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The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1916-07-28

Department Of the Interior.
u. S. Land office at La Grande. Or.
June sth. 1916.
Notice Is hereby given that Charles
Huiett March. Of Weston. Oregon,
who, on February is. 1915. made
Homestead Entry No. 0II56es for SO
X NwE and Swz MEX. Section 20.
Township North. Range 81 East.
Willamette Meridian, has filed notice
OF intention to make threeTyear proof,
to establish claim to the land above
described, before Frank Sailing. clerk
OF the Circuit Gourg Of runatisla. coun-
", at Pendieton, Oresin. on the 2sta
day OF July. 1915.
Claimant names as witnesses: Sell
mcr D. Thompson. Thomas c. Getting.
Aleck Killing. ami Herkert March. all
OF Weston. Oregon.
" c. BRAMwELL Register.
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1916-07-28

Three UmatIIla county, men, CIhTF
E. Nelson. Charles y. Heard and Carl
Kupers. are listed In the June blue
book issued by the Equitable Life In
anrance company among the SO lead
ing Producer for the month. Mr..
Nelson takes fourth. place. Mr. Kupers
18th and Mr. Heard lbth among no
less than 5000 agents IN the writing
OF June business. These figures are
for. the EquitabIe's entire territory.
For the first ak months OF fsIs. Mr..
Nelson ranks a. the lsth largest per-
soBai producer.
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1916-07-28

The concert and lawn fete given
Saturday evening by the Weston Con-
cert Band proved 70 be 10 enjoyable
and successful that another IL an
nounced for tomorrow Saturday
evening. Director IaindeiI said N
making tho announcement that hs
hoped everybody wonld come out and
enjoy the free concert program. and
that none need feel obligated 90 spend
money for the refreshments. although
the hand needs and will appreciates a
little wherewithsl The concert Il
expected 70 begin at eight o'clock.
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1916-07-28

William Crawford has sold the J..
M. Speaks place on the Weston up
lands and has moved TO Walla Walla
with his family.
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1916-07-28

We will have a cake-making contest
at the store Saturday the 18th. All
All are invited to take part. Bring your
cakes to the store not later than | p. m.
Saturday, where they will be judged
by competent judges and prizes award
ed the winners. The cakes are to be
given to the Band, who will use what
thew require for the evening festival
and the balance will be sold at the park
pavilion Saturday evening. all proceeds
going to the band
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1916-07-28
BREvITIES

/
Team OF work horses for sale At q
bargain. Mrs. Anna Anderson.
W. A. Mccorksi Of the Reed =
Iawiey uplands. is driving new Ford
automobIIs.
Mr. and Mrs. J. n. Price motored
last week 10 Lehman Springs for a
summer outing.
A son was born Sunday 20 Mr.. and
Mrs. Joe Cannon At their home on the
Weston plateau.
Mayor Watts of Athena attended the
band concert and social IN Weston
Saturday evening.
YouIi be repaid for attending my
eacrlfice sale Of secondhand furniture
tomorrow tsaturday) at Athena. b'
". zehm..
A. the Blue Mountain sawmili sat
urday, Mr.. and Mira J. w. Belcher DC.
came the parents OF an eisht-poun'
daughter.
j. u. Kennedy. retired farmer ano
prominent Pendietonian. Was mere
Monday for visit with his daughter
Mrs. w. T. Payne,
Mr.. and Mrs. O. W. Mitchell. motor
ing in their new REQ. have gone 70
oranKeville. Idaho. for a visit WIN
their son. Press Mitchell.
Roy Kirk and family Of Seattle. who
have been guests OF the Joe HodgSons
nj Meadowbrook farm, left Saturday
for Athena. Mr. Kirk II n brother OF
Mira Hodgson.
c. d. uabrieison. the affabie insur.
ance man and amateur earioonist OF
Salem. was I'm our midst" Tuesday.
Weston IL fond Of "0abe." and would
like 10 annex him ~ permanent fin-
ture.
Harvesting was begun this week In
the pilot Rock district where the
Kraln IL reported 20 be of good quality.
A number OF Weston outfits are ex-
pected 20 take tho field early IN
August
Miss Eula Wood OF Amitv. Oregon.
IL visiting her brother. Rev. n. d.
Wood She viii remain In Weston
during the summer, and will then ac-
company her brother TO his alfalfa
farm near Redmond.
Mr.. Frank Hlldebrand and Mrs,
Louise Davis were united In marriage
saturday az the homo OF the bride on
washington street In this city. The
ceremony was performed BY Rev. Mr.
Pheipa, pastor OF the United Brethren
church.
carenainR the aprocket wheel of Al
binder the other day. ''vcrnle" OfHar-
"a nearly parted with his left hand
which IL now awathed In bandaEea-
T.he member was badly bruised and
lacerated. and glove was all that
saved n.
Mr.. and Mrs. J A. Lieunllen aEe'viS-
itinx relatives in Weston. and expect
10 leave soon for Pendleton 10 reside.
Mr., Lleuaiien resigned his position as
chief Of police Of American Falls.
Idaho. and has lately been shearing IN
Montana.
a days outing and picnic dinner
were. enjoyed Sunday by pr. y. y.
Watts and family and y, Q. DeMoss
and family 10 the vicinity of the power
plant on the waiia waiia river They
motored 20 tho verdhnt scene In the
doctors Hudson car.
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1916-07-28
ExECurRIx,s NOTICE.

