davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1919-12-19
ROCKING Stones.

Rocking stones belong to class Of
freak stones, familiar to biologists.
Some of these rocking stones are made
so by the force Of the wind which cuts
the dirt or sand out from under them.
They are of harder material than the
dirt and stones which surround them.
SO the harder remains after the soft
err or shifting material has been worn
away. Other rocking stones are le(t
By the melting Of glaciers. \,
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1919-12-19
whv He Was Answering.

At marriage service performed In
a little country church, when the min
lister said, in solemn tones. "Wilt thou
have this man to be thy welded hus-
band?" instead of the woman answer
ing for herself, gruff mans voice an
swered ~ will |" The minister looked
up, very much perplexed, and paused.
He repeated the sentence and again
the same gruff voice answered II
will !" Again the minister looked up,
when man seated at the end of the
first row said, "She's def, parson, an
I'm answerin for herW
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1919-12-19

A great stir has been caused among
lovers of art by the discovery of an an
cient masterpiece In barn, In the
Spanish province of Estremadura. 1t
Is fine painting of a Madonna, with
the infant Jesus on her lap, black
robed monk on one side and white
robed monk on the other-these being
probably meant for st. Benedict and
st. Bernard. 1t Is painted on wood
and is less than four feet square. II
il thought to have been produced about
1900 to 1860. To prevent Americans
and other outsiders from Yapping up
this treasure. and taking 1t out Of the
country, a millionaire Of Bilboa has
advanced the large sum demanded by
the owner of the barn and has offered
It to the Spanish government. Mean
while it has been placed In the Prado
museum at Madrid.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1919-12-19
umbreIla Improxement.

It Is the little things which make
for perfection, we are told. An inven-
tor has perfected n device which GER
tainly shows taste for perfection.
No one Is unfamiliar with the strip Of
tape with catch which Is used snugly
to wind up closed umbrellas. When
the umbrella Is open this piece of tape
bangles and pendulates In way that
undoubtedly is offensive to the dignity
of some. The inventor in question has
made an invention which provides
means OF slowing away the pendant
into the interior of the opened um-
brella by means Of swapping device.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1919-12-19
How walk Shows Character.

The rolling gait in walking shows
geniality and jollity; the stiff, upright
carriage, firmness, love of convention
and lack of sympathy. The former is
common to sailors and people who
live very free, out-of-door kind OF
life, and do themselves well;" the
latter to ministers, people with the
legal turn of mind, and particularly
the blue stocking type of women.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1919-12-19
Hunger Vanished.

While dining with my girl friend one
evening her parents had friendly lit
tie quarrel about the traits that their
daughter inherited from each, and the
father, who was rather an ugly man,
said. "well, beauty from me anyway"
And speaking before ! thought i
chimed in, II should say not"
My hunger vanished and I felt like
following its example, Chicago Trib-
une.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1919-12-19
How to Check Flying Dust.

The dust that flies through the house
every time the furnace is shaken and
which causes such annoyance to the
neat housewife. can be allayed IL You
lay cloth wrung out of water over
the registers.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1919-12-19

Notice Of spseisI Assessment No.
2o3 for the cutting os Weeds Dur
Ing the Season Of 1919.
To all whom 1t may concern:
Pursuant To q resolution of the Com
mission of the City of Owosso at . ses'
sion held upon the 1st day of December.
A. ID. 1919. notice 10 hereby given that
The special assessment heretofore made
by the City Assessor for the purpose OF
defrayipg that portion OF the costs
which the Connie sion decided should
BIZ paid and borne by special assessment
TOR the cutting of weeds under the pro-
visions of an ordinance during the sea-
son Of 1919, Is now on 6le In my Office
for public inspection. The Comm ission
Of the City of Owosso will meet at its
regular session on Monday, December
%. A. d. 1919. at 7;8O O'Clock in the
afternoon to review the special assess
mont and hear any objections to any
assessment which may be made by any
person deeming himself sggrieved
thereby.
La de on which weeds were cut and
assessments are as follows:
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1919-12-19

French scientists have obtained IA
per cent OF sugar and 60 per cent of
alcohol from cactus that grows pro-
ideally In Algeria.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1919-12-19

