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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-09-07
France Demands
But Three Things
r. r. Says Lausanne

Milwaukee, Wis. Sept. 7.-Step-
hens Lausanne, member Of the
French high commission to the Uni
ted States, told more than 1000 peo-
pie who gathered at the auditorium
here last night. to celebrate Lafayette
day. that the people Of France would
insist on full payment from Ger
many when peace is made.
The peace demands Of France
can be stated in three. words
PREPARATION. restitution and guaran-
tees" he declared. There must be
complete reparation OF all financial
losses. restitution of all territory,
whether occupied AZ months ago or
81 years ago, and there must be
guarantees against the recurrence of
such deeds"
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-09-07
Star As Honest Card
PLAYER at Strand

William S. Hart takes the part of
Jack o. Diamonds, an honest gam
bier, in THE Square Deal Man." the
new Triangle production by Thomas
III. Ince, at the Strand Monday and
Tuesday.
Jack and his partner, Two Spot
Hargis, are known as square sports
in the desert town Of Oxide. Jack
looks on his occupation as perfectly
legitimate and takes a certain pride
in his reputation for square dealing.
He gives literally to all charities
and fs rather surprised when one
day pioneer missionary refuses to
take his money, as he considers it
iii gotten. This makes a deep inn
preston on Jack. and he is so much
troubled about ii that he begins to
consider whether 1t lis not, after
all better to start afresh in some
other line OF business.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-09-07
MOCK ICE CREAM is LATEST.
Not Milk, Cream or Sugar in Newest
London Concocfinn.

London, Sept. lice cream, made
without milk, cream or sugar to COM
ply with government regulations, has
been all the rage this summer at the
soda fountains Of London. The recipe
was conceived by an American,
Charles III. Boeglin, of New York
City, soon after the British govern
ment prohibited early this year, the
use Of milk products or sugar In the
manufacture of ice cream.
Here's the way the mock ice cream
is made: For gallon OF the ice, two
pounds of glucose or four pounds Of
honey. If honey is used. it should be
boiled down in quart Of water, and
before Wing poured into the freezer
should be allowed to cool for three or
four minutes. Then add the white Of
one egg and any flavor desired, and
freeze. Fresh fruit adds considerably
to the flavor of the ice which really
tastes like ice cream.
In London, where even in summer
GIGS have been worth about 10 cents
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-09-07
Second Aerial
Letter Carrier
Reaches Chicago
(Rx Associated Press. J


Chicago, Sept, Edward Gard
ner, pilot of the second airplane with
mail from New York, arrived at
Grant Park on the lake front, at 1880
o'clock this morning. He spent last
night at; Westvills, Ind, arrange
ments now having been made for a
night arrival here. The flight from
Indiana to Chicago was made within
an hour, Gardner making no effort
at speed.
Max Miller arrived in Chicago at
7:06 last night with the first aerial
mail from New York. He left the
eastern city at 1909 o'clock, eastern
time. Thursday morning, requiring
S6 hours and So minutes for the
trip. Much OF this time was con-
suTned in an overnight rest at Cleve-
land, the aviator having been driven
$50 miles out OF his course near Pit
tsburgh.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-09-07
Desire For. Romance
Satisfied By Picture

Every man and woman has felt
The desire to go in search of ro-
mance, but the ramrod of conven-
aion prevents most of us from ac-
cepting the challenges Of magma
EtoY Jeanne Darcy, heroine OF the
pa1he Play "The Mysterious Client"
at the Lyceuu1 In Moorhead Sunday,
~ not so tirnid.
If you are earger TO see what
might have happened to you il you
had gone ia search of adventure
and romance don't fail to see 1.-THE
Mysterious Client
Magly startling things happen TO
afle pretty heroine and to the hero,
as we'll. The incidents are taken
from real life BY Charles Dayey,
whose theme for the story is that
g4t1l ID stranger than fiction
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-09-07
NegO Pathe Serial to
Be ShOzVn at Strand

Plot and counterpart and thrills
galore are promised in the latest
Pathe serial, Hands Up" featuring
rollicking Ruth Roland, at the Strand
Monday and Tuesday. A fortune has
been spent by Astra for scenic eff
fects and sets and thousands Of peo-
pie support a cast of carefully Sc
1ected players. James Horne direct
ed this serial, which was written by
ellison Willets.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-09-07
THElR WoRK-TAE RlEPoRT.

