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The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1917-01-12
PRUETT,S WEEKLY
JOURNAL
SCHOOL NEWS

SCHOOL NEWS
Fred sadler has got the mUmps.
Ruth Hall is we'll Of the mpmps.
Sam and Mamie Stocks have quit
school.
Pierce and Andrews Mcdowell Of
Newton Ga. have moved to the still
quater and have started to the Lees
burg High School.
Florance Paul has been i'll this
week. rs
Miss Matte Pearl Wallace has
just got well Of the humps.
Billy Bagley was badly hurt
Wednesday evening.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-03-06

he could be followed Figuring out rhe time he was away each trip some now believe that he may have anJici- ga.ad 51e Tolosaaa strike by a few years
 In she Koyukuk district numerous .po.s of gold have been uncovered. lu tacr- nearly every year an unusual l. rich pocket ls found by some one Mosc old-,imars remember the tabled creek whose waters were said almost to run sold. ic was reputed 10 be so rich. IT was supposed 10 be al some place il the great koyukuk divide Many outfits were stranded on the financial breakers looking for iJ-
 Rich deposits caused the Slate creek stampede in e4rsg days and later a few rich spots were found near there al the head os yaldez creek
 Mackenzie Has Us Legends.
 The Mackenzie river system. pour ing is Hood of waters into the Arc -ic ocean. furnishes the setting for los. mines ranging from almost solid e.i1s Of gold and placer boulders 100 biz 10 ca-rE. 10 mysterious tribes 5t natives guarding the same. as well 8 a.mos- tropical Eo. spring yegeJa- rion rbe year rc1ud. and even great s1re-sn vsll-vs through which strange animals roam.
 Both in -1e Ruby and Idiyarod dis -r.5ts rich spots of placer nave been found. The Nome Third Beach line" z a1 old story
 Ever southeastern Alaska, where there .s very li-rle placer digging al present. has i-s lost rocker and lost cabin my--s. h one instance. s- least. decas ed sluice boxes were found 10 bear out inc version Of fights
 ..h The natives Of bloodshed. trials and rough sketches Of the scenes. Many Juneau residents believe the ac- counts. havtag known some Of the principals
 Gold sigg Po9noeo Out
 For that matter. great 'gobs" Of gold. or. more properly speaking. gold s.1gs have been pounded our Of quartz s-ringers within the sound Of Juneau whistles and al sumdum and other nearby places
 DeFries carries wi-h him as q pock- z: piece 2 nugget three parts gold and one part quartz half as pig as a mans t.=- F was found ia the taillings Of his Nome place- 1T hints at grea, possibilities and speaks eloquentIy Of -te lure ot gold
 The discovery os Alaska rubies was made by DeFries, and he said that small chips Of diamonds have been found in the blue clay in Alaska He at least. is confident that untold trea- s-res sti.l lie near the surface in Al Es. and 1hat he is on The high track this time
 fCCTr.o-s Tfmesg
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-03-06

LOYAL ORDER cF MOOSE Local zz4. reg--zr E-ee-s1g W'a-9a@s1zs Ttzt-tng 1F3E1s-s cordially l1T--4 Hall for rsz- Mc1dz-. TZ4g1zT. Frs ezy and Saturday.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-03-06
BELL ISLAND
 HOT SPRINGS.

:- Forty-fye miles north cf Ketchi- :: < rental. Meals served if required. .: :. Weekly boat service from Will :: :. Hams dock, Ketchikan :: :. Mrs. Houts, Manager in Charge. .: z. kan Clean cabins, equipped for :: :. light housekeeping. Reasonable :. :. ::
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The daily progressive-miner., 1917-03-06
fCCTcora TiHesl

FITmEess and o5sinacy can never be mistaken for each other You have flEmness; other people have Obsinacy.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-03-06
FOR SALE