In the County Court Of the State Of
Oregon for Umatilia County.
In the Matter OF the Estate Of d. N
Van Skiver, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given that the un-
dersigned has been appointed execu-
trix of the last will and testament Of
d. N. Van Skiver. deceased. by the
above entitled court. and has qualified
as such.
All persons having claims against
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1916-07-28
Cake Making Contest

1st prize, girls under IA, parasol, value
$1.50
End prize girls under IA, MILDLY, $1.19
Srd prize girls under IA, boxFtrilet soap
SOC.
Ladies Prize All entitled to compete
1st prize pr. black silk hose, val. $3.50
End " Dainty Jap Tea Cloth set $1.0O
Srd /" S-lb. can Carnation Coffee 85c
All cakes must be at the store not later
than Up. m, Saturday.
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1916-07-28

4 days outing and picnic dinner
were. enjoyed sunday BY pr. y. y.
Watts and family and y, Q. DeMcss
and family 10 the vicinity of the power
plant on the waiia walla river, They
motored 10 the verdhnt scene In the
doctors Hudson car.
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1916-07-28

Rev. John Warren. who several
years ago held occasional services AZ
tho Episcopal misaion church In this
city. died last May ~ his home IN
England. the letter containing news
~ his death was censored and de-
iayed. and was only lately received by
his son. Bert Warren, a Helix farmer
Unable old gentlemen. and was high
~ regarded BY members OF the Epis-
copai congregation ana other friends
In this community.iff
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1916-07-28

Reese Wolf. son Of H. Wolf. who
two decades ago was railway agent Al
Weston and later conducted a confec.
tionery business here. was In towr
Wednesday for the purpose OF PLACING
flowers on his mothers grave 10 ths
local cemetery Since his boyhood the
young man has been engaged In rail.
way teiegraphlng., lie is In the EN-
ploy OF the o.yw. II. A. ~. as Is also
his father. who since leaving Weston
has been stationed constantly AZ Dur
kee. Oregon. M Ht
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-11

Dan i1reibt Dem .Berliner Idoss
6ldtt" ans Duvtmuno. Mie aus Wei.
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iid bas Tfter5 mie0erbplt battle. tameu
9er9e Sug @ori1ein. III rcneu eesen.
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terinuen cine gfn3abl &rantsni1pes
itern. Die ciueH @erg binaufIticeeu
1eren Soubeu tounten fla gon3 bsuts
li8 crtcanen Dorauf 5ciete i;b Elm
ireier @laa, auf oem il4 eiuige sries
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ghin purDs lpieDes eth Bergesbdgel
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ten ihuBDereii lo9en. 3ulsbt ia6en
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2auFgrdben, 0lird Die Go!Oateu bin
Our1liefen. DaAu trdl Sic Some
tart herDur IMP nie Grldeinuuo bers
i9mdr0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-11
@nnIanitdt.
SSie bic 3taIivurr nas SlOtGt Gtreas
miBObtcn.