Lots 9. 10, II, 10. blk 10. City
Asbessors Plat no 3. ........ 80. 100
Manning e. NJ
Lots n. 70, 70. 80 Park Hill Ad-
dition ~. 1890. 80. 100
Ogusharety-
Lot, 81. Park Hill addition. 30
Lewis, II. r. and N E.
Lot, As, Park Hill, addition. :. go
Unknuwn-yssa fttt
Lots 70, II Park Hill addition. 90
Ogushare,y--
Lots 70. 70. IA Park Hill addi-
Manning. e. M
Lot rs, Park Hill addition,
........--...... .............. W
Schaar, Emma
Blk. 8, Park Hill, addition. 30
Cooper. q. @. (Est)-
Lots 23, "a, blk. 5, Maple Ridge
Park on
Wildermuth. +. F.
Lot I. blk %. Owosso ....... 30
Stafford. l. FL. & Co -
Lots 90 and 30, Stafford Gard
ner Il frankie Add ......... 80
Osburn. NJ. (Est.)-
s 8 rds of r 3 rds Of lot Ii, L..
A. GouId's 0. Il. 4 80. -. 35
Williams, Msry.E.--
Lot ID, b k 30. Owosso. ........ 70
Fillmore, VIM. T
w SO It excent A. A. r. r., lot
Q. blk |, ]. L Wright's Add. IS 30
Wood, We
Lot 3. blk 2. City Ass'ors Plat
Nc. 3...... ...,..... 3
Bentley, A VI. Est-
Lots IL. 10. ID, Ia Is. blk 3,
City Ass'ors Plat No. 3...... 2 40
Thomas, A. Nj. Est
Part of Res. No. / and 2, Com
82t rds W of SW Cor of Will.
Jams and Water Sta. s to riv-
or, WY along river to point
81 rods w of starting point,
N to Williams St. e 81 ris
to beg. ........ 80
Gould, r. H.
Com rds N of N e cor, lot
blk 2, Ingersols addition, N 4 rds
w 8 rds 8 rds, e 8 rds to beg. 30
Brown, w. E.
Lots and 4, blk 4, Owosso. -. 30
Wilson, Mrs Ire
(. Lot Z, blk 81, A. L. and B. o.
Williams addition. ......... go. LOS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-01-05
~

Terrorist scenes in Moscow.
Red Guards are shown arrest
ing a man suspected of coun-
ter revolutionary plots. a COM
mon enough occurrence in the
city.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-01-28
UCzMY DzIECI NASzE CzYTAC, PiSAc
/ M0WlC 20 POLSKU.
Narody $rodkowej Emopy.

Kongres narod6w Europy Srod.
kowej, W mysl uchwa1y Kongresu
slowianskiej w -Rzymie, mia1 sic
odbyc w Paryzu w po1owie. paz:-
dziernika b. r. Ma zadanie ,kierow
nik6w panstw alianckich od}ozo-.
no jednak date kongresu. lynn
czasem EASILY nies}ychanie wazne,
a blyskawiczne pc sobie nastepu-
jace wydarzenia, wobec kt6rych
ME bylo juz mowy. wszczeciu o.
brad.
PrzygotoWano jednak szereg
prac donios1ych dotad ogolowi
nieznanych a miedzy innemi spra-
wozdanie og6lne, jake miano Cd
czytac przy otwarciu kongresu.
Ia jednomyslna zgoda czterech
narod6w, kt6re uczestniczydi mia
~ W obradach powierzono opra-
cowanie tego sprawozdania publ
cyscie .francuskiemu, p. Stefano--
wi Fournol'owi sekretarzowi gene
ralnemu kongresu. Nam w1asnie
pod reka tekst piracy Fournol'a,
kt6ry W SVEN sprawozdaniu pre-
dstawia sytuacye narodowoSciowa
W Europe srodkowej, oraz trud-
nosci i zapory, ma jake napotyka
jeszcze ruch wyzwolenczy CITE
rech narod6w.
RAPPORT p. Fournol'a opiewa W
przekladzie nastepujaco:
"W miesiacu kwietniu, 1918, W
Rhyme. W Kapitolu, gdzie ME
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-01-28