An American Aerodrome Some
where in France, Sept. Twelve
pilots stood in a semi -circle around a
desk on which was spread large
map.
THE push starts tomorrow" said
the colonel. We have allotted to us
this zone. 1t is our job TO wreck sta
lions, trains and bridges in there.
The pilots saluted and filed out. BY
9 o'clock the next morning, two trains
had been derailed. one ammunition
train was on fire and still exploding,
and two railway stations lay la ruins.
The infantry, thanks, In part, 10 the
work Of the airmen in haInpering the
movements OF the German reserves,
had advanced a mile on a ten mile
front.
The official aviation report for the
day said: One Of our machines is
missing; two German machines were
destroyed
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-09-07

guard to be taken to Fort Leaven-
worth prison to serve the terms in
flicted by Federal Judge K. M.
lands after they had been found
guilty Of violating the espionage act
In fighting the selective draft and
opposing the war otherwise. ~ J..
s All efforts of the convicts to OBJ
tain bail or legal delays were ahan-
doned today after many efforts had
been made to keep the men from
prison ... J.. ~
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-09-07
T. W. W. On Way
To LeaUemgVOrth
fBx Associated Press.l

Chicago, Sept. 7.~-Ninety-three
members of the Industrial Workers
of the World, including Secretary
William D. Haywood, were placed
aboard a special train on the Rock
Island road lost night under heavy
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-09-07
WILL SUCCEED JAMES.
(By Associated Press.

Frankfort, KY, Sept. T.~-Gev. A. o.
Stanley today announced his decision
to appoint George Brown Martin, an
attorney of cattietsbuFg. to I'LL the
unexpired term of the late U. q. Sen.
Ollie M. James, ending March next.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-09-07

each. the ice manufacturers use the
powdered egg albumen instead of
eggs.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-09-07

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Theatre Offerings in Fargo
and Moorhead Coming Week

Monday, Tuesday wednesdasabel Norrnand
~ - F 80 "
GARR1CFS-
Tpesday--Paullne Frederick IN
shipman
Dana in Of
Friday saturday-Virginia n
GRAND
10 understandable pictures.
PRINCESS
Monday md Tuesday cast in
Wednesday and ThursdyCars Price Of APP
Friday saturday-Pauline
STRAND
Tuesqaywlam "Th Deal Man.
MgdnssdaY and @ subject to be Snnunced
LYCEUEL MOoRREAD-
Sunday -IreneC astl in NIysteri Client.
MondayNary Men no Me-.
Wednesday-Khty Gordon in Wasp. episode
Hands
Thursday-Norna n
La
SatuFday-WOrld Picture and Milons'
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1918-12-10
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

A meeting Of the Stockholders Of
the Abbeville Ice, Laundry and Fuel
Company is called to meet in the Of
flee of William P. Greene, at Abbe-
vile, South Carolina, on January
3rd, 1919, at 6:3O o'clock P. M. to
consider a resolution, authorizing the
proper officers of the said corpora
tion, to execute and issue one hum
dred fifteen (115) Coupon Bonds of
the said corporation, of the par va
lue of One Hundred Dollars ($100.-
00) each, making in the aggregate
Eleven Thousand Five Hundred Dol
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1918-12-10

lars (s11,50000), which bonds are
to be dated January 1st, 1919, pay
able in lawful gold coin of the Unit
ed States of America at the Farmers
Bank of Abbeville, South Carolina,
on January 1st, 1926, which bonds
are to bear interest at the rate spf
eight per cent. per annum, payable
semi-annually at the same place, on
the surrender of the coupons attached
to the bonds, the said bonds to be
secured by and subject to the pro-
visions of a mortgage to be exc
cuted by the said Abbeville Ice,
Laundry and Fuel Company, to be
dated January 1st, 1919, conveying
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and assigning to a trustee to be
named, all Of the property of the
said corporation of every nature and
kind, including it's real estate and
machinery.
The stockholders of the said cor
poration are notified to be present
at the said meeting in person or by
proxy to vote on the said resolution.
By order of the Board Of Direc-
tors:
William P. Greene, President,
F. E. Harrison, Secretary.
12-3-5t. Tues.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1918-05-31

dan, and reported in the above entitled I
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1918-05-31
CgBNATE BILL NO. 40.
- CHAPTER n,


