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The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1920-03-18
IT IS Time FOR
INVENTORY

jamestown Democrat: Don't you
think, Mr.. League Farmer, that the
time has come for the members of
the Nonpartisan League to take an
inventory to figure up the profit and
loss? Maybe the members of our
farmers movement will have to
pay an income tax!
First, let us see our expense and
then we can figure up what we have
gained. Putting it in the form of
a question, what we have received in
return?
For our SIG and $751; membership
fees?
For our S1OO store certificates?
For our 500 newspaper stock?
For our 800 and $2l0 bank stock?
For our vastly increased taxes?
Or. if you object to putting our
multiplied taxes under the head of
expense, we might put them under
the head Of gain. 1t doesn't make
so much difference where we put them
in this little inventory-they must be
paid, and if they are not one of the
items of the cost Of our experiment in
Townley socialism they certainly are
one of the results.
Receipts
Under the head of receipts or
"proft" or gain or whatever you
wish to call it, we have numerous
items
First, let us list some of our "Great-
er Democracy items under this.
We can wave the red flag. We can
put it on the same plane as the Stars
and Stripes of Old Glory without fear
of arrest!
We can damn the United States, the
president, and double damn "Big Biz. y
In fact we can damn anything that is
good, noble or pure, but we mustn't
damn "the farmers movement"
We can buy -four from our new
state mill at exactly the same price
that we used to from the Twin City
mills.
We can borrow money from the
Bank of North Dakota, if we have a
farm all clear, at only one and one
half per cent more than we could bor-
row the same amount from the Fed
eral Land Bank. 80.
We can buy the same food, cloth
ing and manufactured articles as We
did before the dawn of this "New
Day" at the same old price or higher,
but not cent lower.
We can read dozens and hundreds
of books on socialism, anarchy, athe-
ism, bolshevism and free love with
which our state libraries have beer
Allied. -..e.,..
We can, glory in the fact that OIL
governor has defended every red rad:
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1920-03-18

Unless you get sample ballot you
certainly are going to get confused on
the state ticket when you 60 out to
vote next Tuesday. All the names OF
candidates Of allsfactionsswil be jum-
bled up indiscriminately and unless
You have q guide to 60 by you will be
voted for those you do not want. A
safe way would be to cut the ticket at
the top of our editorial column out
and take it with you into the booth
you will at least get an idea how you
want to vote. If you are against
Townleyism vote this ticket ut the
head Of our columns and you will be
voting right. .--.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1920-03-18
NOTED CLUB WOMAN
COMING HERE

Word was received today by the
Business and Professional Women's
Club, recently organized here, that,
through the efforts of Mrs. Agnes Rex,
president of the State Federation, VAL
ley City has been chosen as one Of the
two places in the state to be visited by
Miss Lena Madesin Phillips of New
York City, executive secretary of the
National Federation of Business and
Professional Women's Club. Miss
Phillips will be in Minneapolis on the
25th instant to complete arrangements
for the national convention to be held
in that city in July of this year, and
will come to Valley City on the Goth
of this month for conference with
the local club members and represen-
tatives from among the business and
professional women of Mandan. Bis
marck, jamestown and other towns
in this section of the. state Interested
in the movement
A very great treat is in store for the
women of Valley City for Miss Phil
lips is splendid woman, most charm
ing in personality, an eloquent speak
er and very witty. She is southern
soman and successful lawyer. Dur
ing the war she has won great prom
inence among the women of the War
Work Council, and is known as the
most loved woman in Y. w. c. A. con-
ventions.
The local club has been highly hon
ored in being chosen by Mrs. Rex for
a conference. Plans will be made to
enable all women of the city to hear
Miss Phillips, for she has national
reputation among women speakers,
and is most inspiring.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1920-03-18
GETCHELL PRAIRIE ITEMS

