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New-York tribune., 1919-01-15
Forecast of Action
Expected in Other
States on Amendment

The following dispatches TO The
Tribune indicate the probable action
that aoill be taken By Legislatures in
states that hare not yet ratified or
rejected the Fede,ut prohibition,
amendment:
CONCORD, n. H., Jan. 14-While it
is generally predicted that the Federal
prohibition amendment will pass the
legislature here when it comes up this
week, new and formidable obstacle
has sprung up in the shape of the New
Hampshire Anti-Cider League, sort
of "dog in the mapger" scheme of
the farmers want prohibition of "regu-
lar" liquors, the liquor folk will see
that their favorte cider is taken away
from them as well. There is a spc
clal exemption for cider in the present
state prohibition law
MONTPELIER. VT. Jan. 14.-Thc
Federal prohibition amendment will be
adopted IN Vermont, according to gen.
eral prediction. For fifty years, up to
1902, state prohibition was in force. In
l9o2 local option measure was passed
and two attempts since TO repeal it
lave failed. In the last state cam
paign. Governor Clement. Republican
defeated candidates pledged TO the
amendment in the primary and WAS vic.
torious over the Democratic nominee
who was pledged to it, in the election
HARTFORD, Conn, Jan. 1f.-If the
rest of the country is to be dry and IL
the Legislatures Of the necessary three.
fourths ot the states or more want to
impose their arid inclinations upon
New-York tribune., 1919-01-15
80 Per Cent Wage Increase
To Be Asked by Fedora
ton at Southport To-day
Train Service Curtailed
New Working Schedule viii
Prevent Trains Running
at Night, Workers Say
Ne,c ..ork Tribune
SPEC c'ai Cab'e Sorr,ce
Bv Chester M. Wright

tcopyrsht. 1919 Ns,v York Tribune rnc)
LONDON. Jan. 14.-Pay increases
that may range from 80 to so per cent
and demands for six-hour day are
expected to be made by the Miners
Federation of Great Britain meeting
at Southport.
In justification of the demands for a
liberal wage increase. President Green
we'll. of the Lancashire and Cheshire
Miners Federation, points out that gov
ernment figures show that while prices
increased during the war from l2O to
l30 per cent the wage increases grant
ed the miners were only 70 to SO per
cent, the maximum wage now being
twelve shillings, s pence, or about SO a
day.
Delegates attending the Southport
conference will represent about 5000
men, ir the most strongly organized
labor body in the British Isles. The
demand for more pay and shorter hours
has been growing for some time. There
is no dissension in the ranks Of the
miners regarding heavy demands. The
only dispute among the pitmcn con-
Germs the amount of increase to be
tions hold that a full 100 per cent in
crease should be demanded.
AS the executive of the Federation,
however, believes that 80 per cent is
%he proper figure, there is reason to
sseleve that the increase to be de-
manded will not be far from that fig
ure. although there are certain to be
objections from the more ambitious
Delegates who are convinced that the
time is ripe for heavier demands.
One of the forces that held the min
ers from making earlier demands has
been the wartime government fixed
permit higher wages. The men believe
that, with the war over, the time is ripe
for the reopening of the whole question
of wages and hours. 1t is probable that
the Executive Federation fixed so per
cent as the wisest figure for the pro-
posed demand so as not to create too
great a disturbance in the minds of the
consuming public.
There are TWO reasons back of the
demands for a siX-hour day. One is
the general dissatisfaction with the
workings of the statutory eight hour
day which more often means ten hours
from bank to bank" The other rea-
son is that q shorter workday would
Permit the absorption into the industry
of the men returning through demob-
ilization, while at the same time re.
tanning those who came into the trade
from agricultural and other pursuits
when the mines were combed for mcr
for the army.
The shortage of coal in Great Britain
is such as to place the miners in 6
strategic position to press their de
mands in manner not possible under
conditions more favorable to the gov
eminent and the mine owners.
The shorter workday movement is
not confined to the miners. Since the
signing of the armistice the movement
New-York tribune., 1919-01-15

SALT LAKE. Utah, Jan. 1.-THE ma
tionol prohibition amendment was
passed to-day by the Utah House and
reported to the Senate, where it VIII
be passed within week. The Utah
Legislature is soiidly Democratic and
the adm njstration was elected on a
prohibition platform.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-15