my ma pomoc Ojczyznie, o fundu
szu 10 milionowym, by 60 jaknaj
PREDICT z1ozyc. Interesujace sic ia
sprawl Komitety Obywatelskie,
mach ME ustaja W piracy, nato--
! miast MECH w ciaglem i wytrwa-
lem dazeniu, przypominaja nasze-
mu ogolowi, re jeszcze jestesmy
dosyc daleko W lyle, cd z}ozenia
sunny, jaka wychodztwo zobowia-
za1o sic ola ratowania Ojczyzny
z1ozyc.'
Wobecnej tax donioslej chwi
Ii upragnionego zwyciestwa, mad
smiertelnym wrogiem Polski, a
nieprzyjacielem ca}ej demokracyi,
W chwili zawieszenia broni, w kt6
rym usta} rozlew krWi, a W kt6-
rym swita ola naszej Ojczyzny
lepsza dola, obowiazkiem naszym
jest stanac z zwartych szeregach
W niesieniu pomocy gdy pomocy
tejpotrzeba teraz najwiecej. Kto
dis odmawia tel pomocy, lub O.
ciaga sic z jej z}ozeniem, ten wy
rzadza niespowetowana szkode ola
ca1ego spoleczenstwa polskiego:'
"Jezeli kiedy, to w1asnie W
chwili obecnej powinnismy wyte-
rye wszystkie nasze silly W celu
niesienia pomocy IA potrzeby Pol
ski. Niesmy ofiary, DO trzeba ich
Polsce. = jak powietrza do zycia,
jak chleba powszedniego = ma
ten w1asnie chleb powszedni ola
milionow naszych braci, si6str i
dzieci.
Przezywic ich musimy, ale "a
kosztowac mogli tel wolnosci, kt6
ra nasi zo}nierze wraZ z mnymi
armiami ola mas wywalczyli. Me
zapominajmy O tenn, re dotad to-
czy1a sic walka orezna o prawa
ludlow i Polski, a odtad do konca
rokowah pokojowych, toczyc sic
bedzie rozpaczliwa walka, W kt6-
rel pieniadz i wp1ywy przewaznie
decydowac beda. Sk}adajmy vice
ofiary, DO teraz potrzeba picnic
dry. Potrzeba ,ich jak najwiecej,
potrzeba natychmiast. A diva ra-
zy daje - kto predko ,daje, Mic
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-01-28
lie dale - kto Diary odwleka.

ME dale = kto Diary odwleka.
"Nowiny Polskie W swych o
"Wszystkiem' opowiadaniach
przypominaja, ze:"Tam nasi bra
cia gina z g1odu albo cierpia gl6d
a my tn oplywamy W dostatkach
i niczego nam ME brak przeto mu
SHINY sic rzetelnie podzielic tymi
dostatkami zznaszymi glodem dot
knietymi rodakami. Prusak zabra}
wszystka zywnosc z Polski, znisz-
czyl gospodarstwa, zrabowaf ma
rzedzia i to wszystko razem WIFE
tie spowodowa}o g}6d W Polsce.'
"Teraz przyszedf czas, kiedy
nie powinno bye zadnych wymo-
week, DO kazdy dis vie i rozumie
re wiele milion6w dolar6w potrze
ba do ocalenia narodu polskiego
cd .smierci g}odowej. DIVA Milo
ny dolar6w wyda sic II wysy]ke
zywnosci do Polski. Potrzeba vice
yiecej milion6w DO ma jednej wy
sy1ce sic ME skonczy. Dlatego
MECH wszyscy pospiesza natych--
miastowo re swoimi oszczednoscia
mi, by reszte zaprzysiezonych mi
lion6w z1ozyc. Dlatego tax W pa
|rafiach jak i W organizacyach Ma
ley prace zbierania Skarbu 10
milionowego jak i kolekty podat-
ku narodowego, przyspieszyc.'
"Wielkiej %ofiarnoscf potrzeba,
zieby zebrac dziesiec milion6w, "a
chodzic vice potrzeba, zeby kaz--
dy z mas Polakow zrobi} to slime
postanowienie, re ola - jak maj
wiecej i jak n%ajpredzej. Uszczup
lie sic w wydatkach dac! dac
zaraz, szczodrze ma Fundusz Ma
rodowy. A .parafie, kt6re maja
:juz zebrane wieksze sunny ma
Skarb, powinny zaraz pieniadze
wysy}ac do Wydzialu Narodowe-
go, by ci kt6rzy ma jego cze1e
stoja mogli W miare wp}yw6w i
zasob6w starania swe o odzywie-
ME Polski Ia wieksza skale pro-
wadzic. -!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-01-28

