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His Branch.
"If you had to enlist for overseas
duty again, what branch would you
choose?'
"The peace delegation"
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Had Been There Before.

whats the next film?"
"A comedy, / infer. Everybody looks
resigned
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Army Is to Play Polo, the Next Thing to Real War

APPEARS the
peace do
a publication of
Of among other
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HEARD ana aSETN[. > J
at the CAPITAL, G; ~
Make Your Entry Now for the 'Who's Who in Trees

WASiNGIoN-A hall of fame for inaururaed hv ho
W
location Of the largest shade in States ,.s
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CoId-Storage Junk VS.. Cooking of the Countryside

OCCASIONALLY critic ventures the opinion Una a & % t
Oratory for home
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EASTERN LIVE STOCK.
At Chicago.

aro,-Hogs-Bulk, s15.15 215.45:
ron sl5.5O: heavy, $15.lO@15.4O; me-
dn,m. sl5.15ul5.45 light. Sl5.20 q 1850;
light. light $1i.75 q 1925: heavy pack
inu sows. smooth. S14.25 q 14.S5: pack
ing sows, rough. $13.75 q 1925; pigs,
s13.75@14.75.
Cattle-Medium and heavyweight.
choice and prime. SIZE 5Q19.50: me-
dunn and good. S11.5O a. 1873; common.
60 abOIll.5O; lightweight. good and
choice. S14.OO4lS.5O; common and me-
Tium. SgUUGl 400: butcher cattle.
heifers, S675Q 1850; cows. S6.75g
"a 2b, canners and cutters. $3.50 q 6.75:
us.I calves. sI675GD1S.00; feeder steers,
sS.0OQI2.5O: stocker steers 7.25q
11.0O.
sbeep-Lambs. s16.75419.65; culls
and common, s13.75 54l6.50; ewes, me
dium. good and chobees sg,ocq l2'oo;
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,rrcu Snitcd IIorschidcs.
Green hides &c per lb. less than
cured.
Part cured hides lc per lb. less than
cured.
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LESSON TEXT-Acts 5:l-16
GOLDEN TEXT-Lying lips are abomi-
nation to the Lord: but they that deal
truly are his delight.-Prov. 12:22
ADDITIONAL MATERIAL-Ex. 20:16:
Prov HI: Matt. s: "a: Gal. 81. s: Eph-
Ais, Is, 30.
PRIMARY TOPIC-Telling the Truth.
JUNIOR TOPIC - Two Disciples and
What Became of Them.
INTERMEDIATE AND SENIOR TOP
IC-The Folly and Sinfulness Of Lying.
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Character Building.
Life is mainly an opportunity for
character building and testing.
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Hogs
Sheen,

Good hogs ......s14.5O914.ss
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L ATE
N RKET
DENVER MARKETS.
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Western Ncw.paper Union News s.rvlc.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-01-20
CHESTIUNEA MINORITATI-
LOR,

! Sc face grcsala de a Sc confun.
da doma chestnut distincte, che
stiunea minoritatilor 81 chesti,,-
nca eontrolului tarilor strainc a.
supra supusilor lor.
Din moment cc s'au acordat O.
yrcilor drcpturi cgale Gu ale ce-
lorlalti cctateni, chestiune a mi
noritatilor nu mai cxista in Ro-
minia.
Gu ocaziunea Miscutiei asupra
,,Ligei Natiunilor" s'a propus, la
Paris, inscrierea egalitatci rase-
ler, egalitatii rpligiei 81 a egali-
tatii natiunilor. La inscrierea ega
l'tatii religiunilor s'a opus An
glia, la egalitatea natiunilor s'a
opus America.
Spunea ieri d-nul presedinte al
consiliului ca dnceputul stirbirei
demnitatei noastre dateaza din
momentul semnarei tratatului Gu
Germania. Am arafat, insa, Cd am
semnat acest tratat fara sal Fl
cetit.
0 voce: De ce l-ati semnat da-
ca nu l-ati cetit?
D-nul Bratianu: Eu am arafat
acolo ca nu admit in nici IN caz
sa Sc faca deosebire fntre un stat
mare 81 unul mic.
Ameliorarea desprc care Sc vor-
beste ca ni-s'a facut, eu no con
slider ca o ameliorare. I'm locnl
fortei brutale, - care punea i'll
discutie independents noastra pc
baza tratatai'li din, Berlin, - s'a
pus fraza 1a farisei, .are. spunc
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-01-20
DECLARATuLE D-LUI MAR
CHILOMAN.