We are glad to report that Mrs. J.
H. Rogers is able to be about again,
after couple Of weeks sickness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Getchell enter
tained at dinner Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd
Sampsin and family Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Whitcher and
family and Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Get
chell and family spent Sunday after
noon at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs: j.
II. Whitcher. !
/, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry keester and
family were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs
VIM. Ronzheimer Sunday for dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jay Rogers and daugh-
ter Dorothy, were guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. M. White and family at din
ner Tuesday.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1920-03-18

A. J Hanm, the rustling represen-
tative Of the Remington Typewriter
Company, is a Valley City visitor to-
day, working among our people in the
interests Of his firm.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1920-03-18
SCHEDULED
NURSING CLASSES

The Red Cross Nursing Glasses will
meet in the City Hall. There will be
three classes day. except Wednesdays
and Saturdays, when evening classes
will be held. The Monday classes will
meet again Friday, Tuesday classes on
Thursday and Wednesday evening
again Saturday evening. Please bring
note book and pencil.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1920-03-18

C. A. Musser arrived from Dazey
last night and is looking after busi-
ness matters in the city today.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1920-03-18

C.. J. Meldahl is down from Oriska
looking after business matters here
today.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1920-03-18

MISS Hadassah W Ork VIII arrive III
time to conduct all classes. Books
may be secured at rooms for so cents
each.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-09-03

ll6etl at ger ct r1oget reaftionert be6
Der, % for set treble, at Ser life lfal
bore noget 6orbuno me6 frenmeoe
Magter, ser MI lfa6er &uslano font
mercielt> og at ingen fremme6 Magt
ifal fl1nne berlfe politiif eller etono=
milf ober nogen Del al &uslan6.
General @rangel for gaaet ino
paa bette tiltro6s for 8roteiter fra
mango al baus Officerer, ser forlan=
ger, at Sc itore @obier ifol gipes til
6eres @iere.
Deri ligger en- 11p 6are for 5tri6
General @rangels Mrme. Mange
al 6isie Sfficerer boloer pao G5ar=
itDre, og 6e gnifer, at man ffal benoe
tilbage til oct gamle, Der bill gipe oem
tilbage 6eres for:ige Gorrettiyhe6er.
Set Ter no til, at @range1 foritoar,
at set ber 9iel6er at bore foriigtig,
for belle bans Mrbei6e fun6e let eoe-
legges be0, at andre Magter griber
ino, eller be6 Sntriger fra Monar-
filter.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-09-03
@ileor pinber Sremsans.

Sra alle Starter al @isconiin ino-
lpber ser Meo6elelier ON Sen Gillll1t=
ming, &op g. @ilcor' &anoiootar
faar in6enfor alle 4re0ie, Ser pnifer
at ie en- .baaoe 6pgtig og lopal Morlo
palgt til oct betponingsfl1l6e @mbeoe
iom @lbernpr. Men Senator SSH
coz bar ogiaa cit ualmin6elig fin &e=
for6 at opbiie fra fin 8trfiombe6 /
oct offentlige 2ip. timber &rigen bi=
tie ban fig iom Den loDale 8orger, Ser
opbpb ollie fine Mnitrengelier og CAB
al fin Si6 for at tiene tit 2ano / 8re=
beliens 9io. Sg Statens Iopale og
fonierbatibe &9lgere bar en61n1 0ette
Mrbei6e / fritz Minoe % oil belgnne
bam me6 6eres Stemme poa 8algoa=
gen. S tit 8rogram iaabel iom / fine
Saler bar Senator @ilcor life 1agt
fine 6ingre imellem, naar ban bor az
ilpret @octalismen, &ommr11ismen
og alle anore Ssmer for @elgerre og
paabiit, bDilfen ffa6elige SpIger ois1e
@lementers ne6brD6en6e @olitif tan
faa for ben itore og rige @tat 8iscon=
fin. Set bill baa6e bore formuftig og
iuno Holitif at nominere en- prepet
Man0 iom 5enator @ilco til @1tper-
tgreembe6et.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-09-03