Four Second Hand Pool tables and tzo znd hand bowling alleys in good condition for sale cheap. See D. ". HUNT.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-01-13
RED" WILLIAM, HENRY BALL
PLAYER IS STAR POLOIST

All Chicago was filled with news.
papers and posters advertising tho
roller hockcy--a new game in the
west, althO it had been played in the
east for many years-between Chi
COCA allstar aggregation, managed by
Paddy" Harmon. that well known
sport enthusiastic OF the Windy City,
he having lately added polo to his long
string Of sport attractions and the
Racine. Wis, team, perhaps the best
in the west, and promising as the
chief attraction mysterious" Branni.
gan, the dark horse from the east
whom Harmon had under cover But
as it turned out, the mysterious ono
was none other than Red Williams,
OF Henry baseball fame. Anyway,
Red we are proud to say. was the
whole show, the Chicago All-Stars
trounclng Racine to 2, with Rcd
acting as the chief functionary shoot
ing two goals, and being responsible
for two more
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-01-13
HOME iNSuRANCE COMPANY
SUFFERED ONLY ONE LOSS

The directors OF the Grand Rapids,
Brookfeld and Fall River Home In
surancc Co. held their annual meeting
at the Woodmen Hall in Marseilles on
Tuesday, Jan. 9TH. The company has
sustained only one heavy loss during
the past year At the election OF otfi-
GERS for the coming year the following
officers were reelected:
esdent-Fremont Carr.
Vice PRESIDENT. W. Wakey.
TreaSurer-lI r. Maggie.
D. u. Center. who has been the faith
full, efficient secretary Of the company
for twcnty-four years, refused to serve
in that capacity any longer. 1t was
with sincere regret that the directors
were obliged to part with his official
services. He was given a rising vote
Of thanks for past services. His yoke
was placed upon f. f. Moss, 70 whom
the work will be new.
Robt. A. Peterson, OF Grand Rapids,
was the only stakeholder present aside
from thedirectors His presence was
appreciated by the officers who would
be glad TO sec more Of the members
show little more interest in what
they are trying to do.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-01-13
SPORTS SECTION
FRIENDS FRAME reel"
JOKE ON TOM M'MAHON

The New Castle News tells the FOL,
lowing joke that was played On Tom
Mcmahon, the Spring Valley heavy.
weight:
Tom Mcmahon. well known IN
popular boxer. suddenly decided n
play host at supper at the Leslie
hotel to a crowd OF some 40 or 80 o
his friends last night Mcmahon had
just arrived from a tour of Australia
and had no intention of staging a bis
banquet in honor OF his return, until
strange turn of evets occurred.
The banquet was the conclusior
of the program that was framed u;
on the unsuspecting boxer by some (
his friends in this city. The way
they greeted Mcmahon on his rcturr
wa, to send Constable James Ellison
FOR him and summon him into IN
court OF Alderman Hart Seyera
charges were trumped IN, and Nc
Mahon ''pinched'
George Chip put up a $4,000 bond
80 that Mcmahon could get OUT IN
Ill evening, when the hour for a hear
inc was designated
Jimmie Dime. Chip and numerous
Ctler friends Of Mcmahon were pre-
eat as spectators, and interested in
the fate of Mcmahon. when the hear
,ng was called. Attorney Edwin X
Logan was the prosecuting attorney
and Attorney Sam Clark defended Nc
M1hon,
"A real hearing was staged. every
body keeping sober face Until some
two hours of cross-examination, etc.
bad been INDUCED in and then Nc.
Mcmahon was tipped off that the joke
was on him and the whole stunt had
been frame-up on the part of few
friends.
after everybody had a good laugh
Tom decided that he had been the fall
guy and invited all who had been in
the fun to accompany him to thu
Leslie hotel and have feed
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-01-13

