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Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-11-15

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fri,ed Then afta, m.t,i,., ,r cain.
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ceiyad m, ma "a wa oain rbov non,
ed back 10 Woodv,rd vto racaiya
ana doaoaa ,hon, an ~ y, ,nnoine
here ana tbara Iikn 8 ians r1th hi.
Tie umbls the hall and Kel,, recoy
cred Woodward then made 4 twenty.
livq.yari Gain Heatb knocked out q,
game and Cumminos t,3l his ulara
Belize and ANDY made n1 gains an
two dcwus Woodward r1niCa IN r.
Sale. Warsin received h,u made no
gain. Tried . mas. hut MAS no good
aen hey tried several inf we're H..
,cmp They run,ed and pood re.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-11-15
Novel 6ookbjndinus.

Among the exhibits at the Ruhlebea
exhibition. Westminster. England
were hundreds Of books which were
hound In the cnnp school at Ruhle-
ben. One Is bound In IN old leather
glove with the fingers stretched across
the front cover, one word Of the title
being On each finger point. Other
books ere bound In portions vt brown
boots. trouerinss, velvetcen. and cor
duroy.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-11-15
NIGHT NEWS SUMMARY

Baltimore, Md.--G Gorge CLANCY was
given a referees decision over Edde
Moye
Berne, Switzerland German agents
are reported IN the VorarlDerg Ill.
rrlet OF the Tyrol agrratng lis mlon
with Germany.
Portland. Ore. A nag Qf the lrl9A
republic wa remove from the AUTO
mobile OF canon l'e Nlte.a. "presl.
hent OF the irish Republic" by request
OF tcimer service meA.
Berlin -German students refused t.
permit ield Marshall Won ilindcnBurg
TO enter the reichstag building to tes-
Try IN the investigation OF war respon.
SlbIliies.
Washington A maximum wholesale
price OF ten and one cents pound for
all beet sugars has been pStuDli ,npH
ny the apartment OF >asticp
London hamburg, about 81 miles
from Petrograd, has been captured bv
the Rolsheviki. according TO Moscow
dispatches.
New iork--James Larkin, Iris Ia.
Dor leader ana Benjamin Gittlow, Il
former assemplyman. charged with adj.
locating criminal anarchy have necn
held to the grand jury
Berlin--The forming of coalition
minfstr" IN Hungary headed ~
Count Juiiu Wlasciiz. Is repo ted IN a
budapest dispatch.
Budapest The krman:an troons
started evacuating Budapest friday
Antwepr-The prize court has 1ccid.
"a that littv.three German boats. az.
grepating $4,000 tons seized by the
Baieian authorities in 1914 are lawlul
prizes.
Wa hington The Rus ian govern
mant At Omsk has arranged for the
American He'd cross 70 take over the
greater portion OF the expenditures 10
be made ~ the society for RELIEF work
In Siberia. --.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-11-15
Lineup OF Both Teams.
Boxers Go TopEnaIand.

Chicago, Nov. l5.--With the de-
parture Of Johnny Gritiiths. the Ak
ron, o., weltcrweteht, ana George
Knockout Brown. middleweight
or Chicago. for England Dec. .. an
exodus OF American boxers to Europe
viii be under way Several other
boxers Of note. including Pal Moore,
bantanweight, already have made ar
for sailing.
Gritiiths and Brown will make their
European debut on Dec. 10 In London.
Brown Is scheduled 10 box Eddie NC
Goorty. the Oshkosh, Wis. middle
weight. while. Gritiiths will meef
ch'lds, ). treach xsatetwktght.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-11-15

Washington--lt has become known
that government agents have traced
much red propaganda over the Mex.
lcan border. and that immigration ser.
vice and the Department oi Justice are
concerned over the influx OF Russian
aliens and other aliens OF red tenien
CleS ever the border.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-11-15
Ottawa Man Holds Dance.