talte paa Menigbe6ens 0egne Ell Eat
til &n1loien for bans mange Nars
Gicneite, % Menigbe6en gab BAN ct
Offer paa $50 9ollers.
Smtrent belle Menigbeoen iamle-
bes peo Statio,1e11 for at iige ct iioite
Sorpel, % &m1oiem 90 bans 5amtlie
(meo l%1n6tagelie al ben 9l6lte 5gn
Saralo) reiite. Mat ia1g Ell 5aln1e,
% oens Goner bar oct ii6ite, Sc bort
reiienoe bgrte, ga Eoget gleo bort meb
Dem.
S "Epler Sol,r,1al" bar Siguro
Reoerien itrebet ct 9tgt til &1na6ien
nleo' Sat for bans @piifo1egier1ing
gie11item bans fraftige Man6oomsaar
% meo 6e be6ite 9nifer for 6ortiet-
teller, af oet.iamme Mrbei6e biemme /
Ssnoerjpllan6 i.oe to1menoe Gage.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-09-03
General @rangel og Sc rnsiiife
8Bm6er.

General @rangel bar iloaet i11o
pad en- 3dfttf, Joni lite er blepet br1gt
f6r moo 8olibeptferne. San igger
life at foretage nogen alporlig SSno=
rpfning til oct in6re al 2an6et, men
ban organiierer imoa Bomber pda
5000 til 10000 Moro, iom ban fen.
Der ino 2an6et for at f9tte 8Gn6er-
ne og &oiafferne op imo6 6e &66e.
Sans StDrfe, Der mi u6gier 100000.
Mfanb, er for lille til at foretage ct
Mngreb for at iette fig 8eii66elie al
&iep. -
MilitRre Gagme116, Ser bar tient
n1oer Denitin, flyer, at 8rongels
eneite l1ofigt til SER er afbengig at,
atban tan faa 8gn6erne til at ie, at
ban fpmper for 6eres Snteresier, at
ban mener set alporligt mes fine
2anoreformer, og at ban bill oprette
HNEfEL1s&T E& OaEG-H
en- pirfelig repreientatip @egiering,
bbts ban feirer.
Meolemr1er at BET rusiilfe 8o116e-
parti, ION nplig in6fanot fig i Gene
raj Brangels SobeofDarter, u11oerIp-
ger M, bborpiM bd1 merer 1oget me6
ct ban btl ftgtte bette @arti. De for
LANCER for Set: ferite, at ban ifal eipe
8enoerne o%roentlige 5figoer paa
f2earo, ION. De tan 6Drfe paa en- iififfe.
ZIG Meaabe. 5or bet anbet bill ,6e, at
Der ffol inofal6eS en- grl1noIopgiperoe
Goria,r,line, Der tai oprettee en- 6el1o-
ifratif Megieri1,a lot bele Qanoa,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-09-03
En- Htrn1ningsfnlh
Afakp1.
Eafor ST. &nnbien % Tamilie for.
laber SDler.