Noiam sd fac scurta declara
ltiune i'll numele partidului con.
servator-progresist. S'a facut cA.
lpuncrea grelcIor zile pc carl le.
am trait din 1914 pima All, facin-
du-se un tablou,Hl4a acest tablou
voiu adaoga citeva linii, sprc al
complccta.
Cind s'a tinut Consiliul de Co.
roana prczidat de REGGIE Carol.
cram dupa 30 de ami dc viata po-
Utica dctcrminata de I'm tratat
care nu Mise impusese, = cum
zicea domnul prcscdinte de conSi-
Iliu, eli care era acccptat dc toatc
|pcrsonalitatile de pima atunci.
Sc punca atunci marea chestiu-
ne a existentei neamului nostru.
care singura trebue sd he preo
Icupe. (Aplause- la taranisti 81 ia
|transilvancni).
Cine este oare acela care, cu
|toata puterea, in consiliul de Co.
roana, a cerut ca Rominia sd as
|tepte 81 sd Sc pregateasca? Eu
am facut-o staruitor.
ID. Bratianu mare drcptate
cind spunc ca fost atacat find
lea a intrat in razboiu. A fost; a.
tacat pentru ca am fntrat in raz-
|boiu nepregatiti. APPLAUSE vii, in
|sistente, la taranisti). MOI am IN
|trat in razboiu cu nina goala.
Voci: Asa e!
AltN voce: Am lntrat pentru
Ardeal!
D. Marghiloman: N'aveam nici
munitii, nici tunuri, nici aero
|plane. =.
D. DR.. Lascu: De unde era sa
| lie la?
D. Marghiloman :.sBine facut
|oare d-nul Bratianu Cd STA rezer.
vat, singur dreptul de a alege
momentul intrSrii in luptaY Bine;
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-01-20

a facut ca lucrat singur. lnche-
lind tratatul fara stirea nimanu;? !?
Ca pus conditii, dcspre carl nj
,meni M stiut?
Cunoasteti unde s'a produs pri.
ma nOastra nenorocire.
Voci: La Turtucaia. La Turtu-
Gaia lui lliescu.
d. Marghiloman: Masurile carl
$ au luat lnaintea fntrarii noastra
in razboiu au fost iluzorii. Sc GU
noaSte acea failnoasa revista de
trupe rusesti, de Ia Reni, unde.
ca la chincmatograf, trupele all
defilat de cite mai multc orr, sprc
a Sc spune apoi Cd 300 mil de rusi
stau gata.
Am vazut pc eroii nostri, earl
sufereau mai mutt de frig. deci:
de ranile razboiului, carl Sc stin-
geau de boil 81 de ger.
Voci Asa e. Asa e!
D-nul Marglliloman: Pentru eli
va aminti, cincisprezece zile abba
dupa ce intraseram III razboiu ia
cea APPEL la publicul romin sd i-se
dea rufe 81 haine pentru ostasi
nostri.
Voci la taranisti: Adevarat !.
Asa e.
ID. Marghiloman: Dupa Consii-
Jul de coroana din II August. Su-
lvcranul mia oferit pentru a doua
oara sd intru in guvern. Am refu-
Eat 81 lam spus Regelui numai a.
| tit: Sire. cind vel avca nevoie de
mine, ma vel gasi gata'' ST. dupl
Incheierea armistitiului intre noi
Isl germani. Suveranul IN a che
mat. Am fost acolo, ca I'm cline
redlnclos. care astepta la usa, pc
treapta scarf
Voci: Bravo.
(Taranistii.. basarabenii 81 bu
ovinenii aplauda).
ID. Marghiloman: S'a incheiat
| )acea. acea pace care nici odata
II fost ratificata. care II a fost
ratflcata, caci moi II am voit-o
(Aplause).
Cum s'a facut acea pace va
voiu spune-o imcdiat.
Noci s'auziln! + foarte intere-
SAINT
ID. Marghiloman: Cind REGGIE a
VENT III capul armatclor aliate.
s a dat cuvintul de ordine: mi
meni sa nu strlnga nina celor ,e
au semnat pacea de la Bucu-
'esti !"
Oar ziua reabilitarii a VENT mai
curlnd decit crcdeam. S'a acuza.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-01-20
ParIan|entu|,
( (Urlnare)