The first series OF dances given by
George Fisher Of Ottawa was held
last evening in the Kline coliseum. A
large number was present and excel
lent music was furnished by the
Johnson orchestra Dancing from 9
until -
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-11-15

LOndon-it Is understood that the
executive Of the National Union OF
Ralwaymcn virtually has agreed TO ac-
cept the governments proposal that
railway men accept membership in
the committee management OF the
railways and joint contral OF the rail-
road, is a certainty In the immediate
future.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-11-15
Where the Sexes Differ.

A woman can do II thing she doesn't
want to do without making imprint
able remarks, bnt few men can.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-11-15
La Sale.

Time OF quarters-Fifteen minutes.
umpire-ToOney OF Bloomington. Ref
eree-Hampton Of Henry. Head lines
man-Zioli OF la Sale.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-11-15

Strikeouts---Bv Riordan. 10. by Wen
man. s. Walked bv Riordan. " Dy
Viehman. o. Three base hits--o. Two
base hits, .. Home runs. y.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-11-15

Eoos Five Cents Per Dozen.
Price fixing can be dntcd rs far
'ack M the fourth century, when
|DIocletInn placed the price Of eggs NJ
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-11-15

Baltimore, Md.-G Gorge Chaney was
given referees decision over Edde
Moye
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-11-15
Alcohol From Nose.

A Swedish syndicate Is planning ia
distill alcohol spirit from white moss.
there being enormous quantities OF II
available
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-11-15

Berne, switzerland German agents
are reported IN the NCrarnrrg dl5.
triet OF the IyrOl, agltating lis umun
with Germany
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-11-15

fepuDl1c wa remove from the auto
mobile OF EJm0n l'e Nlle.a, "presl.
hent ct the irish Republic" by request
OF tCimer service meu
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-11-15

Berlin German students refused t.
permit ield Marshall Won iiindenburg
10 enter the rechstag building to tes-
thy IN the investigation OF war respon.
sibllties
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-11-15

Washington A maximum wholesale
price OF ten and one cents pound for
all beet sugars has been pStuDli ,npH
ny the department OF >ustice
Evening journal., 1919-01-14
HOSIERY

Women's 35c Mer-
cerized Lisle Hosiery;
all sizes. Mill End
Price,
Evening journal., 1919-01-14
HOSIERY

Women's slight sec
onds of $1.50 pure silk
full fashioned Hosiery.
Mil End'Price.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-04-25
&irgefi9e Wp6e6er.