CHEYENNE, Wyo.. Jan. 14-Tho
first bill before the Wyoming Legislat-
ure, which convened to-day. will be a
Joint resolution ratifying the Federal
prohibition amendment and Indications
are that it will be the first measure
passed by the legislature Opposition
to the amendment is negligible
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1919-12-26
FOR SALE

by owner, ls2 acre farm in Liy-
ingston county, Mo. All smooth, with
just enough slope to drain. Only one
break in farm and that can be crossed
many places with automobile. Fair
Groom house; good barn, 50x5O; con-
crete silo; stock scales; all necessary
0utbuildings. 500 rods woven wire
fence. Small orchard. X. r. ID. and
telephone. On popular automobile
trail. One mile from main line rail.
road station and shipping point, one
mile from school, two miles from high
school, ten miles from Chillicothe.
Fine neighborhood and an ideal loca-
ton for home. Soil of unusually
high productivity and will compare
favorably with any in Northwest Mis-
souri,. Am not a fermcr and will sell
for S225 rcr acre on liberal terms.
Possession, March LIST. Address,
Owner Box 295, Chillicothe. Mo.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1919-12-26

the Mayflowcr school. near Crackers
Neck, gave Xmas entertainment
last Friday evening.
Mrs. Harvey Profit, ST.. and chill
dren, Of Hillside View. visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Delbcrt Ramsey. in the Timer
Nodaway Regions. sunday afternoon.
Sorry, Sister Kncale. that you
were In such "a hurry. Saturday eve.
ming, or you might have received some
more candy, and fancy kind at that.
j. c. LEM was n st. Joseph Wis.
itor, last Monday.
j. +. Oliphant arrived from Cen.
trial, Iowa, last Friday to spend the
fulctidc season with his parents. Mr..
and Mrs. John 0liphant, over near the
heights Of the undiscovered.
Miss Myrtle Fcucrbacher, who ut
tends a commercial school in st. Jo-
seph. Is spending the holidays with her
parents, Mr.. aud Mrs. John Feuer.
bacher ut Maple Hill, in the Wood.
vile sector.
MIR. and Mrs. David Cropp. of Pine
Ridge, were pleasantly surprised by
their many friends. Saturday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cropp will soon move
from the RichvilIe sector into the
Woodvillc sector.
Scott Preston and son, of Cedar
Hollow, have been disposing of some
OF their Duroc Jersey hogs lately.
EMANoN.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1919-12-26
Iiichyille.

&C. Fink and wife left Tuesday for
some town In Kansas To spend Amas
with Mrs. Fink's parents.
The usual number of Richville
people were shopping in Oregon, Sat
ur,lay evening,
The Woodville school closed We'd
nesday for the holidays.
The Woodvillc Sunday school gave
Xmas entertainment "Wednesday eve
ming.
The Richvillc Union Sunday school
gave "A Nmas entertainment, Wedncs-
day evening.
Mr.. Burnstein was transacting
business in st. Joseph, Monday.
Miss Lydia Rudolph, from ANA
Zonia, Is visiting her uncle, Adolph
Eggcr, in the Woodville sector this
week.
Quite large crowd attended the
Richville Sunday school, Sunday
morning.
The Farmers Telephone company
held "A meeting in Richville, last FRI
day night. .
Ruth Fryman was the only girl
who was neither absent or tardy at
the last months session Of the temple
" Nso"ire MeIotv,e has sold his
farm In Sleenv HolIow to lanes -,
Tavlor. Mr.. NcIntvrc will vacate the
first Of March Ne understand he
will NOVA m the citv an seven hills
The sleexness Of the Nodaway
hills makes II very Convenient for
those who indulge in coasting.
--Streamlets Wanderer, Mystery
have been for some time. but the
snow-clad surface of the ice prevents
skating
Dame ,,,mor brings tidinps Of an
other soon.to-be nuptial agreement.
MANY in this section of the Nodaway
Kingdom have Travelled the hymenial
path the mast few months
Mrs. katherine Sommer attended
the funeral of her brother, Christ.
Meuchberger, in Avenue City, last
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1919-12-26
Highland.