D-nul Bratianu: D-nul prcse-
dinte STA urat mai multi noroc de-
cit mine. Eu, de asemcnea ii do
resc suces deplin 81 un cit mai
multi noroc, pentru realizarea as
piratiilor neamului ).
O voce, de la liberali: Sa fie
presedintc impartial.
D-nul N. 1orga: D-ta nici ii al
auzit ce-am vorbit aci. 81 turburi
linistea Parlamentului. ;.
(Se naste nou tumult 81 vocife-
rari. D. Cristescu. socialist, are a.
proape o altercatie GU un deputat
vccin Camera toata agitata) !.
D-nul preScdinte Iorga: Am in
trcbuintat toate mijloacclc ca s;l
restabilesc linistca. Spre parcrel
mea de rau, ma vad ncvoit sa
suspend sedinta.
No:i: sa Sc suspendc sedinta !!
Sedlnta Sc suspcnda la orelc
13.3O intro atmosfera foartc in.
carcata. Publicul care umplc loji-
lie este att de numaros. incit la
un moment dat irumpe in incin-
TIA Camerci.
Doamne SO vad trecind printre
scauncle deputatiIor.
POlitia intcrvine evacuind pu
bllcul din incinta 81 ridicindu-l
in lOjD.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-01-20

T. Y
ca Rominia a PRINT de bana vote
conditiunile carl Use impun. III,
prefer ca tratatul sa pastreze for
ma prima, brutala, prin care Sc a
rata ca am fost siliti. Am declarat
ca sunt gaia sd primesc ori ce
lconditiune care Sc va inpune ori
carui Stat civilizat, dar ca nu adj
nit doua tratatmente.
| Daca in cclelale chestnut cine
va ar putea face mai multi decit
mine care sunt .,omul tratatuluis
in chestiunea suveranitatii natio-
male nici un guvern nu va putea
'admitc Stirbirea muncei de patru-
zcci de ami de delnnitate. (Aplau.
Sc la liberali, bucovineni 81 c1tiva
taranisti).
| d. Oct. Goga: NJ guvern de
Ardelcni!
! La orele II, Sedinta Sc suspen-
da, sper a.se redeschide la orel2
HAS minute.
| D-nul Bratianu. continuind A.
rata ca tratamentul aplicat Ro-
mlniei de Consiliul Suprem II "a
fost mcuviintat de guvernele Ia
rilor aliate, carl gaseau ca mise
face nedreptate. O dovada lie
desacordul care domnea intre a.
ceste guverne 81 Consiliul Suprem
Q avem III insasi spectacolul dat
de Senatul american care a refu-
Eat sd ratifice tratatul de pace.
! Pornirea Consiliului Suprem in,
potrlva Rominiei sa datoreste fan
,tului ca Sc credca ca politica ro-
mlneasca este politica de capriciu
a unui ON, lar nu unui intrey
Ipopor. Chipul insa in care a de-
curs aci discutiunea asupra reven-
dicarilor Rominiei este de natura
lsa dovedeasca contrarul.
Soarta integritatii regatului ro-
min este hotaritl, orr ce s'ar in
Itimpla peste Nistru sau peste IT.
sa, soldatul romin (strigate dc
,.sa traiasca" 81 aplause) este o
lgarantie despre aceasta. Pentru
ica II am cerut altora sd ne fie pa
vaza, ci am fost moi pavaza al
,tora.
| . voce dc la socialist: Care
!noi?
! . voce de la taranisti: Armata
,noastra.
| ID. Bratianu: Prin situatia noa-
jstra, avem un rol de seama in via
|ta Europei. Am fost in trecut a
paratorii pacii 81 al civilizatiei
Consiliul Suprem fost institu
tune .x'i, vremclnica. ,oI DE .pe-asupra lui
,,stau tarile GU cari' avcm lcgaturi-
lie 81 intercsclc noastre. indcpcn-
dent Gle mentalitatea Consiliului
Suprem. Cerem democratizarca
lvietci internationale. 0laritate 81
murmure la socialisti).
Sa finn modcSti pentru moi. per-
sonal, dar sa nu finn modesti in
ccrerile pentru poporul nostrl
Impotriva sentimentului d-lui
presedintc al Consiliului, care
vorbea de aruncarea in prapastic.
eu va spun ziua invierii. Deci
sus inimile. Niberalii siguri ii
lplauda).
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1920-01-01
PILE UP YOUR DOLLARS so THAT
NO ONE CAN KNOCK
THEM DOWN. ~.