Yoit. 2. Z. Rorlnarn % Su.
itru bar friitct Sen Sorg Of mite i'm
0otter. Gitber Fouline, Der Oe0e Den
40e 9Ipril pnn ct Soipital | 6ari.
boliIt, Wiur. giosoc bar febt 12tr
6cbniar 1914 og bnpbe pPret lpge.
lig Inogootiom belle iii Sip. Sun
bIcu be9ropet poa HoIe 2opu @rdp.
Iurb, Il. Youl, Den zoe oS. Bait.
s. 2. Sborpc iorrettct.
Faitor q. 5. HoitSbol, Sut
tons Ban, Mid, bar ontaget &al0
ira 1rinitu Sutbcruu Gburh, Nrf
bale, &8ia. Senoaa 6elt 6tc Npril
bIeu ban inoiert / Nenigbcoeu REQ
6ormnno 5. Rorobp. 3rinitp SlItbe
ran Gburd bIep organiIerct oeu 5tc
0inrts al De 3 ti6Iigere Wteniqbcoer
i NrtouIc. 9isic bar tibIigere re
prrIenterct be , Samiumo iom bIcp
iorenct / 1917. GcnHe Srbning er
nItiao Ell 6rugt al oct peIiiaue0e
neutrality-suspicious. ionl / oct iioiie bar
pUrct Ieoct al 6ormono Norobp.
Gu Hpffc Samtolemsoer bIep
ior en- (iO iioen beitcmt aibolot / Ea
itorcruc ;. :. GrooI9. g. 81. gober9s
oQ &crucn9 &alo. Oct ~iorite Wis0e
ianot Steo / Gilman STRIFE al lioit-
uppntcS @alo ocn 9oc % t0oe
Worta. SnmtaIeemnct bar Suf. #,
IS: "Soligc err DC iom borcr @u0S
Cro % bcporer 0et". Noit. Nobcrl
iu0lcoct. Mteoct. iom bar boooc op,
bDAacli0 og lGrcrigt, bar mcBct bel
bcieqt. Oct nGitc Wfsoc bolotc5 /
&lrIh Ripcr &irfc, &oit. SrboIa
&oIo, Sonooq og Nunoog Oen CITE
% zoe 9lpril.
- q. Waric5 ltthcrifc Mieria
bco, Ionl nplig cr BIT imti'tct, begun.
Ger lin liIbllpclIe meo at iubilcre,
iom Ret cr. Gen ste Npril ON Nj
tcncu bar oct mliifoIifc 6nflltct peo
Spofonc College engn9crct til at
hoIrc 3ouccrt / MeniQbeoen3 airfe.
: T%orbinhclic ule0 &oncCrtcu bol6t
HrUliocut ). Ssr0en (bompIou ct
uhmUrfct Gorcorag. Spu0n9 6rl
6tc 9lpriI hoINt Nnitor y. &upoo3
TcitprPtcn; % Sen0ulo Nitcu bar
Ser after en- Oellnffet aoncert peo oct
mulifnlitc GutuItct. Hoitor $. =.
MoQtcr or WtcniNhe0cn3 Nrcit.
Fclican WuIep Hrco2 hoIot
Wiobe / Niugaafer NicniQbeN, Vaitor
Is. :. Opri@ &nIo, / YcIicnu Hopiba
ira oeu 250e iii 27bc MnrtS. Ms
oct uablleOe9 Sir3oogs 6ormi06aQ
mco MISUNDERSTANDING opcr Sob.
I, % al Eaitor Spar MtorimiO. Wt0.
oct oilutte0e$ mc0 forte SaIcr al DC
tIlitcocpprcnoc Nrcitcr. Mnu bupoc
oNioo bcn @lGoe at bnuc mco ijg
Giirrjftcta Gormcuo, Ynitor :. 81.
Slmobcim, Ion ilittlg tog Gel i
S%antnlen. San taItc ogioa Sch,
niugcmiSiiorerlS Gag, peo bpiIfen
NnIeoning ct Offcr til rppnte Mi&,
lion blrp optnt.
- Sra Norge, So'f., Gau, itri-
pc@ til "Nl,tbernrercu": Ni har bout
en- lin &iuter. Ser bar pUrct nlc1cn
SmOopl her, ilGr &niIueu5n, iom
rnicr / ale &anoc. Mangc cr opoc.
andre cr III / @corinq. 6poo set
tirfcIiAc ouaaar, bar vi set 0oot.
&or Ercit cr s.. Sflun0. San bar
Ell itor Nrbcioamort, op til 80 Wiil
til inc Wicni9bcocr. Non er uItio
pna lin Eoit. ri bar ogioo Ell 2rg
mon6 ion prefer for oH, ncmlig
Nan2bottrL Ell belupct Wtauo.
vi if 10 Ncrca 2an0 til &irfcQooro,
co fonitc nj / en- rUr TrcutiO fan
ioo Ell Strife pao sem. Gen Iom gau
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-04-25

@aitor @icpres Sebcmisfion. Ser
blen UNDER Webet toget Snitiotip al
Frelterne til at Sanne T%reitefonfe'
rencer inben ct. ansgar areos.
Flnnen er at Der ifal pGre 3 ioaoan-
ne 6orenlrger inoenfor Sreoien,
bper bcitaacnoe al 6 caer Z Breiter.
Oa areoiels SefretGr, Haitor 8. =.
Vrenna, poa @runO al Spgoom bar
t%orbtnoret fro at pRre tillteoe, bIep
Foitor u. 8. SielmeIano palgt til
miolertibis Sefretpr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-04-25

