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The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1918-01-18
New England.
IVSW NiES IaItUs
SPRINGFIELD, MASS. Jan. 2, 1918.

SPRINGFIELD, MASS, Jan. 2, 1913.
Few crops remain to be purchased,
and if there is the slightest suspicion
that farmer has any tobacco for sale,
he is swooped upon by scores of buy
ers. Damaged tobacco also has had a
big call from buyers who were not
averse to taking low grades. Hail-cut
and frosted material have commanded
high prices, and it is interesting to note
that this imperfect tobacco is COM
manding prices as high as those re-
ceived for the best stock several years
ago. Some growers are simply hang
ing onto their tobacco for dear life,
feeling that fortune can be realized
if they hold for higher prices. 1t is
unlikely, though, that they will con.
tinue in their attitude after the first of
the year.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1918-01-18
WISCONSIN TOBACCO MARKET.
EDGERToN, Wis, Jan. Is. 1917.

Another week of storms, zero wealth
er and snow blockades has interfered
greatly with all tobacco movements,
either upon the farms where stripping
is held up or with marketing the crop.
The country roads are so badly blocked
with drifts and the railroads so han
dicapped in the movements of freight,
that only q moderate amount of receiv-
ing has been attempted. Should the
car shortage continue it seems the de-
livery Of the crop at outside points will
be attended with great deal of diff
Guilty throughout the season, for deal
ers can hardly depend on having cars
in readiness at such points for delivery
dates aud storage at few interior sta
tions is available. 1t is probable,
therefore, that receiving may string
along until spring and warehouses may
be compelled to frequently shut down
in consequence. The P. Lorillard Co.
made their first receiving here Tuesday
and both Eisenlohr and Cullman re-
ceived during the week. The Eisenlohr
firm will be the first to open their
warehouse in this market on Monday
next and others will start shortly if
sufficient stock can be secured in ad-
vance.
All shipments out of storage are still
held up by embargo on eastern freight.
Orders for more than 100 cars to man.
ufacturing points are waiting better
shipping facilities and some factories
are likely to be caught short Of stock
before these goods can be forwarded.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1918-01-18
NEW YORK. Jan. 10. 1918.

The leaf merchants are meeting with
great deal of trouble in getting ship
congestion of freight upon the roads.
Goods that were shipped last October,
in some instances, have not yet reach
ed their destination, and owing to en-
bargoes that have recently been placed
upon different shipping sections, the
matter is becoming worse instead Of
better. The shipping situation is so
serious that it is not impossible that
numerous factories may have to shut
down because they cannot get goods
shipped to them. Leaf.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1918-01-18
VIRoQUA, WIS, Jan. 9, 1918.

Severe weather and snowbanks have
to some extent lmpeded rush tobacco
movements in bringing it in, but each
day scores of loads are delivered to the
local houses, and they are each working
about all the people they care to ham
die.
M. D. Helgeson, Nels E. Fortney,
Nels Solverson and other local men
representing outside interests have ex-
pected to make big shipments Of bundle
goods this week, but car shortage has
been handicap.
Bekkedal was to receive several car
loads from DeSoto, Victory and Genoa,
but cars could not be had.
Two small crops delivered, as report
ed to us, show big money returns. r.
J. Heigeson, from i acres, says he re-
ceived $415; Oscar E. Larson of Chris
tiana, Ii acres, $3.50. 11.-Censor.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1918-01-18
NOTE BOOK SKETCHES

The acreage of the 1917 tobacco crop
as compiled from the assessors returns
made to the state statistical depart
ment is given below, omitting all coun-
ties growing less than 100 acres. To-
hacco is grown in 81 counties.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-26
DerSensfrioen
5%orretteut ira Stoe /.