nus Dem {. II. t. 8riegsprsiequars
ticr miro gsmclbet: lle6er nas itolies
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ms Edrterre unD G5outerroin erIeoidt.
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IulItrsFFer in cen Turm oes GpitaIS,
bern uocb bret peitere elmer in Die
4uFnoAmelan3lei cirer IN Gin Waua
i9aFiSaimmcr lm0 clpcr IN Me Riis
dlsnaala9en fole!cn. SIN Qon3ea
crfolgten iieben @outreFfer SSn Bic
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unmiilelharer gldbe i1haei ii Syus
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gBolfgana aaeiuIedUtr, gtbteiluuqs1efs
arst; Dr. Pilots aoIar3"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-11
Dir uaclbcn" Seituasra.

StoH Dor orei Mouatcn uuroc
oorauSaeioat 0aB acl6cs Eopicr
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meiBe 1triimpfc; Der Srilno III ccrs
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Gor5c lit Scr ojsiluOton ocs Yapiers.
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mes slnilins&rdparGts 1cicitiQt itno
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Northumberland mur0c ans Cclltih.
lauo inportirt ma rOnn iebt uidt
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NebraiIdcn notAQcuoin aif Barrier
~ leincr SriainoIiarbc vacIb. sui
Oruden.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-11
9oet6es fouIl.

Gin 2eTcr IArsibt nem ,GimpIi5ilIis
mus" Gum 3peisea MiaIe 3u 0sn
@fipperN eugc3oGra po6m idl mir
Gjoetbe5 Iuult init als Gorgenbre1er
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eiuem feibii nod unIersu 8esrIfian
saa5 nett oepfIr9en GIurtcr. sy1
9rtf 81 laeinem Saul, las eiuiae Sri.
ten, legte iaic3 0am ia4 inS Giros,
lieB mid pon oev prad'Dousn Mais
ionnc beFAsiuea luo illercaAte 0as
GIeleienc. 4lUtlitQ 6Srte i'd neben
mir ciae Glimms o@u 0erF ID mir
bet 9u6 mai uesnen2"
n@ilie fdon~ ioatc id1 9orauf ii1
folacnocr literoriidcr Iialug enis
lpoun.
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liicHtliA?@
,Goettes 5auf
Set Il iyphl 70 nat d0uIiAes. pis
Gdiaers Msrte. lpot9"
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-11

Die foIgsnoc, fiir Die 3uItduoe oes
0ffentlicben Qebens in Stalieu be3eic6s
nenbe Sbiloeruna finbet Ii9 i'm
nGjiornole n'Stalin" Yelonosrs
f9GOlir6 un0 per0nmmenspertD III
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@infIuB Der ein5elueu parlanentorier
ouf bic 9(Dniniiiraiicn 0es Qanbes.
Gs III Beute foit ousgcibloiieH. oaB
irgenoeine glneelcgenDelt Den ibr 5ls
tommenoen Qouf riMmt, penn iie
nidt our1 eigea 9(tgeorOnetcn ooer
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fienl perI6nli1er Gmplcblinaeu III BEL
uns ua6geraoe dllaeiaein unD oIfbiea
Qeporocn. Die @rieit Der @0nner
perben in ben gtemteya ia ei9ens fir
oieien 3ucd onsclcgten gtegiIieru auf=
bepoDtt. Die poliiIter be0ieuen iid
ibrer Wto9t uuD ibrer @er6iu0uaoen,
hin peri1RIiCbeu SntereNen 3im Siege
gu pcrGelIea. 9ie fhl1ic Dirt Der
Regieruugsleiiupg fat bic &orruption
i'm G9obe Der @eb6lierurg feIie
Wur3eln it6laacn laiien Daber itammt
mlc9 Der cR0ere SSebler; oas IianDiae,
9artnddige yRiBtrausn nss @ublitruns
gegenii6er alien gluisperioueu Die
Beanien iuer0en ii6erlpadt, ais ob IS
iic6 lin eiNc Lrnppe bon 5u 3pones.
pcrurtbeillen GirGflinQen
bdHoele Dobei Weroea auf 6eioen
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aaiSet. @ie tleiusr Diebc perNcn gc-
faHscn. bic groBul IaBt man laufen.
Gs 1T unlese eriic uuo DrilqeuoIte
41fliat, rieie gsrballaiiit enoIic6 as.
mI4affen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-11