Senoua ben 30te Quarts bIG
Sirfen / Billings, Mont., EaItor :.
Sfilbreos Solb, inbpict peo 6orm.
SfinoIoo, aSiiterct al areoienS Tre'
tier.
Mooretou Wenigbeo, u. Q,
Qaitor W. q. SabIS aulb, bar be-
iluttet at bpaqc airtc Ill Somnercn.
Mcriebeocn bar hioiuotil pPrct lioclt
Strife.
9oft. u. 3. lllpcitaO, Spofane,
8aTh., oebe Dem 290c DInrtS al Eps
rinq. SON hor pprct ipgclig / fIere
Gor. Snu bIcp iorofTitet Den lite
glpril.
- Cen 23oc MartS orgauiicreoe
&ait 8. Y. @olter nj Menigheo !
&eQoqg, Soobo, iom outog gtapnet
st. Siohna Gpoua. Slttb. Gbnrb Of
&eIlog9".
Qait. IS. &hroobl, Aooma, u.
g., bar ontoget aolo ira 3ion DC.
nigbeo, 0uhtth, Ion Noitor @Icn1S
Gitermono, % nil tiIiIpite oct me
Salo / ,ami
Gen 1000 Olart9 bleu en- Ntc
rioheo 0ormct / q. DiorjeS, Soabo,
@ait. $. q. @ogtcr9 aalo. Gen an
TOO 9oonct st. MoricS gpan8.
&uth. McuiahcO".
Mrs. Die Stcniou, 0omIon
Mliuu., bar otter lin Monoa Gnltc,
uOtoIt poa hans Geo&lcic, ifiTnfct
500 iii &iua. Wi@iioncn, 500 iii
@nruchicmmct % 500 til Snore'
missioner. tiliummcu $500.
SeIbu @cnigbcS$ apiuociorc-
ming. ga GroSic. Maib., Yait. Is. u.
CARTONS SaI0, bnUoc &uinociorc.
ningauoIoIg Sen soc 0}nrt2, on lto
buttct blep $664.62. iom itnl ioroe
les paa Samium0et5 Ylieiioncr.
Nan Mcmgbco2mo0c / Gr
fine Sen 2ocu Npril b~ciIutrc0c NE
nigheOen cuiteInuig at faloc Eoltor
800 @ornjt3fo I'll Brett, Gen be-
iluttet ogiaa at tipbc Vrciicbolig o.
forg9et Conner til $1,000 9larct.
~ &oii Nicnilhro uco Gomitoct,
YtiuL, tioligeV bcticut al Bait. e.
q. Gopicf, bar oeu lite Wtnrt2 lint
let ila Ill Gomitoct ol Nolocrtou
Qtenigbcoer, Eait. :. Males &aIo.
@ait. Ganicf gioroe, ier ban iorIoo
YleniQhc0er, nlcgct for at Ocnnc
SrOnina funoc fomnle iitono.
- Central Vtimneiota Suoreni@,
iionSforering haooc Snmtalemsoc /
GprlrS. @nit. u. GIionS &olo, 2toc
til 23oc Mort2. Otter Nuoogt, lie.
Oct al :. Strnnorci5, boIot Noitor
z. q. Soacfiou ira MiuueopoliS
AobrinG@prGoifer oper Sob, 3, IA
-21. &nItor Gale 90 ct 6lcrtol al
&r0breore toQ Gel / Somtolcn.
- Yoitor Carl 8runOlle al ,Sri,
firfcn er al 9onro Of Some Mi9iion
fnloet til at orbei6c / Stregct pit for
Erince Glbert, Soif., Gan, % cr al.
lercoc tiliIpttct Strogct. San 6Iep
inNiot / @nglcp SenOug Sen 1G6e
Yfurt@ al areoier$ 6ormano. 4u.
itor Com. ". Sage. Sans 20rcSIc
piI mi0lertioig bli; FreitioIS. Salt,
Gan.
%lenSant &irn 2lttbcr GpQcac
bar baOt 1870 StIoentcr bette Sfolc,
oar. Oct or iGr0elcS 600 Sanin0,
o9 StoIens &Uuler iGIcr iig ntcQet
o%pntuntret. Gen troHtgcr ct @pnl,
nnitifIofaIc. Ger er 0oab ON at ioo
ct inooort iUr0ig iii nUitc Stole.
oar. 0mtrcnt $1,000 mbifri6crteS
blonbt Shlocntcrnc nplil til Bette
Ctcneo. &eiter Eierion forcitoor
bette Grbcioe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-04-25

