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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-07-16
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LEGAL
NOTICE

\ - ORIGINAL NOTICE +
In the District Court of Iowa. In and
for Crawford county - September
Term, 1919. a '. \
Peter Carstens, Plaintiff,
VS.
Norris s. Knight and wife, Mrs. Nor.
ris S. knight (true first name un-
known; Monroe w. Gay and wife,
Mrs. Monroe W. Gay (true first
name unknown); Jacob Flester and
wife, Mrs. Jacob iFlesher (true first
name unknown); Robert Flesher
and wife. Mrs. Robert Flesher '(true
first name unknown; Seneca Aus.
tin and wife, Mrs. Seneca Austin
(true first name unknown); James
O'Toole and wife, .. Mrs /. James
O'Toole (true first name unknown);
Patrick O"Toole and wife, Mrs. Pat
rick O'Toole (true first name sun
known; the unknown heirs Of and
the unknown claimants through the
above named defendants; and sall
unknown claimants to the NEA and
Lot One of SEA of Section st19,
- Township 80 North, Range 81 West
of the 9Th P. M. in Crawford county,
Iowa, Defendants.
To the, above named and described
defendants: 5i
You and each of you are hereby
notified that there is now on file in
the office OF the clerk Of the district
court Of Crawford county, Iowa, the
petition of Peter Carstens, plaintiff,
claiming that he is the absolute own
er and in possession Of the Northeast
Quarter CNEA) and Lot One of,the
Southeast Quarter Uot 1 of SEA)i Of
Section 10. Township 80 North, Range
81 West OF the 5th P. M. in Crawford
county, Iowa, and that plaintiff and
those under whom he claims title have
been in the open. undisturbed possess
sion and occupancy of said land and
every part thereof for more than,sthe
ten years last past under color of title
and claim of right IT. III
Plaintiff prays that his title to said
land be established and Quoted as
against each and every one Of said! de.
PENDANTS, named and described. both
known and unknown and ais against
all unknown claimants to said land,
~AAA sA"S SASy oliu SuSl1 VI I1lClA NJ IOTs
ever barred and estopped from lhav.
ing or claiming any right, title orfin.
terest in said land adverse to plain.
tin. Plaintiff further asks for such
other and further relief as maysbe
equitable In the premises. { tp%#s
You and each of you are herebyffur-
Their notified that unless you appear
to said petition and defend thereto, on
or before. noon OF the second day! OF
the next term Of said district court
to be commenced in Denison, Cpaw-
ford. county, Iowa, ON the second day
of September, A. D. 1919, default will
be entered against you and Judgment
and decree rendered as prayed in
said petition.
q. For further particulars see petition
now on file.
Dated this 25th day of June, A. d.
1919. "
PETER CARsTENs,.8
By w. L. Kahler, Plaintiff
Attorney for Plaintiff. =. 27.4t
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800 ACRE STOCK FARM ADJo1N.

I 800 ACRE STOCK FARM ADJoIN-
ing station and store. Close two good
towns. Caretaker house, 1920, II
room house 3Ox30x1S and 14x22x1O,
basement under all, water works, bath,
furnace, barn 32x1Ox24, basement un-
der all, stanchion a cows besides
room for calves, driveway, oat bin,
stalls IA horses, large NOV; granary
2Ox24, with cellar, corn crib, machine
shed, chicken house 12x36; tile silo
16x45 built in 1918; ton stock scales,
good we'll, windmill, large reservoir;
fine grove, small fruit. Land lays to
south, fenced hog tight into different
fields. Load stock onto cars from cor
ner farm. Lived OH this farm 80 years
Well kept UP. s215 per acre. 5 per cent
and easy terms. Owner, Box 262, Elma,
Iowa. $500. j.. e.. a, Io-4t+
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CANADA LAND

I A SNAP ON 100 ACRES OF THE
best wheat land in Canada, SO acres
under cultivation, small house and
barn, every foot can be cultivated. all
lays level and high, 6 miles from 3
different markets, IL miles from Tu-
gaske, Sask., The best wheat district
in Canada. $50 per acre. This offer
will not be open long. Owner, j. r.
Bullard, 900 Hennepin Ave, Minneap-
oils. 7Nf 27-3t|
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i The Griffin Ranch. one Of the fin.
est bodies of land in Iowa. located
close to Spencer, has been subdivided
into farms and will be sold on very
easy terms, with S per cent annual in
terest. Anyone wanting an Iowa farm
will do well to get in touch with r. T..
Golfer. Box 345, Spencer, Iowa.
P. S.-This is the, opportunity of a
lifetime. Land being very rich, hav-
ing been used to feed cattle on for
forty years, no better land on the face
of the earth.
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Prohibition ia Lithuania.