Wayne Dinsmore, Chicago secretary
of the Percheron Society of America;
Frank W Harding, Chicago. mana ger
American Short Horn Breeders sssGg
ciation r. s Hauer. Taylorville. Tor.
mer president of the live stock board:
J. +. Hood, Quincy; Carl Marshall.
Ipava: Col. J. d. Waters, Dawson;
Charles Adkins, Bemen; ]. ID. G. Lutz.
Monmouth: ]. F. Doyle. Mt. Vernon,
secretary of the Farmers Union. and
Len Small, of Kankakee, state treas
urer.
Gov. Frank o. Lowden today ae'
cepted an invitation to discuss his
consolidation plan before the conven-
ton on Monday. The plan would
hrin" al ~ the various asucultural
boards and commissions into one gen
eral department and the governor IL
anxious to have the support OF inc
farmers in this effort to increase ellie
iency.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-01-13

minimum by the fact that no cOmplet
ed ordnance was on hand at the plant
The statement after telling Of 60
tracts to supply 5,ooo,ooo rounds OF
ammunition to the Russian govern
mcnts, says.
The two contracts were practically
completed, Il large quantity of shells
had been delivered in storage al
Klngsland 10 the representatives O.
III" Russian government. and the ha
ance Of the shells were being assem-
hled and packed yesterday when a fir
took place in one Of the large bull
insS used for cleaning shells.
The buildings destroyed were V
uod at s750,00o. The value of the cor
tents OF The buildings destroyed
approximately to $4,000
600, of which s6.OO0OoO belonged to
the company.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-01-13
FARMERS TO HELP.
SHAPE NEW LAWS
ILLINOIS MEN WILL EMULATE
NORTH DAKOTA LEAGUE BY
FORClNGt LEGISLATION THRU
SPRINGFIELD.

Springfield, Ill, Jan. IL Spurred by
the success OF the Farmers Non-par-
tisal league of North Dakota, which
has complete control of the state gov
eminent, farmers from fifty Illinois
counties viii meet in Springfield \
day and frame a legislative program
Other counties besides the fifty +!
really heard from also may be repre-
scented Officers OF many state and
national organizations will be here
and the attendance is expected to
at least 500.
The farmers will spend two days il
discussing various problems having to
do with farm life and a lerislatiy,
committee will then be named to re
main in Springfield and look after ru
raj interests.
Among the legislation to be discus
sed will be the following
Sanitary live stock provisions to dc
crease the losses from communicable
diseases.
Laws controlling the marketing o.
live stock
Consolidation of agricultural an
live stock boards and commissions.
Good roads legislation
Elevator and freight rate regulation
Rural credits.
The meeting will be presided Owe
by John G. lmboden, of Decatur, pres
ident of the state live stock assoc?
ton Of Illinois, until officers are elect
ed. S. T.. Prather OF Springfield. sec
rotary OF the Sangamon County Farm
ers' association, will state the OBJ ect
of the meeting and discussions on
various proposed legislation will be
led by Charles A. Lowery, secretary
of the state live stock commission
II w. Danforth, Washington, ,
dent Of the Illinois agricultural asso
citation; w. S. Corsa, White Hall;
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-01-13
DU POINT Plant IS
WRECKED; 70 DEAD.
BELIEVED TO HAVE
APPLIED TORCH TO kINGSlANO
INDUsTRY-Loss is $4,000, GOO.

New York, Jan. ia score OF lives
were lost when two OF the powder
magazines OF the Du Pont Powder Co.
at Haskell, \. j.. blew up at $3.50
o'clock last night. and coupled with
this comes statement from Officials
OF the Canadian Car and Foundry Co
that The fire and explosion at Their
plant in kingsland. n j.. yesterday
causing loss OF sl6.O0O.OOO. probabl!
were inceadiary.
The explosions at Haskell last night
were of terrific force. aud were left
for many miles in all directions. Tho
detonations were followed almost in
mediately by fire. which could
seen as far away as Yonkers and n
distant points in New Jersey.
The Haskell plant covers severe
acres and is one of the company
largest
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-01-13
FOSTER HAS new IDEA
FOR DRAFTING PLAYERS