]
g8eiBt oil noh2 tlirrte 0as TenIter
bonn erIteu Stod, ipie ou naM mir
! IdieIief, bis binter meinen bliB6lons
ten 5deibeu i9r &opf eri@icn uno biz
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ole 8dume Ger 2lliee ibm 8u, unO Der
gGolo iuieoer6olie ben fraeenosn GruB.
Willtcmmen, piatommeH rieien iie
alle.
lln0 als er 0en Wolonsg 3ur 9tn.
bobe btnaHi6ritt, I'D man bpn elmer
Bani aus Die Gidt iiber Die Qan3e
tiefsr ee!egene GtaOt init i9rcu 8d.
Aern uno EiirmeH genieBsn tonute,
oa uintte ic9on BON ferne Bic alte
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log bonn Gje1cH, lieB sr ii9 auf i9r
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bofliAeu @uteH Eag bieten0.
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bert, uno Sd in ibn bic gleuaieroe
iDad purOe HaH lebenbiger &un0e bon
Der Staot. begaun er nit Der Jrsme
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er bierbsr getommen. Sb Iie aud jes
mauoeH i'm 5elbe toiTs2
gleiH iie iiebe olleiH. felt syabren
Icbou. llnb mancber i1rer Jrelln0e
lei I6on geganseu, eGe bieicr arieg
lam.
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naboentlid, uH0 geipiB piiroe er oen
g8eg uidt fergefunOen 9abeu, penn
ni4t Der 8rieg Jpn ppm Sdlantfelo
bier9er perf@Iaesn battle. g(ber Oie
Gtdot femme CT gut Bon friiber bsr.
Sb Iie eine 9lufdiii9e lei. froste er
ipeiter.
@eiDiB, Iie babe BON ainbbeit an
bier gelebt, nidte Iie.
., Damn tonne liz i6m bielleibi
g(ustuuft gebeR. lInD er bsgaHn nocb
alien Nomeu 81 Iudeu uuo 5u frogen,
uH0 3uIeBt, nit etpas unIi9erer
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bensdIe9"
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cent id.
nDas Freut MIDI Iaaie tr beDcgt.
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als tA jung mar, gut oetannt. Sin
icl0nes Mldohen uno gut mir
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len jo ia auf cben oiefer @snt.
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eiferHeH Ghidfol Idnft bierber osIettst,
ipill es i9m ibeiHsH. als isi er uoA
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bic Stuoenteuiappe i'm Sdar inb Dos
Ser5 poller loofiuuugeu, uno Hsben
ibm idBe, ipie Gic jebt Iiebe s5rau,
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ihaaic nit qldn5enoen 9lugsn in Den
sgriib!iHs seq 5rieosus, uno beioe ban,
ten auftiAl5fer, zines idl0Her ais oos
0noere
.Wic gut ser juues Gtubio up9
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ldhelnO; .uuo criuHert e. ii9 md,
boB er zines 9lbeuos ein Ser3 uno Die
@ufitoteu g. ino 6. ii bic Banl
ribte GeteH Gle noG, ned iisbt
man ibre Gpur Die olte 9ant bat
iie bis beiiie oui6euabrt, feben Giel"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-11