gdys mial swe sied1iSKo ten pok6j
rzymski, ktory W ciagu wicklow
marzeniem byl politycznem ludz-
kosci, zjawily sic cztery ludy,kt6
re proklamowaly swa niepodlegg.
lose j swoja wole zwalczenia gne:
bicieli swej narodowasci. Ilea
zmian " tych szesciu miesiacach,
dill historycznych ola dziej6w cze
$40 : s}owackich, dziej6w polls
kich, dziejow pofudniowo : slo--
wiaiskich, dziej6w rumunskich!
A w tenn p6lroczu ME by}o miesia
ca, ME bylo prawie tygodnia, kt6
.ryby ME zgasi} jednego z ogni--
k6w zamierzajacych W zmierzchu
Habsburg6w.
Me ~jesstiescie juz ucisnionemi
przez Austro Wegry narodowos--
kt6re apeluja do sprawied--
liwosci swiatowej, lecz j%estescie
Narodami srodkowej Europy,
;sprzymierzonymi z Aliantami, a
TIL zebranymi, by zapewnie sWa
.niepod1eglosc j przestudyowac
miedz,yntar1odowe warunki swej pc
lityki. I. podobnie jak cz1owiek,
kt6ry we wzgardzie jak doktryn,
chodzac = ruchu doWodzi1, TAX
wyscie swoim wlasnym .wysif-
klein uchwycili wolnosc, ably roz-
blys1a w oczach ca1ego swiata. Ma
czelnicy zas panstw alianckich,
kt6rzy jutro beda poreczycielami
pokoju Swiatowego, oddajac wa
Sym armiom sztandary vase, u
znali was "a strony wojujace i "a
sprzymierzenc6w. Niezaprzeczo-
nym juz wasz charakter, jake
panstw zwierzchniczych. Gdyby
ktos temu jeszcze przeczy1, to W
waszej obronie z1ozyliby swiadect
wo prawnicy w szkolach, kt6rych
przyzwyczajenie do analizy chro-
nj Cd niebezpieczehstwa upojen
sentymentalnych. Boscie sami po-
zyskiwali stopniowo wszystkie a.
trybuta Zwierzchnictwa. Zebrane
tutaj cztery narody posiadaja
swoje armie i swoje :legiony cze.
sko : s}owackie, polskie, po1udnp-
wo : sfowianskie i rumunskie, kite
re: sic bija ia wszystkich rozgo--
rzalych wojna frontach planety
Podpisaliscie traktaty bez proto.
ko1u, a ufundowane tylko ma WA
jemnem zaufaniu, .kt6re jednak
was i mas zobowiazuja. Po}udnio
wi S1owianie zawarli pakt ma Ko1
fu, charte wolf narodowej Serb6w
Chorwatow.i Slowenc6w traktat
ten podpisany przez naszych PREY
jacio1 Andrzeja Torzego i Anto-
niego T%rumbicza, pierwsze narze.
die dyplomacyi ludowej, ozywio-
ny tym samym duchem, kt6ry mas
tn LACEY, a W kt6rym oba narody
poprzysiegly, re bic sic ME beda 0
swoje granice. W armiach wa
szych oficerowie WASH wydaja wy
roki: W imie waszych ludlow. | "a
prawde, do ~sprawowania wszyst--
kich funkcyi panstwa udzielnego
brak wan tylko zwyczaju zaciagga
MIA pozyczek il innych, "a sadie,
re niekt6rzy z posr6d mas juz o
tenn mysla. ~ =
Ale jak suchymi wydaja sic tie
fakta, jak zimnemi tie stwierdze-
MIA, jesli wzniesiemy sic do wy
zyn idei moralnych, kt6re wyjscie
podniesli W swiecie.
w tym ziyznym W: cuda czasie
czyz moze bye cud wiekszy, jak
zmartwychwstanie Polski? W ro-
ku 1914 spadkobiercy .dw6ch wspo
lnik6w zbrodni, kt6ra rozebrala
Polske W XVIII, wieku oglosili
wojne powszechna i powzieli po-
stanowienia, wobec kt6rych DOLBY
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-01-28
rus NV We s. ddhia Is Cd Sl1lEEznia, lla9 9L,I.