An ACT 10 accept the benohtA provided by thu
Act OF Congress Of February 23. 1917 en-.
utled "Au Act 70 provide for the promotion
p ,9gsioaa sfsesgtioa 70 provide i9r co
such EDUCATION IN agriculture and the tfadsa
and Industries, 10 provide for corporation
with The States ~ Tie preparation Of teaclsru
money and regulate Ia expenditure such &C.
feplanfe being upon The conditions set forth
semby u Maryiaad Thaf ~ Bis SsS q sian
lapd hereby aceepta all " the provisions and thu
,gnshts ot an Az passed ~ Ne Senate and
Act N provide Tor Tie 0Tonoti0n Of vocational
gauea tgn ~ provide for corporation With the
9iea IN i9e promotion " such education IN agri.
~, cooperation With ike Siaies b. dc pfsDa-
ration u teachers 81 vocational subjects: and v
Aptf0prlata money and regulate It's expenditure"
ssPppdoted FsbrnIy tWenyulfd' nineteen hun
Aeo, 2. AZ Be- II further enacted. That
ne state Treasurgr u hereby constituted and Ap'
aiate VI Maryland Tor vocational sdiicafion. IN
dsr The mggigiOua al SUCH Act and suel moneys
shall he paid out M the manner provided ~ such
&c. igf ~ PiJP,7es ,lgr 4 fpecnsl ma. a..
state Board n Education N Tie state II Mary.
lang 10 hereby dgaNunig0 ~ thf siaiF hoard
tpr TIE pnrp2e " rauynS INTO gfiect Tho pro,
diseied % e9'optfs,s VIZ e Fodsml ' l,oaid y
Vocational Education 20 fH a1mpgiaiiou and
entgfcement q ts lqyiailiu ard 10 perform
~ necessary n eDtinr D. Ute 10 recoiYs IL
bogehis. Including ~ ppfef prefcrlbe stand.
ards Of INSTRUCTION 80 go atoms ~ tsaci
~ Aef 1nd p issue lsrbdai.s kg ssci isaeher.
gthie Board III EdneaH1n fni have hili power
10 represent The S'sts in an 80 81 matters Ia
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1918-05-31
GENArE BILL NO. 40.
- CHATTER arI,T,Eis t ~, i21L.

AN ACT 10 add an additional section 10 Article
~ pf the Annotated Code N Maryland, title
Corporations, subtitle Police" said Sec
Pn - io R9io, Immediately aiIsr sse,ioa AZ
known rs Section filA. tho same providing
for the appointment ~ special policemen.
SECTION I BE II enacted By The General As
semhly q Maryland, That an additional section
d tho A4notaisd Code Of Maryland, iitlo Scof.
poratlons," subtitle Police said section 10
follow Immediately after Section All 0f said
Article and Hnb-tltle, 70 be known 40 Section
ALA, and 20 real ~ foliowsi
81 AZ rhe provisions o. t.e aforegolng Sec,
be attended % and may b ayaiied u ~ any
operating In this state any factory, warehouse.
gtofage house nanufactory, printing Or publish
tahlialiment. or any plant Of any. kind, OF any
mine, coliery or qnarry, 81 any electric railway,
water, sewerage, gas, electric light power, trans
mission. heating. feffRefating, telephone. tols-
graph or other public service property or prop
grilss and ~ the pLoyiSens q the ssld .ecti9ns
ment commissioning. oath. authority. powers,
cDmpenHatnn and termination OF service Of the
policemen referred % ~ said fertions shall IN rll
respects be applicable 10 policemen appointed for
tuned n this sectioni provided tbai any such
corporation. firms or Individual shall be liable
Tor the wrongful or negligent act OF any sueh
Sec . And be II further enacted. That tbs
Act Is hereby declared 10 be on emergency lay
and necessary for tho iInpediata preeerration u
Tie public safety. and being passed up3p 4 yea
aud nay vote supported by thtee hftha ~ all the
members elected q each OF the Two House, y
tie General Assembly the same shall take eiieet
ffOm tho date " its passage
Hlp'"''" "p'" ~ My2Od3tsst
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1918-05-31
S,ENATE BILL NO. 247.
= c1IAt.rrTEIE :. N " 90,


AN A.'T 10 make II unlawful 70 transport or 10
offer 10 transport, TO aid or 10 assist In
Transporting any person or persons upon, OF
over any public Highway on waters Of the State
Tor puhDoses Of prostitution any other I'M
moral iewd purpose.
Section . Iie Il enacted BY the tieneraI As.
aorbly of Maryland. That II shall he unlawful for
niy person 70 tfnneport or 10 offer 10 transport,
or 10 aid or assist IN Transporting any pers0fi
pr pefn0nH upon or over any public street rOBd
highway, river. stream, bay o. other public way
q any nature whatever within the State u
Maryland by means NJ a horse vehicle. automo
hide, boat, YcaBel, other means VI transporia,
tiop used Or employed for hire for purposes Of
prpstiiuion Or any Othor immoral or leWd pnr
pose. fhs Act shall only apply % public con
fpyanco1 Tor hire,
Sec 2. Bs Il further enacted That any nor.
sen Competed " violation Of this Act shall he
punished BY fine not exceeding $500 90 or BY
nnprapnment not exceeding one year. or by both
me aud imprisonment within such limits
Scc, Y. lie 4 further efiaried. That upon con.
Fctiou under this Act the person ~ convicted
shall Forfeit lia license 70 drive Or operate such
automobile or OthGr vehicle within the Ntafa Of
Maryland Tor such period Of time tho Court
nnpoaiIg the settence shall direct
Sec 4 And DO II further enacted That this
Act 10 and " Ia hereby declared 10 he an emery.
efcy law and necessary Ion The Immediate pres.
offatiOn ~ the public health and safety.
ApproVed---March 20. 1918,
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c,ESATE BILL SO 4a7.
~ - 4 IN III "a ma