1. Prohibition, which grew sup over
night in America, has long been an Is
sue in Lithuahia, the small Baltic re-
public that is asking for q self-govern-
ment that it has long demonstrated Its
ability to use. Lithuania has a small
brewery and still in almost every
home. It has little intoxication. And
it has a prohibition society with 172
branches and $4,000 members through
out the country. +'r - u +2f
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Andreas Christian Lorenzen
The Unknown Claimants of Lot -Four
teen Q4) in Block F'ifty.six (56) OF
, the Incorporated Town now City Of
Denison, Crawford county, Iowa.
To the unknown claimants of lot
fourteen 100 in block fifty-six (56)
of the incorporated town now city OF
Denison, Crawford county, Iowa: Y
T. You are hereby notified that there is
now on file in the Office of the clerk
of the district court of Iowa in and for
Crawford county, petition in equity
by the plaintiff Andreas Christian Lo-
renzen in which he claims to be the
absolute owner in fee of the above
described real estate under color OF
title and claim of right, and praying
said court for decree quoting MS
title therein as against the adverse
claims of all unknown claimants OF
said property, and barring and estop-
ping them from having or claiming any
right, title or interest in or to said
real estate adverse to the title and
estate of the plaintiff, and that unless
you appear thereto and defend on or
before noon of the second day of the
next term of said district court to be
held at Denison, Iowa, commencing on
the second day of September, 1913, de.
fault will be entered against you, and
decree rendered thereon as lpI prayed II, IN
said petition I'm @.S.
Dated this 18th day Of July, 1919:
e - s"S' Attorneys for Plaintiff.
: /" a"f SINS & KUEIHNLE,
The Denison Review, published at
Denisop, Iowa. Is hereby, designated
las the paper in which the above and
foregoing original notice shall be
published. ~ s.tr.- -si.5s ll.as..--
-I J. w. MONAGHAN, Il
|29-4tY i i: IL clerk District Court
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FARMS IN SOUTHEASTERN N,
Dakota, Stutsman and other counties,
many highly improyedt in well set.
tied communities, near aket, school
and church, $25 to $50FheF acre. IL
per cent cash, balance. crop payments,
or easy terms. Write for big list. John
B. Fried Co., Owners, jamestown, N.
D.. 25-1Ot*
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/ 100 ACRES. IMPROVED, JOINING
town in Humboldt county; all farm
land; for short time, $685.. easy terms.
$40 improved, in Pocahontas county,
1925; average price of land here is
1925. Address owner, Box SO, Rolfe,
Iowa. - -gts.sss. tE3s2 2S-3t4
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IN M EMORY

IN MEMORY
In loving remembrance of our dear.
son, Earl R. Pareiva sciford, who,
died July IS, 1917. "a
Days of sadness are always DER us
Tears in silence often flow,
Fond memory keeps you ever near ns
Though you died two years ago.
Sadly i'ffs7"' W. devoted mother.
~ ....t, q IA :; IA. S.lss.....r-
Mi, and Mrs, Clint Sciford
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-07-16

FOR SALE-SECTION FARM ALL
complete set buildings, mile
and half from town, no agents. Mary
Bordwell, Valley City, N. D. 25-1Ot +
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THE MAINLAND COMP ANY HAVE
number OF very fine lots close in
which are suitable, for either residence
or business lots. Priced reasonable
too ...- p sd 29-1t
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= PIANOS AT BARGAIN PRICES
We have several good Second hand
pianos that we will sell at bargain
prices Don't fail to see these pianos
If you are In the market. John Fastje
& Son. i, ..- f29-tf
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-07-16

HAVE SEVERAL THOUSAND
acres of choicest corn land: in south
ern Minnesota, Steele and Dodge
counties, If you are looking for south
ern Minnesota land, it will pay you to
write for our booklet. H. e. Barnum,
.Owatonna, Mimi. 49, ... ng N-l0t+
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TRUCKlDERRdCK, ONE MAN
changes heaviest racks, boxes, etc. on.
to wagon and off. Write for circulars.
r.. lowering Fremont, Neb. 2S.2t4
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FOR SALE-AS 1 HAVE A. NEW
electric machine 4 wish to sell my high
speed motor washing machine, which
is as good as new. Call Mrs. Arhie
Mahoney, Phone No. $50. 29.tf
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FOR sALE-BUY A HOME AT
Ames. Property in and nearsAmes.
Write us your wants. Little Brothers,
Ames, iowa. - ,,..,rv .4.a a29lt
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FOR sA14E-GAsOLINB STOVE.
vacuum cleaner, dish cupboard, !aun'
dry stove, child's folding bed, baby
buggy, iron bed. 406 K. Broadway:
Phone 1895, 27.tf
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. / STILL HAVE A FEW PIECES OF
practically as good as new furniture.
includings good range, for sale. Must
be sold this week. Earl Baum. 2SIt
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-07-16