Many q tired lad has slipped his
coat on when the whistle blew and
said derisivsly: Another day, anoth.
erdollar. A million days. million.
aire." He has said a mouthful in bit.
tor Jest and without knowing it. For|
tar mast and without knowing L For
the dollars do pile up II the stack Is
not knocked over.
Some financial sharpshooter IL al
ways cunning for dollars. They CAM
pick them of at . mile like Anpie|
Oakley cracking clay pipes In shoot.
Ing gallery. But II you put some oil
your dollars under cover before any
one can draw q bead on them, you
leave a slim score for the profteer
and the grafter.N
The safest protection from those
sharpshooters is War Savings Stamps
bought every payday. II you give
them your whole bank roA to shoot
at they will Iit It for perfect score.
Make them waste little ammunition.
War Savings Stamps are absolute
y safe. They pay . high rate Of in.
terest and you can get your mocey
In full when you need 1t. When they
pile up. nobody can knock the stack
ever.
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1920-01-01
A Word for Germany.

The German National Assem-
bly, has adjourned until the mid
die of January, and we may take
this as a sign that at Berlin no
acute fear exists of internal per-
il or foreign complications. In
tently though the word m u s t
watch against any retreat from
the new paths upon which the
German people has entered we
cannot refuse a measure of ad-
miratiOn to the courage an d
steadfaStness with which the boa
ten Nation has set to work amid
the ruins of it's greatness. The
Germans will to power was an
evil thing, but a peoples will to
live, as Germany is now willing
to live amid the dangers which
surround her, mustnot call forth
unjust suspicious or obstructive
enmity. 1t is only fair, to recog-
nize that when Germany, during
the early months after the fall
of Hohenzollernism, refused to
let herself slide into the bolshev.
list chaos, she was rendering a
service to European civilization.
New York Post.
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1920-01-01
Plans for Prosecution Of GerElans

A dispatch from Paris says I'm
der Secretary of State for Mill
tary Justice Ignace has gone to
London to take part in the max
ing up Of a list of Germans char
ged with war crimes and whose
delivery to the entente will bede-
manded. A conference will be
held during this week in London
to determine upon a plan for joint
action by Great Britain, France
and Belgium. France, accord
ing to the Echo de Paris, has a
list of 500 names ready to besub.
mitted. Among these names is
that of one of the former Ger
man emperor's sons, and also
those of former Grown Prince
Rupprecht of Bavaria and sever
al generals and commanders of
prison camps in Germany.
In all, according to this news
paper, about 1,50O persons will
be arraigned before military tri-
bunals of each of the three ma.
tions or by mixed tribunals in
cases where the persons are ac-
cused of crimes against peoples
of various nationalities. 1t is
said that even if culprits are tried
by German courts they neverthe-
less must appear before the al
lied tribunals. The trials of per.
sons accused of war crimes will
be held in Paris and at Lille in
1920. The court-martial at Lille
has issued numerous warrants
against German officers and sol
diers, and a captain and four
lieutenants have been imprison-
ed in the fort at Lille.
A Brussels dispatch says that
it has been learned from an an
thorized source that Holland is
declared to have stated officially
that it will not deliver up former
Emperor William for trial.
A dispatch from Geneva states
that the former German Emper-
or has finally agreed to accept
trial by the allies, but adds that
he wants to choose the place and
time of the trial and desire s tObe
defended by German experts
and lawyers. The advices say
the formercrown prince declares
he will never appear if he is call.
ed before a court of justice.
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1920-01-01
Stirring up a Row.