New York, Jan l3--John B. Foste
Is usually a mighty busy individual
but Jawn finds time to pass out
Idea now and then, and his lates
spasm is new drafting plan.
Foster let it be known. Is not /.
favor of the plan which Charley !.
bets has been trying to put over fol
the past three years, He says
the Ehbets drafting scheme is not fai
to the players and that major lie CUE
clubs would soon tire of it.
The Ebbets plan would permit
eight second division clubs of tht
two big leagues first choice of pIa
crs every fall. And after the seconf
divisioners had their pick the III
division club would be given cons
GRAFTON. II the Ebbcts plan was pu
over, Foster points out that a player
with more than the average abil.t,
would have to be content to jo
second division club, with little or II
chance to hook on with a winner
And this would not enhance the op
portnuitiea OF the player, to say moth.
ing Of putting damper on his cnthus
lasm for the game as II is played
the big leagues.
A much fairer method. in Fosters
estimation would be to continue
draft on the plan Of lottery, but
change the system slightly so III
both first and second division club
would have an equal chance to graf
the talent,
Foster says each of the sixteen ma
jor league clubs should send a ropr
sentative to the draft meeting, and I
begin with the two leagues should &c
eide by lot which should have fir
choice. In the event ii was the \
tional League the names Of each
the eight clubs would be tossed in
a hat The first club drawn out woult
have the first choice of class AZ
player, In the event this club did
want to name player, the second
club drawn from the hat would inher'
the choice.
After one player had been drafted
by the National League the American
League clubs would hold their draw
Ing and take the second player, Fol
lowing this plan the Nationals woule
take the third player, the American
League the fourth and 50 on down 4
line After all the sixteen clubs hat
been selected, the draft could 80 o,
down thru The leagues Of lower class.
incatlon, the teams holding the same
position, or numbers, as they were
drawn from the hat.
Foster believes this plan would b.
fair to all, and especially fair to t.
player. Foster used to do some bail
playing himself, and he has a warn
spot IN his chest for the athloto
wears The spikes end slidin pads,
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-01-13
DECIDED DATES FOR STATE
SHOOT HELD AT STREAToR

Strcator. H., Jan. l3,--At a meet
ing of the officers and directors of {,
Illinois Sportsmen's association, VIII ch
was held in this city yesterday after
noon and last evening, 1t was decided
to hold the state shoot in this city
May 81, 81, %, "a and 25, inclusive
The Streator Commercial Club VII
present a valuable loving cup for hIgf
average during the entire tournament
which will be competed for at sue
ceeding tournaments of this nature
President Ray Loring, of Marscille5
presided over the meeting last cvc'
ing and IA very good attendance was
present
Tho program and further details o.
the big state shoot which will b. '
here, will be ready for publication
next week, as the directors are bus,
making further arrangements.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-01-13
SCOOP
$50 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ID.
Hot Sketch.

riot SkctCh.
Speakin OF your one act shows, the
other day in one of the restaurants
heard the best little bit of rapid fire
stun ever pulled off outside of stage.
Some fresh guy, who hated himself,
came in and tried to kid one Of the
Mattresses. It ran somethin like this:
r. G.-Has there been a blonde ooH-
in for me?
W.-Landlady wanting her bill?
F. G.--Not on your life, this bird s
rich, she's in love with me and follows
me all over.
W. Better order some fish, its brain
food.
r. G.-This bird is nuts about me,
W.-Why don't they send her 70
some enfeebled resort?
F. G.-But like pretty girls, like
your plan.
Wand where shall | meet you at
1880 o'clock?
lntcrmiS Slon.
(F, G. adjusts his tie and gets al
fussy.)
r. G. in front of the restaurant
W-What's your order?
r. Cob, give me cup Of java and
a few snkcrs.
Intermission.
r. G. leaves the restauran. struttirc
cut of the beanery like guy that
owned a million dollars.
w. tells friendly patron about the
lady killer that was tryin' to sell her
fish.
was disguised back Of ncwspap:r
listenin to the beancry romance. Va
ought ia have been there, Scoop.
Rsvp.,
"PEp.'
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-01-13
CONSTIPATION Makes You Dull.