FOR sALE-MODERN ROOM
house 2 lots and barn, 2 blocks from
court house. Inquire 312 West Chest:
nut st. - FL. .29-tf
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FOR sALE-6 ROOM HOUSE AND
large barn and 8 lots; located on cor
'ner of Arnold and Saunders streets.
Mrs. Henry Kahler. 29-3t
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MINNESOTA LAND

GREAT BARGAINS IN IMPROVED
farms. Buy direct, save money. 100,
$1!0; 100, $3.50; 200, $135 per acre;
many others; act quick. j. T. Austin
son, Dennison, Mimi. 29.4t*'
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IF YOU WISH A PRETTY AND
wealthy wife, write me. Stamped en-
velope for reply. Lillian Sproul, Sta
tion H, Cleveland, O. 22-10*'
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FOR sALE-TWO MODERN RESI-.
dence properties, 5 choice building
lots and one hotel property with
I2S rooms and steam heat. H. A. Nor
man. 29-3t
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TAILORING Q AND CLEANING
'Stafford's, facing opera house. French
dry and steam cleaning. Steam and
hand pressing. High class tailoring.
28.tf
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BUSINESS BRIEFS

MRS. PRICES CANNING COM
pound at Schlumberger's Pharmacy.
$50 29-1t
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1, u, FOR SALEM oDERN 3 ROOM
house, barn and one lot ct grade 9:
Phone 213. V s.. 2tf
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-07-16

FOR sALE-s ROOM HOUSE, GA
rage and 8 lots In Buck Grove. Good
as new. Mrs. Ernest :Stegemann. 291*'
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TOWN PROPERTY FOR SALE

HOFFMAN & EISSMAN, THE MAN
Land company, have number Of very
good homes with from two to twenty
lots, on the edge Of town which will
make ideal, places for the man who
wants to move to town yet keep busy,
Come in ahda see them. 29-1t
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WISCONSIN LAND

: FOR sALESDES1RABLE NORTH
ern Wisconsin cuttover lands; suitable
for cattle, sheep, hogs, farming; plenty
OF water; good SOIL, in the center Of
Wisconsin's famous summer resorts.
Correspondence Solicited. Brown
Land and lumber Co., Eand Depart
ment, Rhinelander, Wis. 26-7t*'
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FOR SALE.

USED MOTORCYCLES FOR SALE
Il have for sale several used motor
cycles OF standard makes, including
one speed side car. Call for Frank
Paup, Lincoln Highway garage. 25-t1
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POULTRY

PURE BRED BARRED ROCK BABY
chicks for sale. Baby chicks $40 per
100; rs. cents each in lots less than
100 P. II. Sheridan, Phone S9'Q, van:
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LOST
FOUND
WANTED
harged on Ledger Minimum Charge of Twenty-Five Cents.

(. FOR SAUE-HARLEYiDAVlDSlAN
16 ] motorcycle. AS good as new. For
further information call Review once.
~ ' % St.
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CALL ON WEDNESDAY, JULY 80
from a. m. to p. M, at Hotel Deni.
son and, leave your eye and ear trou-
bles with DR.. Weber. 29-1t
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FOR SALE-SEVEN OR EIGHT
good second hand pianos at bargain
prices. II you are in the market for
piano don't fail to see these before
you buy. John Fasrje G. Son. ..29 If
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$50 ACRES LEVEL, UNIMPROVED
land Wood county; Wisconsin; no
stone, no sloughs; about 120 acres of
fine, young timber; 5h miles to coun-
" seat town of 5000 inhabitants; 4
railroads and interurban. $1S per acre.
n. p Hanson, Driscoll, N. ID. 29-3t;'
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IF, YOU WISH YOUR SUIT RE
paired, pressed or cleaned, don't for
get v. E. Anderson, the Main Street
Tailor. Ladies' and gents clothing
treated in workmanlike manner. 5O.tf
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WE HAVE SEVERAL HIGHLY AID.
|vertised Talking machines that we
|are closing out at a very low price.
The Corner Jewelry Store. 34.rf.
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loRlaINAL NOTICE