- CHAPTEH 80 SOC.
Bill. ENTlTLEp
An AeI 70 i0fs AZ 2s i'd1p' y s Re
Code u Maryland. lllls surveyor and stats
survey" sub titls Public hosds. 70 A. 20
agihorizs ihl STATE kGsas J2 sa1d ~ ~.
~ Control Tor prisoners q tha Maryland Pen
tentiafy, ~ well ~ ire House q GorIecton,
for he purpose d working VIZ R,l.onff s.d "
colnmilsio6. and upon roads. bridges ana
sessiis9 BE Il enacted BY. the gegsrel AZ
Vi 4 10 A6ngiafed Code n Maryland. QHs
surveyor ard State Survey, subtitle 'Publc
Hpads.o be and the same Il hereby repealed and
ge,enaeted with amendments, 40 a. TO read 90
81 FOR the purpose u building and con.
stTucting gr maintaining any roads, bridges apd
Ito purpose u working IN any stone quarry
operated b. said commission. The said commits
e0n u hereby authorized 70 make foyuiaitions On
inmates u tho Maryland PsniteDtiaFy ard ihs
Maryland House " Correction ~ may be neces.
ssry f9f sad purpose, and ne said state Bo4rd
The sqrge with eucil guanis o. kgepsIg y can be
spared from their duties Al Nad iDstitutiong; and
az additions gnsfi, q sespsf. nsesss.arg ioL ~
s,s ss,glpf p .ai1 gnslss 1.s % IH1n,1
commit Ion shall in computation with The afore.
said state Board u Pdsgn contfol provide Tor
~ qlaipisnanee qnd .ais hssping q said inmate.
P0DltefItiafy while ~ employed
ssc 2 And be Il further enacted. That this
~ I hereby Declared 70 b ~ smsrgsasy a.
DC public safety. aud beDg passed upon 4 sea
and nay vote supported W thfeg.hithG 81 III the
lRenPefs elected Y each q tle ig9 liouses q
from Tie date 0f its pnaaaae.
ApDfoged-ADnl 10. 1918. .
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1918-05-31
Public General Laws

reference to the expenditure distribution and dis
bnrhements received from the United States Goys
efnment ~ eaid state, and 10 apprQpriat1 and
Use said moneys In whatever way WIN IN their
dlscretion best aubserye the interests Of the State
Of CONGRESS IN conformity with Tia proyleons
a sec. o. And be y further enacted, That such
aItuIes i9r thg actual expenses Of the Board Tor
othcr asness o. nsH'HtanLs hnq ~ eucn emeg AUD
Act =
Sec. g. And be Il further enacted, That ali
Acts AZ and parts Of Acts IN conflict with this Act
Sen Z And Re Il further enacted, That this
Act Is hereby declared to be an emergency law
and necessary for the immediate preservation Of
tue public health aud safety, and being passed
upon yea and nay vote supported BY three-dlthp
~ All the members elected To each OF the two
Houses Of the General Assembly. the same shall
take effect from the date Of It's passage.
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State Highway running from Elkton down tic
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1918-12-18
LIEUT.. GORDON GILLESPIE
KILLED IN NOTION.

ODr sincere coincidence is extended
to Mr. and Mrs + +. GiUespie, Of
Crocnvood in the loss thew have yug-
tained in tbo death of their son. Lieut..
Gordon CiIlesnip who was killed sev-
oral davs APO in France while leading
his troons in battIo the lieutenant
hainp connected with q machine gun
comranv The Young man was a
r,.. d,o+a If tha University of Nisejs-
si,ni both tha law and literary de-
nartments and had a very promising
aorcar boforo him. He rave up his
rrofesefon as LAWYER to enter Jour
ral;srn and for some time was city
odi+o, If The New Orleans American
hnt ,,ae afterwards New Orleans rep
rasoo+ativa of the international News
Service After serving in the latter
o,o,ci+v for some time he accented a
,,osi+ion IN +ha news staff Of the
Con, -, arciaI Anneal and earned an en-
,;ah1o ronutation as news patherer
ond writer He was q talented young
man nnns7aIIv bright. alert. and not
onI, aronired friends easily but was
. GOOD ro;var and was hiqblv esteem
ad h., +be Commercial Appeal staff
ad ~ do,,b+ after the war. had he
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1918-12-18