That draggy. listless, oppressed feel.
Ing generally results from constipa-
ton. The intestines are clogged and
the blood becomes poisoned Relieve
this condition at once with Dr. King s
New Life Pills; this gentle, non-grip'
ing laxative Is quickly effective. A
dose at bedtime will make You feel
brighted IN the morning. Get bottle
today at your Druggist, 25c. 3
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-01-13
WEST SIDE STARS HAND
SOUTH SlCERS TWO DEFEATS

The west side Stars handed the
South Ottawa indoor team two de-
feat5 this morning in their games
staged at the armory. The west sid.
ers won the first game by score of
% to 7 and the second by count of
~ to 10. Home runs were made by
Cutting Kelly, Wallet and Meckcn.
stock, Bclrose, Kelly and Mecken.
stock furnished the battery for the
West Ottawa team
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-01-13
CHANGE DATE Of JOLIET
BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT

Dates for the Northeastern lllinoi
basketball tournament have been
changed from March to February q
20 and "a. The change was announc
ed the other day by high school otlc
ials and will be welcomed all over the
circuit.
II was announced that the change
in dates was made in order that thc"f
would rot be too big break in train
ing between the final conference game
and the tournament. Tho northeast
ern tourney contests will be staged
a. the Central gymnasium and more
than ten teams are expected 10 be
entered in the game.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-01-13
BILL" WAS NOT
WEALTHY; So, 900 ESTATE

Beaver. Jan. i3.+-The estate OF Col.
William f. Cody, who died here We'd
ncsday, and which had been estimated
several times at over 81 900, 900, today
was estimated by Judge w. l.. Wall
for years Col. Cody's attorney, at M
to exceed $4,000. It consists, in thu
main, Of three ranches near Cody
Wyo., and an equity IN a hotel In tia
town.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-01-13
Observing Nanny.

A few months after had been mar
ricd an old colorcd woman living I'm
the neighborhood said to me: Say.
honey, bcfo' yo' was married noticed
MiStah Green was always hangin' on
yo' aim, but now | see yo' does the
hangin' on his arm."-Chicago Tribune.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-01-13
Soldier Feared Seasickness.

Gen. John c. Fremont. AT the close
of one of his most important trips TO
California, is said to have travelled
home overland through an extremely
dangerous and Indan-ridden tract of
country because he feared seasckness
If he went by the Isthmus of Panama.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-01-13
Think Fire lncendiary.

A statement that the fire and cy
plosions which wrecked the plant at
kingsland were possibly if not pro-
ably If incendiary origin was issued
here late yesterday afternoon by the
officials OF the Canadian company.
The total loss, it was stated. was
$l6,000,0eN OF this total $l0.00o,0 0c
consists of shells and explosive
owned by the Russian government
The rest was in destroyed proper
of the Canadian Car and Foundry Co.
OF which half was covered by insur-
ance.
Until investigation is completed no
further statement will be made as I,
what evidences of incendiar!sm have
been found, it was said by an officer
OF the company.
Reduce Dancer to Minimum.
II was explained that the danger
of fire or OF explosion from purely
accidental causes was reduced to {
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-01-13
BIG FIVE BOWLERS WIN
BY MAnGINE OF TEN PINS

The Big Five bowling team avenged
the defeat suffered few weeks age
at the hands Of Cardoza's Giants when
they defeated them last evening in p
closely contested game by a margin
OF ten pins. Taylor Pyle hung UP q
record for the season when be bowled
I'D In his first game
The following are the scores:
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-01-13
Four Counties Assigned.