2er6ag %Gftermi6oag Den 81. Mu=
g1it iomlebes belle Gpler Menigbeo i
@Dmnoitifialen be0 Daneboo for iom-
men me6 8aitor &m16ien % &uitr11
at min6es beres 20 Mars 8rDnl1ps-
bog. Ser bar oeffet 8or6 til flere
&1nore6e;; men en66a maatte mango
bente til an6en Omgong. On @9fffef
forte Saler b1eb bolbt al SO. &olm,
@aitor gitergaar6, 8aitor Neterien,
81. s. Murtenien, Sigr1r6 9eoerien,
$. s.. &iis, 8aitor 8lambecf, SIR.
.sSobanien og @br. Sanien, alIe meo
Sat til % go6e 9nifer for &nuoien %
bans 5a1ailie. Sra Daneboo &piifo<
1eimfun6 bleb Ser operrat @n1oiens
6iom @ope $50 Donarg. 5eIp tnIte
tiIiibf. &ons Drb bar baar-
ne baa6e at @euno6 ogs af Sob og 8n,
% ben bprenoe nnoertone BERT bar
8enren "GSorla6o s gfDlb om hi
forla6er bore SfDI6nere:1 @eo 81.
brrbd fto6 @n16ien % Mrs. &nl,6ien
Ipeo D1ret, % 6eres mango &unbreoe
8enter bs3 Dem Jurpel me6 Saanb.
LAG 90 @2pffe paa @eifen, % biem-
me" mango meo 1aarer.
Sgrbag Gormio6ag bar 4iirfen tit
s1be1oe ulo % rl,artge fto6 l,6eufor.
@ru1oien bolot en- Tor, men griiber6e
&pRoiter. Ser Ddr Ell 1ialr1linoelig
lltor iltergang aarIM. Sanien llo-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-09-03
Set nlpffelise Srlano.
(Gorti. fra 1. Si6e).

Sen brittle &egieri1g. &on iag6e,
8resiemg0et. rm cmfepp rolu
at @olitiet bol6t pda at itabe en- 8or>
gerfri0, % ban f%rembepeoe itarft
8igttgbeoen al, at Scr itrafs blep l!rt-
tct 6reo.
"Megieringel1 fgrer me6 8'llie cit
: &olitit, J Gre lfaber Mnarft," iaabe
ian. "Den r1linerer al Sn6uitri %
eoelegger 8Derne be6 fine bepabneoe
Mgenter. Sbis Der lite iettes en- @top-
per for Ell Zig 6remfar6, bill belle ST.
LAMB blibe p6elagt. @egieringens So
litif betpoer Srlanos Grobring oe
Stlintetgisrelie al 2anoets @elitano.
Sen betDoer belle Mattonens 800"
2oro MocD onnell iag6e, at bet
eneite Mt66el bar fulot SelDitDre,
men fig, at Srla116 ttlbgrte @iget,
% at Sen t1beren6e. Some &1le Sill
paa inger Mao6e bar ttlitrGffelig.
SON toe Oroet for, at Hitter ffuloe
%beban6les forifiellig fra @eiten al
2an6et. Mf gfonomiite @run6e bill
6e ullter ienere blibe re6t til at lutte
Zig til ben eprige Del at Srlan1,
iag6e ban.
gil babe Mrmeet1 no al 2anbet.
Mr. Smeetman iag6e, at Srlano
al6rig bil6e blipe inbremmet @tillin-
gen iom Dominion, og beller lite
biloe en- Zig Stiling b1ibe ofcepteret,
ON ben bleb earanteret. San tog
0r6et for, at &egieringen ifulbe blipe
anmo6et ON at 1a6e Srlano faa en-
fonitihuerenoe Soriamling, ser if11loe
afgipre 2an6ets &egieringsform i
5remtioen. Men fgrit ifl1l6e Mrmeerl
treftes no al Srla11b. @pis 9fegjez
ringen life bi16e gaa in6 paa oct, bill
De ban onmo6e alle Srlenoere, ser
par / ben brittle &egierings Eieneite,
at neolegge 6eres @mbe6er.
Ser bleD beotaget &e1o1utioner me6
Sorllag ON at gigre Srlano til 90
minion, oa set bar oct eneite, iom flln-
oe afcepteres. Ser blep forlangt, at
al Chang ifuloe ppbpre> og at politiite
Sanger iful6e l6slaoes. M l1oroen
bleb for6gmt, og ser neo1attes en- &o=
mite, Der ifal gpe Erpf pao &egje=
ringen.
Man fan / 6et itore % bele lige, at
&onference11 er set lenglte Sfri6t, ser
er blebet ta9et / &etning al @nigbeo
| Srlan6
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-09-03
Den norf t-banffe &resieforeuing fol.
Der ct bellpffet Msoe ! tie 3enitb
gitb.