arpfter, Tom tIpnlper moo Dem
SEQ tine itorc Nngreb hor DC 'oaei
iomlct mtoo iig / ncnic Stamp oIent
opcr en- Ntiuiou Mono mere emo oet
cucr4 piloc pore / oiaie Ncgioncr.
Zen mornlifc &irfniuQ al aomper
mar belt uQ holoent pUret / u
Tuuor. llnocr aompcns booroc SrpI
bar III FER ira &unoct taIbt no bun'
orcoc al t~ticncr al YPGnb, ionr Del
cllcra piIoc pare uonifcligt Of 'on
icubt aztec. NinlQc Here er m bet
falot uu0cr GuHcrnc emo Der cr TAFT
/ Aumpcl. Get bar Oct iomme mco
9lmcrito % 0ct lonrmc mcO 6ronfria,
pl 0ct por nniaAtiQt oct lonlmc mco
Ciicuiipcu i &tdlicn.
Gen @runo iom Sien0cl bar pum
oct, oitjccrcr life / nogcn uitol Sen.
iccuoc Dor Wtoat cllcr Dor topre iran.
ifc Aaicrcoea Vtnat. Su0cn ircm
trUocnoc motcricl Goroel cr pnnoct
al Iicnocn til NcocrloA lor hc unlao
(ob ban bar Iiot.
&ielar sc nucilc McIoinacr fra
GrontciL oatcrct i9oar Aiteo, bar
Nritcrnc o. 1ronitmonocuc ilooct
DC tnifc 2lnqrcb tiIbo9c ouerolt mo
poo ct cufclt Tunft, uco &iI
lcra @rctonncltr, hpor Nritcrnc bar
luoottct opaipc ocn1c 2ono@bn %
trrffc liz tilbagc omtrcnt ell WtiI.
0cuuc IN IiAAcr mcQcm GIncnc
Sommc % &llcc omtrcnt If NPtl
RET I 2it ior Nmicna.
Somtioigt or oct tuifc Nn0rcb
imoo Sc brittle % lron'fc &lnlcr
/ !'oroucit ior 0prc2 tiltoget / Sci
l'Qciom ocipcrotc annlpc od
iao roicr poo i~orificai0c Stebcr al
ira NoiIlcul til Nicruiuc, oa
Sen nifjticQc Rapport ira Berlin
pooitoor, at &piocrnc / Norb ior
NdiucuI cr bIct itormet al Gpiternc
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-26
Socialisme tvlf
Propaganda

Glepclanb, Ohio, 20oe Ipril:
Socialismen / Imerifa bleu al Oct
amerifanifc grbeioerforbunos FrG-
iioent, Samuel 8pnpers, / Ell Gale
han igaar bolbt her / Snteresie al
Tribeoslaanct, brpnoemerfet lom
aiitia tpif Trppasaroa.
Ser finbes life noget laaoant
iom CT amerifanif Socialiitparti",
crflGreoe han. Sen amerifan'fe
neutrality-suspicious. er iimpeltbcn
chi 8ren al Sen tpIfc - en- Bart al
tnif propaganda"
San iortalte osiaa. at ban ira
al bore ben melt aftipe Gacifilt /
Imerifa bar blepet ell 900 8rigs'
mano" % crflGreoe, at set oreani-
icreoe Irbcibc life pil oeItase | no.
Gen SreosbcpGselic, isr arisen er
cper, iaa neutrality-suspicious. ! ale
Sanoe fan oeltage.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-26

@ailmatou. l72t Ipr., 5om
5oor paa en- N~cupeaGs.i, ira g
uatct meo ~@lmucouml om. uurmtyc
CqInSrinacr mllaacgot olt it5yl
gtntal Al ml5c NIpno lloityiu
r~iu9aaJoerM iom cr uoupout ii.
Circcrcr o. giUet 5tjuiulcr
8aihington Der iriiager Dem 10Y
ottip Sr;gaiicucit:. bar Nrnleotyar
tementet loog opcrien0t Scnotct en-
site Al opcr 1,772 ioooannc C'r
rrer. Nj bette GutaI cr rs an.
lat / GeIttgitbureauct, 1876 / Sio
~naIforpiet % ISL ! ($utcnoaunru.
Sagen bar patt iior Cp'ilt O
Harp aritIt ioa0cI ! aoulc .i,n 10
i 2anoets Ere ia. o. har aI,r.
reiulicret ! en- b9iit D.. .,elia =
ifatnina for oisie iur9, Officer
ipraoer, al hDilfe et tort INITIAL 81.
hi b%cororcoc iii aftiu liencitc
eller ienOt tilbnae I'll line lloifriu
ringsoiitrifter iorot ilao Gait 0,
grait famnen meb Den a~lmin0cIi1
ternepligtige llngoom.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-26
Penry Soro paa
Krtesitien.