&C. ]. Weiman and family and
brother visited in Bigelow, last Thurs.
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Martin, OF
Beaver City, Neb,, who have been Wis.
iting at the l.. r. Cunningham home
returned to their home last Thursday,
Roy Grimes and family visited at
John Schank's, last Monday. :
Mrs. Joe Sipes has been very
sick, but is better at this writing.
bryan Benton and Henry Cooper
Of st. Joseph, spent Sunday in the
Highland neighborhood.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. X. Cunningham
and Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Martin were
shopping in st. Joseph, week ago
Monday.
Frank Barnum, of the Ames Az
ricultural College, is spending his
Christmas vacation with his uncle, l..
r. Cunningham.
George Morris, of the Highland
Fruit Farm, left for his home in FL
dorado Springs, on Monday, to visit
his mother.
n. j, schaub is visiting in Topeka,
Mr.. and Mrs, Deglow were very
much surprised the other day when a
new Brunswick was placed in their
home, as Christmas gift from their
children.
The Ladies' Club has been postpon.
ed until roads and weather are more
favorable. '''
BETTY BLUE.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1919-12-26
New Point.

The boys basketball tcnm won't
to Maitland last Friday cvening ara
defeated the Maitland tenn in n n,ac'
tice game, the score being IA IN 20
in faVa".of ~ ,.S~r.pe i,h,,e r,... .J:hi.
has ever been defeated on their own
court. Prof. Shelton l. very proud of
his boys. The lineup for New Point
was rs follows: LOREN Holbrook,
Clyde Springer, forwards; Frank
Cain, Joe Meyer, guards; Russell Bos.
we'll center
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1919-12-26

The most energetic workers feel
lazy and low-spirted ut times. This
condition Is caused by impurities in
the stomach, liver and bowels, which
should be gotten rid Of before they
bring, on n sick spell. A few doses Of
Prickly Ash Bitters, the remedy that
men use, cleanses the system and
sends new life and vigor to every part
OF the body. Price $i.25 per bottle.
Henninger Drug Co., Special Agents.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1919-12-26

ents here in the Richville and May
flower provinces.
DIR. II. B. Allen, from the city on
seven hills, vaccinated hogs for Albert
Egger, at Anchor View, Saturday.
Wishing you all the familiar
greeting-A Merry Xmas and a Hap
by New Year.
Little Ralph Bshler, youngest son
OF Mr., and Mrs. r. G. Bahler, Of Elm
Ridge, is quite sick ct this writing.
Miss Carrie Stadler, who teaches
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1919-12-26

Too much sweet stuff puts the
stomach out of order. A dose Of
Prickly Ash Bitters corrects the trou-
BILE, restores appetite and good diges-
ton. Price Sl.25 per bottle. Hennin-
ger Drug Co., Special Agents.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1919-12-26

For quick sale list your farm or
gon, Mo. WV
r v. Hudgins, of Forbes. was
here Saturday, looking after some i'm
portant business matters.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1919-12-26
Personal and Otherwise
III you want to buy q farm see us.
We have u good list Of them for sale.
BRIDGEMAN & FRYE

Miss Fannie Meyer, of st. Joseph,
Is here to enjoy the Christmas season
with her brother, Sol. Meyer and fam
lily.
John Cooksey and son, John f.,
OF Clay township, were transacting
business in Oregon, Friday of last
-Miss Mayme Greene, of the
Mount City school corps, is-s,ia-i~~
her holiday vacation with IL Te
,o Mqs e es" {. kauss1 RdR'
daughter, Frances, ofxe&,. ,on,,
are here for the ~ he f Hpiy
mother, Mrs. FIR ewsnan o,.
sisters, Mrs. VIM eountw sor I
ehas; Aachman. e last in (
MISS ruth 1(g days be-
from from Dies iMoine's February, .
and of Dramatic this 18th
versity. She wi S<
with her parents lam. =
Judge Harr Clerk, "a y
probate court, Dove and -
job, Saturday o. ln1raons ",
when he unite ., o3yl)l tarry
s se'' n (, AfE ss1Hs ,s tss's 3
st. Joseph, :s5n,'a0 >, d this couple.
Albert b,ssA N real estate
man, has mis- " vup a handsome
office in I " %, brmerly occupied
sS she ps'% .e,ss Harry y. Small ,s;,S
George s. 'sssS1ss s.s. o,asS;t, was here
asst week 2 b,nssp 's1sa,,a goid leaf
ss : ,nIi !! fHs,aS o, uSssy al others
writer. r9d b.. sALr nv -
-eN .smous
=, Atten,'y,a'ob -
Meyer Post wy n>xt regu-
ar meeting at on ,Uafters. on
,,aturday, Dec. "a, u block p. m;
he annual election of Officers will
axe place at this meeting. All COM
AIDES requested 10 be present.
JACOB KING, Conmnnder.
d. p. DoBYNS. Adjutant.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-08-21
unretner 6rasiame etne
6efdhr.