]. -. - lAR rus
- 80 ~ - -
to- pocheW Wszysfkie sable l Blu
ropy,a Wkrotce5W sWiecie caIymm,
sBiedniz autokraci, nieprzewidzieelI=,
re ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS politycz.
my, kt6ry toleroWalismy ylkto
przez nienawisc Wojny, budzili ma
tychmist W umyslaeh W~szystkich
ludzi cywilizowanych idee odbu-
dowania Polski, jake jedna 2 maj
wiekszych koniecznosci moralnych
Ola ludzkoscii! Jakzez tego ME
przewidziaI ME przeczuf przede
wszystkiem cesarz niemiecki, kt6.
ry przeciez dobrze Wiedzial, ze
piersWszem wymaganiem polityki
niemieckiej bylo przesladowanie
narodu polskiego zapomoca obrzy
diego prawodawstwa, ME dose
znaanego sswiiatu! Polska wolna
vice, .posr6d narodow, bez zadne-
go protektoratn, Spostrzegli to
natychmiast wszyscy pr6cz Ger
mani. Hold przedziwny naleezyy
sic swiadomosci powszechneJ pol
skiego narodu, kt6remu przypad:-
10 to szczescie jedyne, a kt6ry spo
teznia1zw grobie! Do tylu wicklow
chwa}a opromienionych doda1aaP'o Pol
ska blask stulecia zaloby i wier-
nosci.
l. Alewojna przygotowa1a nam
takze inne niespodzianki. Powstaf
wsr6d. S}owian lud, kt6ry sta3os-
cia swego ducha narodowegoo, dog
rza}oscia swego zmys1u politycz--
nego, odwr6ci1 losy ca1ego Wscho
du Europejskiego P6}nocy azy-
atyckiej. Zadziwiajace odwroce-
ME wartosci! Wielkie cesarstwo
kt6rego "opieka" roztacza4a sic
niegdys ma wszystkie mniejsze ma
rody s1owiianskie, zbawionem bye
moze przez tie wojska czesko sfo-
wackie, ktore wysz}y z obozow au-
stryackich, kierowane jedynem
pragnieniem %zwalczania Germa-'
now zawsze i wszedzie.
Inny lud s1owianski dalej W tel
woinie snul swoja niezr6wnana lie
gende, kt6ra nowym blaskiem jas
nieie W Swiecie. Jak niegdys epo
peja homerycka poczefa bohater-'
stwo hellenskie, tax tez legendy c
Marku Kraljewiczu pobudzaJa
dis meow, pc serbsku mowla-.
|:cych. Zdawa}o sic juz W 1918, re
zmartwychwstal starry bohater:
by obiac dow6dztwo-nad-arm ia A
dobrze dowodzi} armiami serbskle
mi i dywizyami poludniowo : $40
wianskiemi, kt6re pogromi4y But
-.
gar6w.
Powsta1 z kolei pasterz sledmlo
erodzki W swoich gorach, gdzie
podczas tylu stuleci m%istyezna Je
20 energia rozwijaja sic W dwuch
nizinach dunajskich. [ on, ktory
by1 tax zacietym wrogiem Tulrczy
ma, kt6ry Wegrom dawa} ludzi ]
kr6l6w najslawniejscych, pletnuJe
dis ucisk madzierski, najmfod--
szy, moze najsrozszy, a tenn ohyd
Messy, IL pochodzacy cd ludu,
kt6ry sam niegdys tax dumnie Go
maga} sic w1asneJ Wolnoscl.
TAX vice cztery Judy przesziy
podczas wojny do przeciwnego O.
bozu. Najenergiczniejszy to wyraz
wolf ludowej i spos6b %najwyraz--
niejszy rozstrzygania 0 swym via
snym losie. Ale p~rzyjscie vase
pod sztandary demokracyi zachod
mich ME tylko nacechowane byio
bohaterstwem, lecz jeszcze wleceJ
moralnoscia. Otto W tel woJnle, W
kt6rej teraz uc~zestnicza wszyscy
potomkowie anglo saskieJ rasy,
wszyscy synowie Johna Knoxa !
Oliwera Kromwella, w tel: woJnle,
W kt6rej wplyw starego ducha
purytanskiego, jednej z najwiek-
szych sill czynnych ma swiecie, ola
,je sic z kazdym dniem coraz bar
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-01-28
NASI AGENCI

E-~f.s..&2#. f.H% ! ~
Upowaznieni So do kolektowa'
MIA abonamentu Wiarusa haste
pujacy nasi agenci miejscowi:
BREMOND. Tex. M. C. Basinski..
/" GRENVILLE. s. Oak. J6zef Gruba
INDEPENDENCE. Wis. Frank Wise.
MELLEN. Wis; Teofl Derdowski
NANTICOKE. Pa. Fl. Jablohski
LEO, Mimi. Mateusz Bilski
ST. PAUL. Mimi. Fir. Waletzki. i
WARSAW. NJ D. Jan Herek
WILMINGTON. DEL. M. M. Potaszewski
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-01-28