@aibinetpn, 20be April: Gen
berpmte automobilfobrifant og
Geroensireospen Senrp Soro err,
iiocn ban fif Ginene op for Splfer-
nes afifpeIigbeoer og ior, bpao
Srigen / &irfeligbeoen breier Jig
ON, blepet Ell al &egierinaens fraf.
tieite % ~iberoiaite Stettere i bens
TprelIe al &rlgen.
timber ct al line bppplge gele9
Der / Sopeoltaoen erflGreOe ban, at
BET par "enbper Entertainers Hligt
at befipmpe Sltuferisnlen og De-
nlogogismen, itptte Trelioenten og
hans &abinet og beboloe Mr. @il-
len / Gmbcoet inotil arigen er
int, ON Sen lao ifuloe bare / 10
Nar."
"Seirc ifal hi, og hi bar giort en-
gob gegpnoelIe", iagoe ban. "0teil
lao os life begoa set itorv Wtis
ereb of lutte til Eplitiferne MI elcr
inotil 1920. 2uo os boloe os til
set al Traiioent @ilion meo ioa
megen Gpgtigbeo og alosifab lto-
orbeioeoe Trogram; "a fonlmer ri
life paa afpeie. Seq er Gepubli-
faller % enifeoe life arig. @i bar
en- 9emofrat til Trriioent, % pi
bar arig, og leg er / 5appr al beg
&c. &porfor? Mr. @ilion Dor pitt
Jig at pGre en bpgtig Serer, oa
Grigen blep os pantpunget. Nil,
Ga ri ltaar aniigt til aniigt meo
&rigens afifpeliebeoer, Las os laa
fiGmpe ben tilenbe = til Ell Ieirris
Gnoe."
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-26
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DellYffet prcpefypnin9

Mincola, g. g., Sen 17be april:
en- geroplan ~ltorllitet meo en-
"2iberty Wotor" % fert al Major
&op 9romn al Be SoreneOc Sta
tiers Signalforps anfom igaar til
sen berp9renoe Slppeplabs otter en-
helbig Illlgt fra Songlep 6ielo /
@irginia. Maior @roun leoiage-
res al Geo. Su5ane, Ell Stbertp
Motor-grpert Zen 325 Wtil LAM
&c Giitance tilbagelagoeS uoen
l,belo % lloen, at Wtptoren Ell enc
itc Sang log "alit".
Geiien gioroes / Ell giennemInlt'
Zig Spioc al 5000 SOB, ifisnt Wa-
ifiuen / Nrrbeoen al Baltimore
bppebe Jig op / en- Seioe al 10000
500.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-26
Sclplopen peotd0et.

@uIhinqton, 22be Ipril: Selp.
lnpcn blep ioag eiter Blot 30 Wti-
~illterS Sebot peota9et al Hepr9.
lentantbuIet uoen Spppiition %
uben nogen Soranorina / oeit
Sorm, 6pori Sen blep pcbtagct al
Senatet.
2ppen oniees al pital Setponing
for Sc glQierebes SanoelSbalnncer.
Gen beitemmer, at Sslppenge /
Ct 9eleb al $350,000,000, Iom be
iinber iie / Sc Soreneoe Staters
Sfatfammer, ifal imeltes til Bar
rer, % at ser beri 2anoct ifal inc.
tjpbcs Selp eiter en- Eris al ST pr.
llnce iitcbetior DC imelteoe Sslu-
Dollars.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-26
Store trife pldner.