o8 2oroet, bar WiifaeI @ricfIon, Iom
er Me0Iem al Yfenigbeoen.
Vuitor Gilbert %. SanIon %
Suitrn reiite forri9e Sirshag ira
minneapolis ior at arbeioe Wn0o.
gaifarmisiionen. Oct bar Senlig
ten, al SanionS ifitIoe rciit no iioitc
CONNER; men oct bar umlIlig at
ina nogcn SfibSleiligbeo ier mi.
Nnitor Sanion er Ell Sen al Wr. og
Wtra. y. u. Sonion / gleronorin,
Wtinn., og 9ror al Bnitor u. q.
Sanion / Ielpo, %. 9af. San er
@ro0uclt ira Goaegcoioelingen og
6en teoIogiife gioeIing peO Mugs
burg Seminar. Mrs. SanIon er Ell
Cater al DIR. og Yfr9. z. &. Sanie,
Gpru5, WInu. SIm er @raouent
ira Gnf @rope Scminar % bar il.
Den bol0t Heli0ion5ifolc / Here Ger.
miner.
Seuoaq ocu Gte 9lpril lamIe
Oc5 &mmumcI Wieni0beo / 5ingal,
y. Qaf., / z. S. SelbpS Stem Tor at
boloc Set Ianmcn nleo ,Sacob Se6.
By % Nlitru auri. Get par nemli9
80 Mar ii0en bette gGgtepar bleu
brltoepict. @n itor Sfore bar lam.
let / oct rummeli9e % putrc Stem.
Yaitor e. Str1rnei5 nOerraftc pau
Wenigbeoena Eegne Spocr9Nieitcr
ne Ell @auc Ill W9inoc ON 0aNei.
Gcrpao toIte Eaitor Sob5. Nothnc
ira Hen, Ninn., iom bar Wenigbe
oenS Nrelt oeugang Sebbp fom iii
@nrneo 50. Socob Sebbp bar loot
ben 210e Suni / 1913 i @iofior0,
Soronngcr, Norge. Scarf Scbbp
Gsot anub90nttcr) oen 2bcn Sc
brlar 1915. 0c blep 9gteuict Sen
Ace HpriI 1869 % uopanorct iii
Imcrifa innmIe 9Ior. 5 aaret 1887
iIDttct sc til Barnes So, q. 3,
bpor DC iiOen bar bapt lit &iem.
Wr. % WfrS. Grif Benton I
Ecrrp, @i2., ieiret lit @~ulobrplup
Senoag Den 9be Wart2. Gu itor
Slot al Scnner % Slegtninacr ban,
DC inoiunoct liz ior at bp0re Dem pes
oenne NnlconlnG. Ynitor Gfitcool
ira Qiofoni3icbicumet icn0tc e. &c
mcb &ptNifninQ. Nun ban,
De iGllft iia til Scltcn, men bIcp for
binorct. elsie gnmIc bap0c boct pua
ianmc 6orm / 0iaic icuti Nor, og
CT elom iorbplo@uia rifle. 9tu iii
brInger o. i'm &iu3nitcn / lit gamIc
mnocr tiUrIlgc Barns Elcic pg
Iilluu. Seitcr Soiic ira Qiufoui2-
ichiemmct cr en- Cater al NcIion&.
aop icmti Collars iii Nfiaiio
men pna 6citOdAcn, Ell Sotucmmc,
til @u0 ior bans riQc
oucr Nirmmct Ceres
5. NJ. @recn, opcrrafte Np.
ocr9pdrrct u0frc @opcr pao Narne
neS &egllc, inntt minoct ON, at Ii0c
Iom o. MI tln0c p tilbaQc pon ct
Gin, ipI6t mco timeIigc &cIiiQ.
%ncIier, ioo buroc Sc / Sproclcabeo
fine frcmoocr iii ocn NuiIc ionl or
for SUBS 6oIf.
- ct. Au5gor arco5 of6oIot lit
@oormeoe / TcrtiIc Menigbco, 9a.
itor Z. Si9monO3 &olb, SonIon.
torpn, Soma, ira 256e til 27oc
1919. neutrality-suspicious.
bIcp boIot al Tnitor Gabriel Slicn
ira 2afc 0liQS, ga. YaItor IS. u.
Seuoe, Garner, Ga, >, 10. Me-
oct bar Aoot bcIogt belle Giocr. Sre0-
icnS Erciter mehtc qoot trent; Ser
bar % tilitcoc. III oi5Ic par Ser 0og
roQeu ion MI life tilbcrcr areoIcn,
Naitor Is. &~oIporicn ira
Niinn., % Eoitor $. ". @icp-
ira minneapolis. 0}im. &co ri.
cnic5liouen brllatc9 set u1Qclifc
Gu Nitcn blcp opcrInot til
llu1oom3orbeioct st Qoot Ero.
gram, irclnitiacuoe AZ Wo0el
2cn9ue", blep uoiort moer 2c0cIIc
nj Gnitor Z. e. ". Senior ira Clear
Sofc. % Gfierct Ill arco5fa5Ier
blcp ioo rigcliQ, bIcp $50 oipet til
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-04-25
V~edligeholdelse
af FodtSj.