8ie mi6tig &orii6t beim @irfaui
bon @rasiamen lit, 5eigt Elm in Ser
neueiten Musgabe 6es pom 2an0tpirt.
i9afts=G epartement Deroffentli6ten
u@eeflp Stems Setter" angefibrteS
Seiipiel. 9ana6 batten etma 40 Sar.
mer bon Yoibemid Gouhtp, Sotpu,
@rasiamen gemeiniam eritan6en UNI
lie maren 6abei, 6aS 2an0 fir 1eine
@ermen6ung ber5uridten, als Ser bonn
County angel telte 8eante etne Fro=
be bebufs NnalDie 6es Samens' ct.
longte. 9ieielbe nies einen 1tarfen
Ero5ent1ob bon l1nfroutiamen auf Il,
'er bermo6te sic Sarmer nod rebt,
5eitig 5r pornen, ebe Sic MuSioot er-
folgt NOR. Arf 6ieie &eiie gelang es
oem geamten, 5u D%erbin6ern, 0aB ct
ma 1900 Mder 2an6es 5un groBen
Sell nit unfraut an1tatt nit @raa
beiteqt tp11r6en. Die bon 6en1 8or=
fommnis %berltGn6igte 8erfaufsfirmo
iab lid gen0tigt1 griat 5u l%eiItett,
ni6t MIR CUR 9edung oeS MnfaufSz
preiies, ion0ern a116 Ser Soften Der
Ser nn0 GiiGbefor0ernng.
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Kapitcl: &ebensmtitteltenerta1t9

IN oller Obren mi6erbolt itinoli6 Dos 8ort: Ee11=
eruna! MQe 3eit1ngen ltrobe11 NIT Htad]r1fte11 hoer p~
Mbid1affung Des Observation-Disclosures 1n0 ote Pro5e1tet=
,1ng ser Sduloigen. SITES id0ne Borte> Die aber 51en1lld1
leer flinqen, 10 longe unier &ongreB iid) niht oa5l1 o1f=
rofft, @eiebe GIT i9affen, be gergeben gegen o1e ueoer=
treh1no feeItaeiebter 8reile nit oen idtperlten @efangn1s=
Itrofer gu belegen. 8iel miro BON ben Ant1trn1t9e|eee1
oeiprode1, sic gegentpdrtig 1T Mntpenoung gebra1t mer
Sen ioaen. als oirfte Die et11519e &ettnng m Ger ao=
id1offune Ser Sr11lts belteben. @egen Die Grofltbpanen,
Sic oebensn1ittel pom Morfte balten, I'M before Prelle 81
ersieler, loa ebenfalls idarf in 6elo ge5oge11 meroen: S11o
oieIe beioen aloien pirflid Die ein5igen l1ebeltater?
es pare Elm oraItiider Tebler, Die gar18e sdulo Die.
len beibe1 &utegorien bon Wnderern be151lege11. user
INNER ~beutautage sic San5 auf irgen0einen Mrt1tel legt'
Sen Ser llnldulbige, Ser &aufer nit Sommsgeoulo> gu
erIteben bot, 90 er i'm %unbeoingt be1ottgt. n1adbt enor11e
Grofite. Ser @r5euger un0 9erlteaer Der Sebens111tfel II.
&leibl1ng5genitonoe mag IN aller 8abr1fe1rl1d?tett oe11
flei11Iten Erofit er5ieen. Ser critic, 5pe1te uno or1fte aan=
fer oes ouf Ben Morft 5u bringenoen Mrtifels. tie ollie 11no
fir Sic boben Ereile perantportlid. Si6erlt6 1ino ole
Srl1its neqer1 Ser &ontro0e oes Wearfes 1dlinme Nabe11
fir sic 9oide bes 8iirgers. @ber tie itno ni4t Die otrefte11
@erfdufer on bo5 Eublfum l1o Wttttel= rno &le111=
bdnbler folgen 5u oft ibre11 lfnooen gei1ptele.
Sdalid] uer0e11 mebr uno r1ebr %angeflagt 11no man
broft nit Strafen. @ir mo9ten 1ebt trage1, oa o1e1en
be oroBe 8efobr ins Mntlib blidt: Stno ote Sebens1ttttel
at einent balb,uegs norntalen ober nnr anaeb1tbaren
Greiie auriidsesansen? user itb nidt lelblt Die Nnttport
qeben fam, ser frage ~gefaltglt 1elne @e1tabl1n, oe 1D1tl
tie Ben Gotten ln eine' grb06ung Ss @oden- ooer
@ortotsbeitroges gum Sousbale eriuden miro. Gas
miro oonn Mnttport genug ietn! unlpioerruflid ieben mir,
6aB 6ie angeoeuteten uno bereits in S5ene g%e1ehte1t
Sdritte nidt ta1gen. unlere 10 fl1r1orgl1be Sante, Wto<
oante aongreB, miro iid fdon nod berbeilaiien ntilien
,1no 6en1 8oIfe unter Die @rme greifen. nno IN oieier1
gprgebe1 foGte es oudy feline Garteiunteri6teoe geben.
ge,r oas Nobl oes @oIfes rno Die l1ngeredtigteit iiber-
maBigen Brofitierens iolte Die 8olfspertreter in ibren1
gorgeben gesen Die sdn1aroter Der acknowledgements
leiter1. .>~.-4. -
9aB sic bom Brdfioente1 Bilion %beantragte &atifi.
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6uder ais N~ahrun9smtt;
tel