Sfipnt 10 itnrr % f%o'tbnrc tnlte
ToripQ pua at bru0c igiemcm &c
NlicrcOc@ Tront Nlcor0ict % Sian
Ocru olcrcOc cr Qnact iltao, Ter Oct
no til. at 5nitcrnc iclu olliNcucl IN
nc4. al oct noar uomcrtct. &c ne.
ncr uof, at Scjrcu cr Qohtiom pm.
oct. &nlioI0 bar Sc ollcrc0c bicnmlc
/ GniflouO c'tcr Crorc ira "heicitc
Stco" olcrcoc lcirct Sciren nlc0
aIoftcrinQninN % StoIciriou1 og
lllQt.
Soooant bjUlper 10 ioo ociIiGt til
at itronmlc op Niooct bo2 Den hieu-
mcprrcnoc @ciolfninh ion boQllN
Ter Sen uitonicIiQc Strom al inorcoc
90 lcmIriteoc tpife Solooter, lon
icn0e3 tiIbugc ira "Scircl".
81 set Ter no til, at Ocnnc SER"
oQioa bar itrnumct ~ sc tnlfc poll
tiifc % miIitUre @c0crc, iuo DC mi
lao intoot bcQnuocr at iuorctte iia,
iou ON DC cicor hclc europa. Sal
iul0 er octtc oct $n0trut man ruar al
hua0 ser Cr lipct no ira Ell ltor %
piQtiQ Npuicrcucc, lnn unliQ bar uU.
ret oihol0t / 0cn ltorc tuitc Noue0.
tuortcr / Spa / NeIlicn. (Iiitc0c bar
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-26
"Den tyife 6uo!"

Den tyffe ouo" 90 Keiiersn es sooe Kan,merater,
De fIenoer 10 hinanSen, forfaar hinanoen eoot;
90 Reueren FAINT 0unferne 10 ale frabat er,
naar oeres Quo oe hyIoer baaoe fort 90 imaat.
Pcibaarne H9nfefmeoe oe treoffe DipIomater
0raftaterne fit laper til papirlapper blot;
90 bar man fa en- Der at ~ne6fueoe Sol6ater,
iaa bar man ali, man onfsr, fnzIut % oyriifzraat.
Den tyife Guo" % preiterne GYfflano err penuer;
Rtrferne meo Salpelfe er 6e bans be6ite !foIf.
ppao ejer Oct pei, at Galsn en- baosnit runotom tenoer,
naar belle DerSen lapst er Fun for Oct tYife foIf?
Selp presien fvsier Yomyst oen feiisrIise Gefsl
os lYner unotrSanieft til ,lajetetens BUD;
ooe, er Der en-, iom muffer, frar painter Ger en- Sefel;
- men hpor % hpem er oenne, oen fore "tyffe Guo"?
2Hon 0yiflano fep BAN fjenoer, oenne borneoe berre;
eiennemfyret, iom Oct sr, at bans Dalsipros: ,11aet er Ret?
hpao bjelpsr pei en- elfst bren ct friif, naar oesparre
Sos Greets Roo % Cop er baaoe raaooen oe fIet?
Den Quo, iom fnuier 5olfslas oe ipreoer Zoo % 5ammer,
TOM myroer Ileno oe Krinoer 90 taser Rub % Stub,
ia, ban maa pore eete tyff, bans uapn iun BAN rammer,
Piitorien bar optesnet BAN PEG 1apnet - SeI,ebub!
HaraId Schmidt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-26
On tplk '%'furbrporIlr'

~ AAII"
gn pcItitnot acknowledgements, Nro.
fc@Ior IS. i. 9}icolai peo lluipcriitc
tct / 9crtju mcl0e4 at prrc ioitct
: GuuliGI a bans Glcnoom ionTj-
itcrct. DR.. Ajcolat par tioljdcrc
zen fciicrIiQc MojcitUte %iplrBc
"a en- g}ouo al mcNcl HniccIlc.
&uao nan bar qiort, ion ltuloc Ior-
oulcOiQc hans Grn9ilin8, opIpicr
fc tDitc Giterrctaingcr intet be
itemt ont Eormo0cntli3 lIn0cr Hlt
tpritctcrnc set ouerilooil at iiNr
nler ON Sen gag; mull0cua DC
heller life Riernc Ter CifentIi8bcocn
qiort %0eIagtjg i sc nUrnlcrc QctoI
jar l}of 1r oct, at Den cueltc
Wrum0 Ill bans Hrrcltdtlpu % ,Si
fcipprriug, iom nj bar foact uioc,
or, al han lfnl bu "ncAtct al I'D
iprc en- BAN puainAt GlulItlcnc'tc"
&uan 0cuic "GipIltiNlcltc" bcltoor
/ fan man imi0lcrtio NiUttc zig til
al @roic3ior Nicolaia, BOG, Sri.
gems NioloQi", buor ban bl. a. lor
teller iplQcnoe:
On Mtilitpr, Ger bercr til DC
nett ircmraqcnoc, men bOia Nopn
lea life ifol uUuuc. ipurQtc mig
cm set lite tlnoc pore mtIl9 at
iau oubraat %eit % Aolcrnbocllcr
/ @rauotcr, laa al @rnuatcrue tint
% mupenOea bo9 DC l~orreIte GIolIn'
ier. ga ie9 lporte bom. al bet
crter min Dilemma par belt uiorluar
LA at IN til Den Sluaa mnenncite'
liqe Ntioler, ia ban / en- lorogtcIlg
Some: "Mumanitct uil life tonlntc
@ctroQtuinQ / oeme arig. Sult
LAMB bar Net til al 9jore, huoo Oct
inoer iorQoot.
DIR 1,,rnIoi fnrtnnpr lin Nn1
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-26
&jco af ~Ynftbumberne.