w. H.. Kelley, en- Tsmmerhandler
fra Omaha, fandt Neolin Saaler saa
sterke og u~opslidelige, at ct Par
Saaler holdt to Par Overlsder I'D,
efter at Diet fSrste Overleder var
slidt op we'd ii Maaneders stadig
Brug. Og han tilfsjer, "Disse Saa-
Ter vii udholde ii andre Maaneders
daglig Slid"
Dette er u~sedvanlig Nytte SEW af
Neolin Saaler, og Nj. Kelley's Err
faring wiser Dem en- Made at imS-
degaa de stadig stigende Skotejspri-
ser. Sc efter, at de nye Stovler, De
ksber, har Neolin Saaler, og lad
Deres gamle Stsvler ~forsyne med
disse Saaler, som err videnskabelig
fremstillet til at we're behagelige,
vandt$tte og overordentlig varige.
De fabrikeres at THE Goodyear
Tire & Rubber Co., Akron. Ohio"
som ogsaa laver "Wingfoot" Hale,
der garanteres at ware lengere end
ale andre Slaqs Hale.
ne0liln!,S oles
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1919-08-22

lying of prevailing high prices is investigated
the more apparens it becomes that the grocerymen
and marketmen and other handlers of and dealers in
food commodities not the only profteers says
he Albany Heral d. "Profteering seems to be prac-
ticed less in nearly all the branches of trade,
commerce and industry Concrete evidence of this is
found in the folwing extract from market report
in the New York Journal of Commerce:
Everybody is profteering, so why shouldn't
add SIS or $40 to garment" said ready to-wear
manufacturer the other day in discussing his af-
fairs with some of his friends. The attitude on the
part of many in the cutting trade is responsible, it
is felt for the present quiet situation The talk
of profteering which is prevalent in all markets at
this time, has had the effect of forcing quiet stu
alton to rule in the ready-to-wear trade, with the
result that buyers not operating just now
"This is reproduced here not because we sup
pose the ready-to-wear trade is different from any
other but because least 80 per cent of the whole
mystery of high rices and the only comprehensive
is set forth in this paragraph"
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1919-08-22
FARMERS TELL OF $11 DINNER.