Cry chcesz Bracie wiedziec CO
sic III ,w,iieeecie ddeje?
Jezeli tax to czytajj ssWiarusa.'
Evening journal., 1919-08-05

dear food OF all kinds. It ia Mr. VII
sons Food Administration which does
this by holding wheat back from the
American people, doling n out az "a
mine prices TO show a Treasury pront.
when there Is and VIII be more wheat
IN this country by hundreds OF mil
lions OF bushels than under the normal
conditions Of a free wheat market
would be worth burning up for fuel.
There Is talk here there and every
where OF investigating lho packers. IN
vestlgating the cold storage people.
investigating the prolleers. lnyestlgat-
ing this, that and the other thing.
Go ahead with such work. hy an
means. for what liire 10 may help
But the fat truth Of this terrinc crisis
Is mat only the investigating which
Deslns with tho Washington Armlnls-
tratlon viii knock the bottom out Of
he wlekedly and dangerously lngh cost
Of living.
Evening journal., 1919-08-05

10 per cent. Of pront on the prolonged
investment all the way from the barn
yard 10 the dinner table. Put into
ihe chicken only > per cent. for eco
nomic wastage-chickens that die.
chicken that spoil, chickens that get
lost chickens that disappear I'm had
credits and for other expenses like
transportation and delivery. An those
Items put together from start 90 IN
lsh give only about 40 cents.
But instead OF the old costs. put into
ule chicken one-third of a bushel Of
corn at 81 TO 1925 a bushel. This
with the original egg value Of nvo
cents, gives about % cents. Instead Of
10 cents OF wages put into the chicken
% 20 p cents This gives about a
dollar. Put into the chicken. as be-
fore. 10 per cent profit and . per cent.
economic wasiage. This gives an told
uncomfortably close TO dollar and
quarter.
This is exactly The way grain and
labor have trebled The cost OF chicken
living, whether there is pronieering
suit or pronteering innbcence.
Now consider tho sleer. Put not
third OF bushel as FOR the chicken.
but many bushels OF corn into The
steer an The way from The range 10 the
slaughter pen. Put this corn into him
at CD cents a bushel twenty bushels
or ten bushels or what you viii. n
DO Is ten bushels the cost Is &C. put
into him not pennies OF wages. as into
The chicken. bht dollars of wages all
the time from the. day oc calvlng 10
The day OF carving Put an average.
say OF five fun days OF labor into that
steer at - a day-or $40 This gives.
say Sc or grain cost and $40 or labor
cost, or $40 Add The IS per cent. for
transportation. storage. profit, wastage
&c. This gives an told si7G0.
But put Tho ten bushels OF grain
into The steer at 81 90 s225 a bushel
or 500 TO s2250. Put tho five days OF
labor into him at an average of 81
day, or 500. Add the - per cent. as
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before and this gives all told sac to $50
That IS exactly the way feed and
labor, without proflteerlng or anything
else, make the difference between
steers at si760 and steers at SIC. It IS
exactly what makes the difference
Without profteering, between 20 cent
steak and 30 cent steak. 10 Is exactly
what makes The difference. without
nronteering. between % cent ham and
30 cent ham. between 30 cent butter
and - cent butter: between The old
reasonable foodcosts which the Amer
lean people could meet on reasonable
Incomes and The ferocious food prices
OF today which, the higher their
wages and incomes are inflated. the less
the American people can stand.
There are dozens OF men IN Congress
sane enough and intelligent enough 10
see this economic truth as the sun secs
10 and has tried 10 make others sec II
since the signing OF the armlstice nine
months ago. Are there no men In
Congress OF enough genuine public
spirit Of enough plain political hon
esty, 10 declare That truth and nght for
that truth, as The sun has fought for
u and is going TO go on lighting for
n9
Is there nobody IN Congress who VIII
lay tho blame for This whole mass OF
food price Imitation, this whole struc-
ture OF high cost Of living at the door
where 10 belongs-tho White House9
For, as you have just seen. Il all be-
gins with grain.
10 Is grain which you pay for when
you buy your chops and steaks. your
milk and butter, your eggs and cheese.
at terrific prices. 10 Is grain which
you pay for when you buy your coat
or your hat or your shoes at terrific
prices. IL Is grain which YOU pay for
when you buy your inflated passenger
Ticket or your theatre ticket. 10 is
grain which you pay for when you
buy a high priced cradle for your baby
coming into the world. II ia grain
which your family will pay, for when
II buys your high priced coffin TO send
you out OF the world 10 Is grain
which causes % all. because tho dear
grain makes~ the dear food which
makes the dear wage which makes the
dear everything.
And it Is Mr.. Wilson's Food Admin |
lstration which, making dear wheat. |
makes the dear corn, which makes the |
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Everyone should have bottle Of
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