"Srunffurter 3eitl,ng" meobeler,
at 2anooagen / Storbertugbsmmet
@ooen bar pebtagct en- geIlutnin9
ON at onmobe Sen feiierli9e tpife
Hegiering ON at iege at faa iltano
en- Sperensfomit melem alle frig-
ierenoe ON, at Ser opbsres meo
2uitongreb poa Steoer, iom Iigger
uoenfor 3onen for militpre Opera
tioler.
9ooens SopeoItoo aorlsriibe bar
ilcrc @alloe bapt 9eipg al uQiereoe
2uitelfabrer, Iom bar orpsiet neo
noale Cons mco Bomber, Der bar
runllteret ilenlt blauot Solf og Srie
/ @pen.
Zen tpifc SGrlebelie bar life io9t
noact ON @enpenocllen ira gaoell
cnonlt, o. Sen fpmnler bel fife til
at iigc nogct better. 0enne @ombe-
regt ira 2uiten er ganifc bit life
loa bpggelig, naar Den inotrTfter
hicrlme / Spiflano Ion / 6ienoelano,
men set er life ianoipnligt at ~
iferne pil inbgoa llogen Sorpllgtelle,
iom meofprer, at be ma opgipe line
pnoebc 9llattogtcr til Gnglano.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-26
Get brittle NriasbnSaet.

Gen Brittle Giunl@miuiiter Nn.
orclu @enar Sum rrcmIogoc / Man
bags / l%lnocrntiet iii 9uo0ctioriloa
ior tommen0e Nar. San oniloa llo.
piitcrue 'pr toumeuoc Nar I'll
1l,S61 @fi0ioncr Collars. Seroi
ulcotte $40 Niiuioncr relies uco me
latter % 1861 MiQioncr uco
me Sdon. San oploiie ogiaa, at
GugIano peo llogangen al iioIte
ReauitabSoar bnpoc Iaant ill Sc
curigc Aliereoe iaIi $50 Miaio.
Collars, bpcrni / iioile 9Ior 1925
Nlaioner. mems DC 6orcuebc Staicr
bopoc 'orltruttct oe Aaicrchc meb
1850 Yiiuioner. Set er blot nso.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-26

Saarnet blep rolnmet al nof en- Sra.
nat, % oen gplbne Statue itprteoe
neo. On bette ifeebe al Tanpare,
c0er set nar ret og Ilet Gunoalisme
pi0cs life.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-26
Chicago Produktmarked.

csiS Se Iiier "ressrah.vsisen". anoefal ben
III gsahcer % aienofe. sis benz ct Sumner al
Staoei M 90 be - % feroer ne 'os en- nj
Heorneui, Pal pi net eiee at poosDnus De-.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-26
3eppelinuerferme brrnot.