A group Of delegates of the National Federation
Of State Farm Bureaus, who in Washington
representing the farmers of the nation order to il
ustrate the fact that proteers and the farmers
beneftting by the present high prices for food told
President Wilson a few days ago of a dinner five Of
them recently had in Washington for which they paid
eleven dollars exclusive of tips In telling of this din
to the President the farmers showed that of the
eleven dollars the amount paid to the farmers for the
food served but eighty-two cents.
Food the table cost out of all proportion to the
price to the producer the delegates told the President
Part of this is due to the short hours and high
of labor part to the exhorban prices of the several
middlemen between the producer and the consumer and
considerable part to the extravagant practices of the
consumer in purchasing
without going into analysis of who gets it,
compare the difference in price of choice beef on the
hoof at cents pound with that of moderate meal
for five at of Washngtons modest hotels the meal
consisting of steak potatoes bread, butter, and
coffee, and costing eleven dollars
Of this eleven dollars, the farmers who produced
the food, the delegates showed by actual figures got
Cnly 80 cents
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STUNG.

TT HE grocer overcharged two cents last evening,
in his tnhorn store; and he may raise some
loud laments, but l shall go there nevermore. Most
any man may sting once, but that one instance
should suffice; methinks I'd be first class Ounce to
let the same man sting twice I'll pardon any
mans mistakes, if there's guile with his heart;
but when he makes malicious breaks, say, Fare
well! We twain cut the boob sign on my brow; hence
forth we go our divers ways, companions once, but
strangers now" My trade the grocer soon will
miss; I bought large quantities of prunes and he,
his bosom filled with bliss, raked in my hard-earned
picayunes. The giant swindler may arrive, and
sting in my hall, sell bogus stocks
in blocks of five, and admire him for his gall The
polished CRATER may appear, with every smooth
and modern curve, and leave me broke, or pretty
near and respect him for his nerve l smile when
highly gifted gents get all the coin have to spare
but when I'm stung for seven cents walk the floor
and tear my hair
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What Other Editors Say
FROM ANOTHER DAY.

Dasul? Raisul? Oh, yes we recall. He is the
Moroccan bandit who carried off American citi-
zen named Perdicaris, ndheld him fos ransom He
appears in the again today by reason of having
ambusde detachment of unfortunate Spanish soldiers
in the Riff
If this busy old bandit still graces his native
wilds, his presence there offers no reproach to the
memory of President Roosevelt With fore and di-
rectness Roosevelt told the ruler of Morocco that
wanted 'Perdcaris alive or Raisuli dead" In due
time Perd;caris came back, alive.
We are glad that Roosevelt did not despatch a
courier with the that the bandit asked. And
now that suffer far more humiliatng injury
from bandits border, we regret the lack of
vire President who could have said: Peterson and
Davis alive Chico dead."-New York Sun
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THE SKIPPER LEAVES THE HELM.

It was with feeling of sincere regret that hun
dreds of citizens of this community read last night
of the retirement of M Collum principal of the
Third District Agricultural college, position which he
had held for the last twelve years. since the found
ing of the institution But there was satisfaction in
the knowledge that his retirement about not be-
cause of any fault with his management of the in
stituton which has been to his heart all these
years, but for another reason, his state of health
in itself, however, cause of regret
Probably no man was ever more devoted to call
ing or task than Mr.. Collum has been to the Third
District Agricultural school In fact it his in
o. uopoAep 9su9lt that lead to his enforced retire
ment 1t is sad b his friends that his great love
for it and attention it day and night, blinded him
to his condition when he should have been giving
attention to his physical welfare. An ex-
ample of this devotion is found in the records of the
board of trustees which show that two years ago
the board realizing that Mr. Coum badly needed
a rest voted him vacation of a year full pay,
expecting him to take long trip for recreation and to
allow him to forget for time the trying details of
ed Mr.. Coum fearing to leave the institution even
temporarily and considering his presence at its helm
at all times necessary.
But Mr.. Coum retires at time when he has seen
the school "out of the woods" to speak. He has
the state recently provide after long fight, for
the completion of the greatly needed new academic
building and has plans successfully put under
way for greater institution. He can doubt take
his rest now with wewon of pride and salts
faction. ~ FwFsIE
The school is to be congratulated on the selection
of Mr.. France as the successor to Mr.. Column A
young and resourceful man. with experience and abil-
ity, he should be able to continue the great work
already under way and be instrumental in building the
institution into far greater one than it is today