l1niere So6berl tdnoigen erfldrer
inns, ooB Der &0rper 3ufer gebran6t,
I'M War1ne unb &raft 81 er5eugen.
Wti einem Stid 3nder fam Ser &0r=
per ebenio biel @dr1ne er5eugen pte
nit elmer un5e gebadener &artoffel.
8eim @er6auen Ser &artoffel ber=
pon0elt Ser Magen sic @tdrfe, sic
bie &artoffel entbGlt; in 3uder. @enn
man 3nder iBt, lit 0ieierger0o1ungs=
aft nidt n%otmen0ig. 90 Ser 3uder
16neqer beronut nerben fan11 als 6te
Stdrfe, bil0et er Elm niibli6eS Nab=
r1ngsmittel nad groBen Mni trengun=
gen o6er erib0pfen6er Mrbeit. Ser
3uder iogt 6em @aumen DEFENDERS
gut gu un6 lit elm ltarf f~on5entrierteS
Mabrungsmittel, pesbalb mir @efabr
laufen, mebr' 6abon GIT elien, als mir
brot6en. Sic meiiten Mmerifaner
eiien mebr 3uder, ols ibrer @einn0=
beit 6ienlib lit. @ir ei1en &nrtoffel
MIR, tpenn mir bungrig ltn6, aber mir
eilen gan6n 10 oft mir @elegenbeit
6a5u baben. Oies be6eutet cine Ser
i6men6ung bon Nabrltngsmitteln II.
Ser @nergie Ser Srgane unieres &or=
pers. Observation-Disclosures un6 on=
6ere 2etoen itn6 Die 6olge.
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pelitiihe ueberraihmne+

