The Green Forest tribune., 1916-01-07
CHAPTER x-continued.

n CHAPTER x-Continued. Wilson went over to his wall map. h a step in which there was the 13ng of a boy. A. l.. Vance of the l5ted States Supplies company, Lich controlled beef, sugar and prac- lily all other food products, except lSe mighty necessities under the Ays of the Standard Cereal con- " and Eldridge Babbitt's National NY Products consolidation, studied buoyant Allison with a puzzled ex- sion. He had seen Allison grow Scare- -burdened manhood, and sud. 4ly Ed seemed twenty years young # Only Eldridge Babbitt knew the net of this miraculous rejuvenes- 8ee. Rabbit had married late in & beautiful young woman!
 he key to the north and south sit 51pn is here." said Allison, and he " firm, swift, green line down LES the United States, branching at 6 end George Dalrymple will be
 in half an hour, and by that time 4Rst we may come to some agree.
 !"
 6R depends on what you want" med Arthur Grandin, who, sitting le the immense Haverman, looked g. that giant had shrunk him by his stH proximity.
 Freight. to begin with" stated Ali A pysSuming his place. at. tho tho 'flaa fleaaad Of s S EsN!e, but not hts seat. You gen I lTsreprese1lt the largest freight 8 ,ss9ereSts in the United States y it sN, know your relative products zM lhe in order to grasp this situation H IsT ely, l wish to enumerate them M s National Dairy Products con. # sSibn can swing the shipment of
 nnsszApnce nsz Of butter, cream, cheese,
 d poultry handled in this coun- krk's Standard Cereal company EZE Eorn, oats. rice, barley, malt, M very ounce of breadstuffs or @ ioods, grown on American soil: E hian, the Amalgamated Metals 5kP4ctlve company, every pound
 h. Aead and copper, and every ton
 from the moment it leaves the
 Ad Until 1t appears as an iron web
 WI sky or spans river; Grandin, zIEfJton Fuel company, coal and E E 8'om Alaska to Pennsylvania, Es \ and all It's enormous by-prod- M Taylor. the American Textiles
 @y, wool, cotton, flax, the raw
 -shed material of every thread #E ing we wear, or any other tex
 AYic we use except silks; Vance, N ited States Supplies company, # ugar, fruit, the main blood and N uilders of the country. Gentle N NyoFe me the freightage controlled { six companies, and I'll toss WcJt of the country's freightage EaSgar."
 forgot Chisholm" Rabbit re- ala him, and Banker Chisholm's tort tutton-chops turned pink from 3bo reciation which glowed in his
 eined face.
 idI on was quite right" returned bffid erman with dry smile. "The pro ge income on money is an item
 worth considering"
 ke H the Atlantic-Pacific this ibf W&nd, inside of two years, the F. ;Msiness of the United States.
 it's -ramifications, will Ne o in one management, and tha' 6p11hent ours. We shall not need HNTYb, nor purchase, a single rail- l WI it Is bankrupt"
 z. Nble idea, Allison" approved H Nthe Standard Cereal company. I Illogical proposition which I had
 Nears ago."
 ft9En's stroke of genius, it seems oIN insists in getting us together" h o3 31averman, hanging his arm
 back of his chair.
 llef E Chisholm leaned forward on NiEe, and stroked his round chin Ehly. There would be some
 Iization, and perhaps financial afk in the first two years" he
 4 led; "but the railroads are al-
 brassed too much by the gov
 ,pWto thrive under competition,
 Ne end, believe this proposed
 eHAtion would be the best thing N interests of the country"
 MI, Chisholm displayed that he
 Naestryman of Market Square Eaf Wherever he went.
 brHls your proposition asked |
 S,. who, because of the self-as- N wscessitated by his diminutive
 1T bed pompous. but was not. No