Cine Sulbiaung aan5 heTcnoerer
glrt puroe in Niiinmen anlGBlib beg
glamenstoots bem aDnig BON 8oDsrn
oargebraht. Nus aneu Go3aretten
Miinc6ens BAT iid cin WlGnrerbor BON
600 @ermuuoeien aebilDet, Der, 6eoleis
tet bon Scr &opslle oss SSufontsries
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9Ibsn6S III Sen Gaiierbof ser ReFoca3
einmdgiAiertc. IN ben Tentegu eer
Rei6ens 3Immey erimrnea 1as &5-
niaspodr pn0 6ie Godter 0es NDnigs
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iicllten iic9 III oer 4lit.e ocs Ssaiicc
boIes olif ipd0rsao ocs lBn6lilum oen
ipsileH SDf n oic5isd C5olorcH fiille.
glo6 Derid)iecenen @0rtraqsa 3prosQ
hin por ylperu pssioali0Csct aricasirei
niliger einea ig!bIiregfaBi,n poeiiiueu
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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-04-05


THE DOUBLE PREPARATION
BY Frances Elizabeth Lanyon
. = = = =
Robert Dale - "OId Trusty" the
prison officials called him - ''the
thief catcher" he was designated by
the convicts under his charge, went
his usual rounds at midnight to make
an amazing discovery.
He was called Old Trusty because
he never relaxed in his duty as a
guardian of the men in his especial
custody. He was designated the
thief catcher because, once a con-
vict made away before his time was
up, Dale hunted him to the ends Of
the earth until ne fOunl his man and
brought him back to a double SEN
tence of expiation.
Now Dale halted, caught at loose
iron door, flashed his lantern within
and uttered a mUffled word:
Gomez
Then he blew the signal for the
guard, meanwhile exploring the in
terror of the cell By the time the
guards had appeared he was out in
the corridor again.
1T was No. 921," he reported
gruffIy. You all know him. He can
not have gotten far, for o. KID him
on the II o'clock round. After him."
Then, the guards dispensing, he
traced what had been done. A door
bar sawed through, that of the cor
TidOr tower forced, a knOtted rope
made out of torn strips of sheets let
down from a windOw-and freedom!
More the amazed was Robert Dale
because No. 921 was a model prison
eT and had been since he came to the
prison two years before. Dale went
to the record book to revive his mem
DRY. One of its pages related the his
tory of No. 921.
Eldred Wareham was his name
a clerk in a big city bond house. He
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apparently had no living relatives. He
had come from the country to fall
victim to the temptations Of the city.
The chaplain had taken marked
fancy to the ingenuous-faced, we'll
behaved prisoner. Wareham was al
ways attentive to his exhOrtatiOns.
His fellows sneered at his "conver-
sion" yet they all recognized his gen
tie, accommodating ways, and when
he was set at work in the hospital
he was the favorite nurse.
'EHe won't go back to the city"
grOwIed Dale. Beyond that we know
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7 JUST Whit
Minutes"
nothing concerning him. It will be a
hard chase, but 1 will get him"
These were prophetic words, but
their fulfllment was a long ways
ahead. The guards found no trace
of the fugitive. Through the best
part of a year Dale made many a
journey to try to find the only es-
capped convict he had not caught. It
was of no avail and the champion
thief catcher was nettled and cha
gTined,
, 1916-05-13
KILOGRAMS.
ST. CkOX STATIC N.
Continued from 18th poge.)

London, May 9th-The British Empire
Producers, Organization" has been formed
and the FIRST meeting took place to-day with
a Sugar Conference. Representatives from
all parts of the Empire were present and
the West Indian delegates were Messrs.
Rutherford, Crumewing and Parker. Mr..
Hughes, the Prime Minister of Australia,
addressing q large gathering of Represen-
tatives in Caxton Hall on Monday said be
was convinced there was no reason why the
Empire should not supply its own sugar
requirements, it was not necessary for him
to dwel on the past history of the industry.
As it had grown up under stimulating lnHu-
ence radically different from that now exis-
ting, what we had now to consider was what
policy was necessary to conserve the industry,
after reviewing the past conditions be SAID
he was of the opinion the only way to snfe-
guard the industry during critical times OF
establishing it firmly was for the Imperial
Government to enter into a series of agree
ments with the sugar producers and the
manufactures under which they would be
guaranteed u minimum price for a minimum
quantity and however much sugar Germany
dumped into England they would be safe
guarded anb the industry saved from extinc-
ton.