Sic &odburg Der oemofrotii den Eortei, Ser Sioer
Ser 8ereinigten Stooter1, mill ieine WIlfabrtgfett l1be1
8oro tperfen rno &en1eour in 6en @efigen oieler Earte@
l9affer. Wean lit abiolut un5ufrle6en nit Der art UNI
@eiie, mie sic 6emofrotide Fartei in111er tpeiter bon
ben Bri115ipien ibrer politii9en &idtung obpeidt.
3pei beridie6ere 6liigelr baben l6 gebil6et. Ger
cine berlangt ~lofortige Menoeru1gen in Der Fortei ielblt
tpdbren6 sic an0ere Sdlfte Sic @riinoung elmer ne1en
Hartei bean1pr11ft Ste ei1en 1el1en Sttel itrage1 Toll.
Seet beriudt man Die entgegenge1ebten &i@tungen ourd
@inberi% tanoniiie aus5nglei6er, Inn eine @1t5pet1111g oes
lolioen SIoens gu berbin0ern. Sa, es 5eigt ltb i111ner
oe1tlider, oaB Sic Sheinpolitif, 0ie, BON BEN %ein5elnen
F~areiert .l1no ibren Gertretern %getrieben miro, i111mer
nebr Den Mbi6e1 Der Stin1mgeber gegen oos .perfebltc
@pi tenn ser &orteipirtidoft erregt. Ser &rug ecbt ic
LANCE gum 8r1rne11, biz er brtdt, %fliiitert uns jen1ono TT
oas DIR, 1ro er mag re6t bdben. -.~
gSGre es 51 bertpunoerr, tpenn 1niere politiiden Scr
teien abtpirti9uften %tpiir0en? Wtr laben ~itarfere Wfd5tc
peien tpdre lie in btelen nod fon1nen6en Sabr5ebnten aus
oem SotteL 5u beben. &errider nuBten ih ins Eribot=
leben 5rriid5ieben, sic Elm Spltem %aufgebaut batten, ods
ibnen 6e SEER derfrone ouf bic epigfeit 81 lifern idien.
Dag Spftem f%olltterte - ie tpuroen gu gepobnlld9e1
terbli@e1 8irgern, Die nad elmer t%Oeiteret1 Generation
regen fo1nen. Tim pie ptel len2ter fon1en bonn pol1t11d5e
Earteie11 aus Dem Sattel geboben 1per6en, Die ni6t 0aS
%geringie spitem gu ibrer @erf igung boben.
Gin 3eriplitter1 Der Eartei piroe ober entlb1eDe1
einer1 polttn6en 9oppelelbl tmoro be0el1tett. Nen0erlnge11
in ben Harteibeitreblngen i6einen rns nidt n%ottpenoig
51 ieir, 0enn sic &l%attfor11 lit in1r1er tpoblfltngeno: VS.
bliebe 11ur n1ebr eine Menoerltng Ser 6er1ofratl16en yer
treter I'M &ongrelie. Gin %oerortiger Wanoel, Der p1elletd]t
@ortbriidige an sic euft ieten miiroe, tudre Elm %gronoio=
ies Mittel @e111eour gu idoffen. Giees 9fe5ept gilt mo-
tiirli6 fur lnere beioen groben Earteien I'M 2anoe. 0os
Siinoenregilter Der Gertreter beioer &i6t1ngen 1T oerart
un1fangreidh 6ab lie es Dor 6e1 5tir1ngebcr11 ridt mebr
oerant1porten fonnen: gu biele @paltnnge11 mltroett ol1d7
sic @tintrpen aeriplittern. Gin Dritter, @ierter ooer
6initer fonnte Sln1 ladenoen 5ieger peroen lno biel=
lei6t gar ni6t gum SAooen unieres Sanoes. go fam
aug Der einen %politiiden leberraidurg, Die I'M %ionntgen
ins 2eben gernfen tpur6e, Die grobere %l1eberra=
ihung folge1: Gin MuBenieiter mag Die 9iegestropbaen
inn Eriumpbe nadhaule brinqen! s.
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mooerne 8auernfdn9e

SSn ieinem lebtp09entli9en 811le:
tin iibergibt 6as 9epartement fit
2anopirti9oft Der Seffentli6feit fol-
gen6e @ei6i6te:
Gin StG6ter erbielt bon elmer r9e=
pelopment Company" in Chicago Elm
bon roitgen @eripre@ungen %itrobenoes
3irfular, in 6em ibm 5ebn MderSanb
in Uorioo fir 6en riiberrai6en0 gez
ringen" 8etrog bon 42,500 angelo
ten pur6e; in 6em 3irfular NOR Sic
ies 2an6 als peanut unit" be5eid=
net. @s bieB, baB er auf ieinen 3ehn
Mdern tal1ien6 8uibel @roniiiie 5ie=
ben f0nnte nn6 6ieie bel n%ieorigem
Grei1e 511 50 ben 811ibeI berfaufen
f0nnte.
Sos Mngebot mobte ouf Sen Stdo=
ter ei1en ltarfen @inornf. @be er
ii6 aber enti6loB, 1an6te er sos
&un6idreiben an 6as 8un6es=G epor=
ten1ent fir 2an6pirtidoft nit berMn=
frage, Oh 6ie Inlage 5u empfeblen iet.
Ser 8riet Sen er als Mnttport emit
pfing, entbielt" II. a. folgen6e Sdbe:
Die 9rudi6rift lit bon elmer Nrt,
sic 6o5u angetan lit, Std6ter inn
Nor6en rno 8elten, Sic nidts bon
Der 9anbmirtidaft p%eriteben, IRE 511
fiibren. Ser 9urdidnittsertrag elmer
nit @roniiiien bepflan5ten Strede bon
5ebn Mder miiroe itd auf ni6t mebt
als $500 Biz $500 belaufen. Sir
Ben Hreis, Ben 6ieie 9eute fir 5ebn
Mder berlangen, f0nnten Sic in foit
ie0em Gountp, einidlieblid bes in
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-08-21
J%nteut9en3 n%otmenot9.

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iib SEN @eieten 5u nioerieben, neil
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