy Products consolidation, studied
h buoyant Allison with a puzzled ex
nssiOn. He had seen Allison grow
STe-burdened manhood, and sud
denly Ed seemed twenty years young
e. Only Eldridge Babbitt knew the
erst of this miraculous rejuvenes
elce. Babbitt had married late in
Is beautiful young woman!
The key to the north and south sit
aHon is here" said Allison, and he
drew firm, swift, green line down
Moss the United States, branching al
ach ED George Dalrymple will be
hge in half an hour, and by that time
ruS! We may come to some agree
uat"
1t depends on what you want,
sMned Arthur Grandin, who, sitting
beside the immense Haverman, looked
DH that giant had shrunk him by his
mere proximity.
freight, to begin with" stated ALI.
SOD. Fesuming his place at the head OF
Tie table, but not his seat. You gen.
l'nen represent the largest freight.
ge interests in the United States
YOU all know your relative products
aa!et' in order to grasp this situation
snpletely, wish to enumerate them.
A0Ott's National Dairy Products con.
@aatlon can swing the shipment OF
very ounce of butter, cream, cheese,
VS. and poultry handled in this coun.
" Varks Standard Cereal company
'lsa' corn, oats, rice, barley, malt,
'0u every ounce of breadstuffs or
@sl goods, grown on American soil:
s''VFnlan, the Amalgamated Metals
obstructive company, every pound
aron' lead and copper, and every ton
AOier rom the moment it leaves the
eVond until it appears as an iron web
'a'y SKY or spans river; Grandin,
y Union Fuel company, coal and
", wv from Alaska to Pennsylvania,
'.'u vi and all its enormous by-prod-
W. taylor, the American Textiles
:, wool, cotton, fax, the raw
Inns, IliSned material of every thread
II. 1 W.. We wear, or any other tex
N ,aOIlc We use except silks; Vance,
~ = united States Supplies company,
80 -,a9 sugar fruit, the main blood and
T.. Nv Uullaers Of the country. Gentle
s''e me the freightage controlled
h. 'Olf SIX companies, and I'll toss
.eS' OF the country's freightage
,,, W forgot Chisholm" Rabbit re-
~ ~ nlm' and Banker Chisholm's
i ~ o,- au't.on-chops turned pink from
- \ .sPpFeciation which glowed in his
!, 1 gl was quite right" returned
hsi, ~, eEman with a dry smile. THE
E,,, ,r,ase income on money is an item
hst,S. ' The Atlantic-Pacific this
H. saS and inside of two years. the
IN :. BUSINESS Of the United States.
ss,,.s sl Its ramiications, will be
e,s. -. II one management, and that
l ,5So. sent ours. We shall not need
A.s 's so.o, nor purchase, a single rail
= NTH it is bankrupt" 90
D.. sSaole idea, Allison" approved
ID H. !. u the Standard Cereal COMPANY,
Mn, osleal proposition which / had
. 19d Years ago" w
| = Sa'son's stroke of genius, it seems
lsIs M INSISTS " in getting us together, !"
d , f5s Rha lave, hanging his arm
i ,sSS SS Chisholm leaned forward on
3D., s and stroked his round chin
lsor...sly There would be some
lso,ds- 'lalon' and perhaps financial
as,ds,,.sin the first two years." he
adv ~ ~ but the railroads are al
sonsnt - aSSed too much by the gov
1. n :. 10 thrive under competition,
satrali,.es. END believe this proposed
!, ~ -4.lon would be the best thing
es,ein interests Of the country"
q 4 onlSholm displayed that he
,escb NJ, ,eSs''yman Of Market Square
T M Wherever he went.
nd, IS Your proposition? ?" asked
atop ro "n0' because of the self-as-
q saa -.ss1essitated by his diminutive
u pompous. but was not. No