The following counties have been
assigned to the Joliet district:
viii, Grundy, La Sale and Putnam
Morris looks to be the best team II
the tournament so far, but New Trier
and La Sale are bound to make 2
showing while Joliet Is going to fight
hard TO retain honors won last season
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-01-13

!, b Wixon, Farmers Mills, N. Y,
has used Chamberlains Tablets for
years for disorders Of the stomach
ana liver and says, Chamberlain s
Tablets are the best have ever used"
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-01-13
TO LATE TO CLASSIFY.

FOR RENT-Or will sell for $40,
81 cash. balance same as rent, n
house on north side. Sonntag, l94l N.
Columbus street.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-01-13
OTTAWA HIGH LOSES
To MARSE|LLES FIVE
FIRST ATHLETIC GAME STAGED
IN NEW GYM" FRIDAY AFTER
NOON-WHiTNEY'S MEN MAKE
GOOD SHOWING.

In their first athletic contest in the
new High School on Friday after
noon, Ottawa High was defeated by
the Marseilles High School basket ball
team by score of 81 to Y. The
game was staged in the spacious gym
nasium, where a student body of three
hundred from the balcony, watched
the contest. The building was admir-
ably arranged and everything went
along nicely save the victory OF the
Marseilles team. Ottawa made a
good showing, with only three nights
OF practice. The game was fought,
nip and tuck, all Tie way thru, at the
close OF the first half Marseilles led
by margin Of two points. Ottawa
came back strong in the last half and
for time led by five points.
Osmundson, the tall rangy center OF
the 'ocals, was the star of the contest.
He made 20 out of the q points scored
by Ottawa. McCurdy and Brundage
were the stars for the Marseilles quin-
tet
In the first half the ball was in the
Marseilles territory great part OF
the time. McCurdy and Brundage
tried for long shorts, often from the
middle of the floor and were quite sue
cessful in their attempts.
The locals seemed lacking on short
and snappy passing and Osmundson
seemed to be the only man capable OF
shooting baskets with any degree Of
accuracy. Failure on the part of sew
cral OF the players to move around, to
divide up the floor space, weakened
the. team work of the red and white
squad.
Second Half.
In the second period OF the game tho
locals went back into the battle with
. deal OF speed. Osmundson secured
the tip of on practically every jump
and tossed in eight points before Mar
settles had recovered from the attack
Team work in which Brundage and
McCurdy took most prominent part
was the most important factor of the
scoring Of the Marseilles team Os.
mundson was the demon scorer for the
locals, hanging up thirteen points.
Tho Sporo fo1lnwe,
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-01-13
Mother Is Critical.

Mother doesn't think much more OF
daughters chum than she does Of pas
friends, Fort Worth Star-Tclcgrnm.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-01-13

WILL. PAY expenses to Palm Beach
county. Florida, and return to party
giving me small amount Of cooperation
in home town in spare time. +. r.
Anderson, ll2 S. Dearborn St, Chica-
go, ILL.,
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-01-13

FOR SAl.E-A Majestic steel range.
practically as good as new. Can be
seen at 404 Cornell street. M. ]. Elan
a6an.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-01-13

WANTED-Competent second girl.
Apply TO Mrs. J. p. Catln.
WANTED-At once, girl for general
Homework in family OF three. Tel.
3359-k
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-01-13

FOR Modern eight room
dwelling. 422 Congress street, now
occupied by Fl. F. Butterf1eld. Can
give immediate possession. Rent
$3.50. Call Miss Woods. Ar Pearl
St, or Tel. GiS-W. r. B. Farrell.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-01-13
BIC Five Team.
Cardcza'o Giants.

Totals, ..,..799 9lS 1875 26t2
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-01-13

a frcct war such az that now dccmatine Europe
tenas TO push men very far apart. The ideals and
ideas for which each group is striving become necea.
slry more and more emphasized as time goes on,
which tends inevitably to foster in each faction
point of view so alien to that of the other that is
almost impossible for its adherents to form fair