In the District Court Of Iowa, in and
for Crawford !!Courlty----At the Septem-
Der Term, 1919-Original Notice.
Andreas Christian Lorenzen
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WE EXPECT PLENTY OF RIPE
strawberries from now to frost. Plants
for sale. j, H, McAllister, 2S.at
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-07-16

FLY CHASER AND SPRAYERS AT
s chlumberger's Pharmacy. a 29-2t
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FOR RENT.
rista - +fs-
WANT

WANTED-2 GIRLS AT WILCOX
laundry. - 2S-2t*
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.NoRIHsDAkoTA LAND.
North Dakota

For Sale and Exchange-Choice
priced-right farms in the Red
River Valley, Eastern North Dakota and
Clay County, Minnesota. the fertile soil
and big crop country. Write
Herbert Hodge, Fargo, N. D.
. l...a- $3.50 - 23-10tss
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w MONAGHAN, !,
Clerk District Court.
The sun., 1919-09-10
dIrector Of naval construction. which

director Of naval construction. which
said:
"The immortal build for and build
fast. each one better than the last"
but ! know admirals in the navy who
love patches, and 20 the whole damned
lot becomes obsolete at the same time"
But what Is the good OF logging
dead horse? My enemies won't believe
me II one rose from the dead and my
friends don't ask an explanation, even
n told them that Jonah swallowed
the whale instead Of the whale swai-
lowing Jonah.
What is the use of my telling the
British public that few years hence
we shall require a SPECIES Of hippo
potami both for sea war and sea COM
merce? but can they understand what
only those who go down to sea In ships
and occupy their business in the great
waters can appreciate. that air fight
ing possesses possibilities Of sinking
Ali manner of surface ships so effec-
tually. that submersible vessels will be
a necessity?
And to navigate submersible craft
YOU must have internal combustion
engines and oil.
The sun., 1919-09-10
RAIDERS OF STILL ATTACKED
Foreigners in Lindepau, N. j..
Fight Omcers Vainly.
Special Despdtch to The su'

New BRUNSWICK, N. j.. Sept e.
Following the discovery Of an alleged
Illicit still in the homo of Gustave
Meyers at Lindenau to-day. agents of
the United States Internal Revenue
office here and OF the County Prose-
cutors Office were attacked by residents
of the place and a pitched battle en-
sued. No arrests were made. but q
quantity of whiskey and mash" was
confiscated.
Meyers, the owner OF the still, had
been arrested yesterday for beating his
wife. Information was received as &c
the still and the officers went there In
his absence The still was used By
practically all the foreigners in thu
town, however. and they rose against
the Officers.
The sun., 1919-09-10
POSLAM SHOWS
YOU that YOUR
SKIN Will HEAL

When Posiam takes hcid OF viruient
and stubborn eczema, II soothes and
cools at once, putting a stop to the
terrific itching. on raw parts OF the
skin II feels immeasurably grateful
As Poslam continues to penetrate
there develops just the healing process
needed. Contrast the ease OF healing
with the severity of the trouble. and
PoslaIn's work seems remarkable in
deed. One ounce OF Poslam is worth
a pound of ointment less efficient.
Sold everywhere. For free sample
writo TO Emergency Laboratories, 243
West 9th ST., New York City.
Urge your skin TO become fresher,
clearer, better by the daily use OF Poslam
Soap. medicsted with Poslam.-Adv.
The sun., 1919-09-10

the court. 1t VS. thought tht the hui
initiation of the indictment and the PEN
atty visited upon him by he court was a
sufficient punishment for the offence he
had committed. The Postmaster-Gen-
eral refused to add to this punishment
by removal Of the postmaster from Of
fee. For this action he has no apology
to make and has followed the policy
laid down by his predecessors under
former administrations In such cases
as the records of the department show.
The sun., 1919-09-10
Cites observation-disclosures.