Spiritualism has been making
mighty advances in this country,
and so far all spiritualists have
been sticking together in har-
mony. Mrs. Alderman, of New
Jersey, was one of the shining
lights and she has been endeav-
oring to invoke the shades of Co.
lionel Rooseveltas a master. stroke
in boosting the cause. The re-
buke of Archie Roosevelt because
he has been standing out against
the persuasion Of the spiritual
lists to have converse with his fa-
ther is not likely to disturb the
resolution of that sensible young
man or shame him in the congre-
CATION of Mrs. Ackerman. 1t was
a spiritualistic reproof gone as
tray. But while Mrs. Ackerman
may have succeeded in her pur
pose of making popular demon,
stration of her ability to talk with
the dead, she unconsciously star.
ted a smoke in the Temple of
Spirits. She must know that the
spirits, as we'll as mortals, are
divided on the League of Nations
and her protection of the EN-,
phatic views Colonel Rooseveltis
expressing through her agencies
is destined to cause breach in
notherwise harmoniously- dwell
ing family. The League propa-
ganda she has originated thru
her ouija board may start a con-
tention which might tear spirit
ualism asunder. For every doz-
en- believers 1t brings her, it is
sure ito develop a dozen dissent
ers, and a fine old row is likely to
be stirred up not only in the spir.
it world but here on earth, and
especially among the Lodge for.
ces, who will stand out more
strongly than ever against rat.
ification of either the Treaty or
the ouija board. In fact, we are
expecting to hear some people
come out with hat-footed declar-
alton that Mrs. Ackerman and
her old board are frauds. The
Charlotte Observer.
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1920-01-01
Resignation Of Mr.. Watts.

The most important as we'll as
the most surprising political e.
vent of the year in North Carroll
ma was the resignation of Mr..
Watts. If it hit Washington like a
bomb it struck North Carolina
like the proverbial thunderbolt
from a clear sky. If any other
N. Carolinian, either Democrat
or Republican, ever voluntarily
resigned public Office that paid
a. much as seven thousand dol
lars a year, we have not heard of
him.
In his action, therefore, Mr..
Watts puts himself inanew class
all by himself. He has long been
alone, but in a different a n d
somewhat more familiar class,
We venture to say that for a de-.
cade A. d. Watts has been the
best informed man on the sub
ject of politics in North Carolina.
He can tell you the political com
pleXion of every county in the
state, and a.every congressional
district in the nation, with the
majority, Republican or Demo.
crat, as the case may be. He rs
not only a student of politics, but
has played the game in North
Carolina as successfully as any
man in his generation.
First as collector of internal
revenue for the Western district,
and then as supervisor for the
whole sta e, Mr.. Watts has made
an enviable record as an Official
of the Federal government. The
state has never had a more eff
cient collector, orone who did his
work with less friction and more
general satisfaction to the pub
| lie.
According to the reports from
} Washington, Mr.. Watts gives az
his only reason for res'gning hi
desire to enter private bu sines.
1t is hard to think Of him out o
political life. Winston-S a ] e II
Journal.
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1920-01-01
The Shortest Day.

Those of us who know the Nor
thern winters are aware that the
winter solstice brings us but lit-
tie more than to the beginning CT
it. What remains of December,
and all of January, all Of Febru-
ary and a part of March must
pass before we really scent the
spring: yet already we have rea.
ched the shortest days. From
now on we shall be travelling to.
ward the time of the singing of
the singing of the birds" at the
rate of nineteen miles a second.
Every day carries US more than
a million and half miles nearer
the .send Of our term of contine.
ment in our icy prison house.
There is cheer and comfort in
the thought, as there always isin
progress toward any desired
goal. For the present we can en-.
dure hardness if only we know
that we are gaining. More people
cherish the pleasant fancy than
those about them suspect. Let
some one say, well, of course,
we've still got most of the winter
ahead of us, but the days arc
ahead Of US, but the days are
growing longer, anyway" and
see how sure some one else is to
answer, Yes, I've always beer
glad that the shortest day comes
50 early in the winter"
So in our hearts even the most
prosaic Of US cherish some little
bud of fancy. Youths Compan
ion.
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1920-01-01
Great Agricultural Record.