8eni, 20oe Ipril. - Iorlloen
EoelGg9elien peo Sloebrano al De
itore tpife Observation-Disclosures / Ian-
SELF neo &pnltancesiiscn ipr flere "a
&c iiben cr M oglaa Den tore 3ep-
peIiniabrif / Srieorid)sbaien neo-
brGnot. Otter hpao Der mclbes Der
til ira Nolnonsborn Ifplotes @ran-
Den Ingreb al en- observation-disclosures
$50 9(rbeibere blep orpbt eQer iaa-
ret. Gen iicnotlige 9iliteifnOre finn.
Be fees ira aplten al &onitancesiie.
Ell, ioet oen cfter gngrebet floi moro
opcr Sipen. Sfooen ifol bore linlaa-
NpIin
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-26
Kansas City Kvegmarked
Sioux City Kvegmarked
Omaha

REPRESENTATIVE steers. 12.OO-17 O5
HJor og kvier.......... 9.OO-13 40
otocKers and feeders... S.OO--12 30
49,. DuiN Oh sales...... .16.50-16. so
20.00-21 az
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-26
Sd,lucit; fsrer Sos.

llnber %croensfrieen er Sdrpeit5s
Neitrulitet ~ til Sliltnineen al So
mar blet frrnfet $50 8ange, meo.
ocIeS o@fiicicIt ira @eni. s AIS al
biSie SiIfrIocr bar Slppere pGrct DC
i.pIoigc. : 1oert enfelt SilfGloe
bar Shlpeit; prompt proteiteret;
men Der er bIet taget lioet Sen'pn
til Ben lille H~epublifs Erotelter.
Sumfrn Maria ifuSt ncS.
Soppcn al Somfirfetaarnet / @p'
Ell albert / Spmmebalen bar fer
@rigeu pruoet al Ell pr1gtis for
anlot Stotllc al oen bellise Somfru.
llnoer Spifernes icrite Sos lpoielen-
nenl Slanbern / 1914 blep ben eper-
tic Gel al airtetaarnet ramponcret
pna Ell ioa io~runoer!ig Maaoe, at
oen gplNne Stati,e bIep beiet ileo,
iaa Sen bIcp itaaenbe - eler ret
tcre Iiggenoe ret no / @eiret ira
Saarnet. 90 / benne belunSerllse
Stiairl bar oen holot Zig belt til III.
llnber Spiferncs Sremltso moo
ImienS ueS Scspnoelien al oeres
itorc Niieniip ipaar fom blallot CT
oct oaiao Sucn Gilbert / bcreS Be
iioNeIic. "a NJ, mclbes ira Oct brit
tiite &o~peNtporter i Sranfris, at
Sirsoae i iorriac llee fit Den bTl'
oeuoe Somiru Maria Naaoe)teoef
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-26
Milwaukee Kornmarked
Winnipeg Kornmarked.
Duluth Kornpriser.

4.OS1s
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The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1918-09-26
Oh, my pimples and my b1otches
An old maid I'll surely be;
1'No, throw away the powder,
Drink Rocky Mountain Tea"
C. A. Jack Drug Co., Adv.
Land Opportunities.

First time offered for sale, 1000
acre tract Of timber, meadow and cut
over land, located in southwestern
Aitkin county, Minnesota, within
three to ten miles of Mile Laos lake,
on or convenient to good roads, schools
and in a rapidly developing commune
ty. The soil is rich timber loan with
clay subsoil and is very productive,
especially adapted to dairying and d.
versified farming. Some of these
lands have enough mixed hardwood
timber to pay for them. These lands
will be sold in tracts Of 40 acres up
at prices from 50 to $40 per acre, $500
cash and balance in five yearly pay
ments. Can show these lands at any
time from Princeton by automobile.
Don't miss this opportunity to get a
good piece Of land at reasonable
price and on easy terms.
27-tfc Robt. H. King.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1918-09-26
At Least Not a Coward.

Even the rather numerous people
who are not admirers Of Eugene Debs
are obliged to admit that he stands
alone, among his kind, and in his iso-
lation deserves whatever of respect is
due to the man who sticks to what he
says and endures the consequences Of
his words without protest.
Every other representative Of his
school Of thought, 50 far as can be re-
membered, has no sooner been hailed
to court than he or she has made
violent efforts to prove limo ence Of
the charge brought. Always the
struggle has been to twist vicious
words into harmless meanings, to con-
vict opposing witnesses Of mendacity,
exaggeration, or distortion, to escape
punishment in any Of the many ways
that the law provides or ingenious
lawyers can invent. 9Th s s
Debs IS made Of better stuff than
these side-stepping preachers Of setli-
tion. He admits that be said what he
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"A Careful Purchaser.