PARIS, Dec. 18-Altbough Presi-
dla1 Wilson has discussed hundreds
Of matters in the few days that he has
been 70 Paris, it is understood upon
.he best authority, that he has not
been more Interested in anything than
% the condition Of affairs in Ger
many, for he realizes, with states
men Of the Entente that the proceed
.rga Of the Peace Conference will fail
81 their full realization unless the
fate Of Gremany can be settled in
some definite way He knows that
political conditions in that country are
IN state Of ferment, for the present
government may be overthrown at
any day. 1t ig believed that Presi
dent Wilson is heartily in favor Of
the proposal to keep strong Allied
army on German soil for the present.
il seems 10 be the only means Of car
rynz out the terms Of the armistice.
Ihe original armIstice expires today,
but an extension has been granted
By General Foch,
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1918-12-18

d attorney Monroe McClurE is in re
,snit of letter from his son, whicI
ras written on November 24th, sew
sraI weeks after the signing Of tn
srmistice The letter follows:
AT the Front, Nov. 24th.
4 DDearest PAPA;
4 am inclosing you "Tha Mess
opr daily front line sheet, giving in
fpresting accounts Of our fighting Or
Il November ,, 3, and 5. | have nl
other copies at hand. 1t is quite pop.
Il piar with us and caused lots Of smile.
\ and smiles.
a have often tried to write since
the good news of signing the armis-
ice came to US in action, but for some
reason. | have been in a "daze', and
could not reIize what it was all about.
The fight was going to the limit and
until the last minute, when it sudden
" ceased. 1t did not gradually die
out in the usual way, but stopped
short and there was not sound.
at was most queer, unreal Eg-
erything queer; queer sights to see
Struggling prisoners, and French,
Dii'!oi., ,ir'io,sl,r l,,'1I'' abo,f ,,,st m
,.I mgalHs end s''.',r otro,,%o sigbt .,'is@+ba4
p'uai @ ",lG ,,,;ti, ,so'I ,, 60 +bst oa,,id +aI
you all about it.
tT on, Ulad that Won DiclkpI mo I'm
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,nini W. h'I wy tbaro " noa,. Tborn IT5a,,,1
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sss',' ss5 VI a1,~u,v" G1 bI+ U ,,,ld and oo I,o
haa ,aa 4no ~ hon I y D"r $500 .u ,to +o a
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fnbp f'gp ~ f'n, ro ro1l "0' o'o% oD' I ri~
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o'N'''' boro '''' e cod1, : Il,,''@ IL ii '1l1
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am and r,nro 1' do+aiIs % va nf "" ~ E,,o, fn:Ia
horrors that I bsTn T,itnn~sod S'~ onJ ,J. |
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The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1918-12-18
SMALL NATIONS PUT HOPE IN
WILSON,

UhICn Associated Press
fARlS, Dec. 18--President Wilson
nopes to be able while here to have
series of conferences with the rep
iNesenIfatjves ! of small nations as well
s. q those of subject nationalities who
nave petitloned him to use his influ-
snee M at the peace conference in the
interest .r, of self-determination for
smai s and subject nationalities. Many
fpSunttfles, > without the permission Of
II ttlesiaent Wilson, have sent delegates
u; asle IN the hope of conferring with
a,m' n Mr.. Wilson will see them, if
piusssiole, ~ in order to receive first hand
aiaofmatlon aia regarding their needs and
also ~: 70 bring them in touch with other
osl anied statemen, if they SO desire in
NV t.oef TO avoid giving the impression
nsas nia. ne IS taking matters in hand
shai,Sqs Jhen9qt the support of others who
0Aould be interested
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1918-12-18
FARMERS MAKING MONEY ON
LIVE STOCK.

II, ,DLloh Associated Press
!. "ASHlNGT0N, Dec. 18-Statis-
nas. es gathered by experts in the De-
gba.'nent IT, Of Agriculture show that
tbe tbe farmers of the United States in
~, t iaSt month have been paid at the
~ ~, ol Si20,O00,000 a week for live
d,,aa d,vsh used for meat purposes. Pro-
A. f.eis received more than $37,000,0 900
sla a. nogs sent to the Chicago market
more Farmers are now receiving
boms .e than twice as much for their
Os4 than before the war.