An idea of the value of the ag-
ricultural activities of North Car
olina can be secured when it is
learned that the total value of the
principal crops of North Caro-
lima on a basis of December |
prices is S603, 402, 262, according
to estimates of the Cooperative
Crop Reporting Service of the
Department of Agriculture. The
tobacco crop leads with a value
of $210, 1886, 200.
The 'tig6res given below cover
the estimated acreage, produc-
tion, and total value of North
Carolina's important crops. The
values are estimated on a basis
of prices reported for December
1st.
These estimates are not entire.
ly final but are comparable with
the government reports.
Corn: 100000 acres, IS, 100,.
600 bushels, SlO1. 1884, 900.
Winter wheat: $4,000 acres,
1925, 600 bushels, $16, ,S34,250.
Oats: $4,000 acres, 3,767, AGO
bushels, $3,993, ,444.
Rye: 90,000acres, $4,000 bush.
els, 81, ,70l, 900.
Buckwheat: II, 600 acres, 2O9,.
900 bushels $293,O0O.
Potatoes: 5000 acres, 1880, 900
bushels, $8,036,O0O.
Sweet potatoes: l06, 900 acres,
1858, 900, $13,6O4,O0O. :
Tobacco: 554, ,000acres $40, ,240,-
OW pounds, lO.963, POO.
Cotton Qint): 1,525,O00 acres,
3S8. $4,000 pounds, $l39,995.W.
Cotton (seed): 1,525,000 acres,
7S5,375,0O0 pounds, $30,236.976.
Copeas: 5000 acres, 2,3O8,50O
bushels, $6,025, ,1S5.
Soy Beans: $1,000 acres, /, 148,.
600 bushels, $3.444,OOO.
Cow peas: 232, ,94l acres, $780,
III tons, S7,892,O3l. .
Son beans: $1,000 acres, 1885,
600 tons, S2,976,6O0.
Clovers: 224, 900 acres, $4,000
tons, $9,408,0O0.
Grain hays: 1904 acres, $685.
Alb tons, s., ,801, 800.
Other hays: 543, 715 acres, 706,-
$50 tons, $l7, ,105, 286.
Fodder: 100000 acres, 562, 500
tons $22, 100000.
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1920-01-01
Notice Of ElscutsrshIp.

Having qualified as Executor
of the estate of L.. G. carp, de-,
ceased, all persons having claims
against said estate will present
them on or before the 22nd day
Of December, 1920, or this notice
will be pleaded in bar Of their re-
covery. All persons indebted to
said estate will please come for
ward and make immediate set.
tlement. This 22nd day Of Decem-
her, 1919.
Executor of the estatate Of Il. U..
carp, Deceased.
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pie themselves. 1t places the con,
duct of these great aggregations
of capital Immediately under the
eve ola Federal court with ref
erence to their business practic-
tices. But, greater than all, it es-
tablishes the principle that no
group of men, no matter how
powerful, can ever attempt to
control the food table of the A.
merican people, or any one ofthe
necessities or component parts
of it.
'"The department of justice,
having in mind the necessities
and interests of the whole Amer
lean people, in this CRITICAL recon
struction period, feels that by in
sisting upon this surrender on
the part of the packing interests
it has accomplished more 70
the American people than coult
have been hoped for as the re
suit of long drawn out legal bat
tie.
Bills proposing government
regulation of the packing indus
try, now before the Senate agri
culture committee, will not b.
abandoned as a result Of the de
cree, Senators Kenyon OF Iowa
and Kendrick Of Wyoming. au
thors of the measures have an
nounced.