THE charge that an attempt has been
made to debauch the civil service in the
appointment of postmasters, which Is
under the direction of the First Assist
ant PoStmaster-General, who has been
in the postal service for a quarter OF
century and is recognized by all who
know him as the very embodiment Of
honesty, uprightness and efficiency, Is
completely met by the following state
ment made by the former chairman of
the Civil Service Commission who served
under the administration of Messrs
Roosevelt and Taft, which statement
was made In writing when these souri,
lous charges were first anonymously given
to the press
"Mr. McIllhenny, speaking Of these
very charges then said after character
izing them as unfair and unfair and
| untruthful':
There has been no effort on the part
of the Post Office Department or OF
yourself (the Postmster-Gen to
set aside or evade the civil service law
in its principle or its rules
1.-THE truth Is, there Is more complaint
from Democratic sources as to the ac-
ton taken under the Executive order
than by Republicans, and 1t is admitted
by those familiar with the cases handled
| that the Department has adhered strict
| ly 10 I4cNuliNS ohuS4 No ASSeNN'
| Galloway DenounceB Insinuations.
| The Postmaster-G Generals insinuations
against the character of Mr.. Galloway
drew a sharp. terse reply from the latter
tonight Mr.. Galloway's statement
reads:
"Mr. Burleson does what every gutter
mipe politician does who has no truth
| full defence TO charges made against him.
He avoids the issue and resorts to mud
| singing.
| 1T am perfectly willing to let those
who know the private character OF Mr..
Burleson and myself decided which OF US
is superior to the other in decent hon
est. worthy manhood.
'I reaffirm every statement / made In
the press of September concerning Mr.
Burleson.
| Moreover. Mr.. Burleson attempts to
hide behind his first assistant, Mr..
Rooms, and to place the blame upon him.
| And with a refreshing sense OF humor
he produces as proof of the purity Of his
Official acts letter from former Commits
sioner McIlhenny!"
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-04-18
DRAW POKER
and unsung

Perhaps a few of our readers will
be interested in the opinion Of Mr.,
Edward Swami, district attorney for
the fourth district of New York City.
He says:
Answering your inquiry, it seems
to have been held by the court Of ap-
peals in People versus Bright Cos
N. Y, 78) that the members of club,
or their invited guests, who OCCASION
ally participate in games of draw po-
ker at the club and do not make an
habitual practice of such participa'
ton as a money making pursuit, and
who participate in the game on equal
terms with the other players and do
not derive any benefit from the game
through the medium of what is
known as the ''kitty." or the like, are
not common gamblers within the
meaning Of the penal law.
Whether those. who maintain a
club for the purpose of card playing
are guilty of keeping a gambling
house present a different question,
and it would seem that the mainten-
ance Of club or other places FOR
that special purpose, even though 40
benefit is derived from it, would con-
stitute the office of keeping a place
for gambling on the part of those
who maintain it. That would include
the officers of the club. Such per.
sons stand upon a different footing
from those who merely participate
occasionally in a poker game for
amusement or recreation.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-04-18
SOLDIERS AND SAILORS LEGION

soldiers and sailors legion has
been formed, composed OF the pri-
Yates and "non-coms," and IL Is an
uounced that the organization will
present formal demands to congress
for greater recognition, and will not
be satisfied with a measly pittance OK
$50, which that body tackled on TO
the revnue bill.
1t is announced also that organic
ers are to pc sent to every state with
the slogan: Fair Play for the Pri-
yate Soldier and Sailor"
The following is the call:
SOLDIERS. sailors and marines IN
all cities of the United States want
ed for the Private Soldiers and Sail
ors League"
Included in the purposes OF the or
ganization appear the following arti-
cles in the printed circular:
81. We demand that prompt 40
ton by congress to open up for 10
modified soldiers, sailors and ma
rines the opportunity to employ their
labor on the unused lands and nat
ural resources of our country.
SO. We don't want to be confined
to swamp lands. cutover stump lands
and desert lands.
IS. We hold that hundreds OF mil
lions of idle acres of good agricultar-
al. timber and mineral lands and va
cant city lots are none too good for
the use OF soldiers. who are conceded
TO have saved civilization at. $50 per
month.
II. We seek no crumbs of char
ity; we accept no dole OF public
aims; we know our rights and we de-
mand them like men.
IS. We do not propose TO be used
as crowbars to pry some other man
or woman out of job. nor do we in.
tend to be recruited into an army OF
unemployed, to be used as a lever 20
force down the wages OF other cltl-
zens. Natures bounty has provided
Uncle Sam and all his nephews with
ample opportunity for all work IL the
government will only let down the
bars of monopoly and privilege"
A suggestion to Mr.. Lundeen that
this program suggested Bolsheyism
met with the stetament: eff that be
Bolshevism, make the most OF Il. I
am nationalist. Must one be a Boil
shevist because he speaks out and
asks for justice and equity?"