An Irishman went into jewelers.
to buy q clock, and the shopman showed
him one for $40. What $40 for that
bit Of a clock ?" he exclaimed. .sIs
there anything wonderful about it?"
Eyes" said the other. t.This is an
eight day clock" 'And what's that?"
inquired Pat. Why" answered the
Ishopman, sit goes eight days without
winding"
Pat scratched his head in bewilder-
ment. So much as that?" he said.
tSWell, there's one question I'd like to
be after asking you. "f it goes eight
days without winding, how long will
it go if you wind it 2" Washington
Times. 81
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! Hoover and Foch.

The war has thrown from his pedes-
tai many a man Of great reputation,
and it is clothing other men with i'm
mortal fame. Lord French, the for
mer British commander on the CONT
nent, acclaims Marshal Foch as the
greatest general developed on either
side. Doubtless, before the struggle
is ended, there will be names Of Ameri-
cans to rank, at least, with Haig and
Petain.
Successes in the field are spectacu-
lar and deservedly so. But there is
a quiet American business man whom
history may adjudge decisive factor
in this greatest Of human conflicts.
That man is Herbert Hoover.
But for Mr.. Hoover the allies might
have starved last spring. Is he, then,
not the man who on final analysis has
defeated the kaiser? But for him
would not Ludendorff have smashed
through to the channel and put France
out Of the fight? But for him might
not America, virtually without an
ally, this day be face to face with tri-
umphant Germany?
In Mr.. Hoover's glory the rank and
file of our citizenship share. He typi-
fled the American spirit and turned it
into deeds. We did what he requested.
Voluntarily we rationed ourselves in
accordance with his instructions. We
demonstrated our national morale
even before our gallant soldiers ex-
hibited it on the battlefield.
Mr.. Hoover wears the velvet glove,
but the hand within can be steel. Talk
about great executives has not
Hoover put over the greatest job on
record? Is he not to be named along
with Marshal Foch as the conqueror
of the Hun? Minneapolis Journal.
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said and also that he meant what he
said instead Of something quite diff
ferent and unpunish able. This may
be an evil eminence, but it is real
5eminence, and while it makes Debs the
most dangerous Of his group, it saves
him from the contempt the others
earn By their cowardly bubbles, their
lying denials, and their hasty flights
the moment they are threatened with
a chance to wear the martyrs crown.
80 ew Y ork Times. &. .5s.5 .'.: NH
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u Might Wear More Clothes.

If Mr.. Garfield wants to- do some-
thing practical and eff ctive to save
.coalSused il heating houses he should
get M. cAdoo, the all highest in
these things, to issue an order COM
polling women to wear more clothes.
AS long as they persist IN wearing
summer clothes in subzero weather the
f must hump itself to keep up
SUMMER heat. OF course they might
not appear 50 attractive, but they don't
need to-. Minneapolis Tribune.
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AS to Butterfat Prices.
To Farmers Who Are Selling Their


Butterfat for Cash:
Look at the prices the farmers
creameries all around you are paying
for butterfat, then average up the
prices you have been getting in sell
ing for cash and see what you have
lost.
The average cash price for August
was As cents, and during that month
the Princeton Cooperative creamery
paid 81 cents for frst-grade cream.
It will pay farmers to take better
care Of their cream. and deliver it to
the creamery. More cooperative
spirit is now needed in all lines Of
business.
Princeton Cooperative Creamery,
dole Archie Jones, Mgr.
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For Treasurer Of sherburne County.

For Treasurer of Sherburne County.
I respectfully announce that / am a
candidate for the office of treasurer Of
Sherburne county at the general cleo
tion November 5, 1918. If elected I
shall put forth every effort to con-
duct the affairs Of the office to the
entire satisfaction Of the taxpayers Of
the county.
39-4p Nels G. Nelson.
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POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.

All announcements under this head are paid
for, unless otherwise stated, by the person
whose name is affixed to the announcement at
the regular transient rate Of 10 cents per
line for each insertion. r. G. Dunn, whose
postoffice address is, Princeton, Minnesota, is
the sole owner of this newspaper.
r, c.. DUNN. Publisher.