5reoag og 2gr6ag Sen 20. % 81,
sslugaft bo1ot ben norif-oanfe @resie.
forering fit 26. Morsmp6e i Dulutbs,
Mirn. Mgoerne boIotes i Gomn1er.
seial Clubs Msiemblp SOIL, Der belpiI-
ligit bar ooerIaot til Mfbenptterie for
Ma6et.
Jre6ng 5orrniooag bengif n1eo en-
Ml1tonobiltur igier,1em 8pens @o1Ie.
barber % til Morgan Bort %. @taal-
barfe. DIN eftermiooaeen bolbtes
5orretningsmpoe, ion1 aobneoes af
&resieforeningens 5ornra,1o. Meoof-
bsr g: 9. Stunning minneapolis,
oer afgap e,i n1eget irteresfart aarg-
beret1ing, Jon ii gie,1giber paa al.
1eu 8Iaos 8Iabet. san paapeete
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-09-03
@nmenien % 1tnaarn.

2tO ut1garife &rigsfanger blep M.
lig oreM Sermonnitaot, Gransipl-
ba11ia, % De artgrebsrumenife @agter.
!De n11garife @rigsfanger ifuloe bent
ienoeS;; men % De naaeoe &erma1r-
itaot, bleD De bolotStilbage pao Sern-
.baneitatioren al r1,menife soloater.
Denne Dptraoen bragte &roteit fra
Gangerne. On Mtooer biIoe tre1ge
frenn TIC fin Sgn, men bIep fIaaet
al ersri,rupnf Soloa. Dette giorbe
nr1garerl1e rnier1oe, % q attgreb BAG.
tel, men blep nj molten ollle fuot neb.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-09-03
100-aaris .8rmbeom.

Sra Sos Mngeles, Sal, meooeles
6en 90. Slug: Dr Mnorem Malcolm
Morriion, iom er 100 Mar gommel,
feireoe igaar 8rpllnp mes Miis Ma=
~ Ml1gl1ita BARNEY, iom ogioa bar
traa6t fine 8arneifo, ifignt bum el16m
er enl1n9mg iammenlignet meo 8ruo=
gommen. Sum bar paa 8rDllups6a,
gen Blot 70 Mor gammel. Morriion
% bans 8ruo bar fierot binanoen /
% Mar. Morriion bar beret gift ire
@ange fgr, meoens set er ferite Gang,
at 8rlloen bar beret imeoet / Sp-
mems 2erfer.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-09-03
p. WILCOX
kandidat for

af Wisconsin.

Senator Roy p. Wilcox, som er re-
%publikansk Kandidat for GuvernSr
we'd Wisconsins Primarvalg den Tide
Sept, err en- @rlig, dygtig og oprigtig
Forkaemper for Diet almindelige Folk.
Han har .havt fire Aars Erfaring i Sta
tens Senat og er ansvarlig for mere
frisindet Lovgivning end nogen anden
Mand i en- offentlig Shilling i Wiscon-
sin i de senere Aar.
Han skrev Markedsloven, Loven, som
giver Representation til baade Arbej-
deren og Landbrugeren paa Statens
Board of Education, a i Favor at
Love, som Wide hjelpe Farmerne i at
rydde Land for Bebyggelse, og mango
andre betydningsfulde Love for at
skaffe Hj@lp til Farmere og Arbejde-
re til at faa deres eget HEN.
Hans Platform er sterkt imod Pro-
fitering ,og i Favor af Talefrihed,
Prescribed Og Forsamlingsfrihed 0g-
[saa for en- fri og ugeneret Anledning
for cooperative Organisationer blandt
Farmerne, for at hjelpe dem, som dyr-
ker Jorden, til at blive Ejere af Ian
Diet og beskytte den mod urimelig Be-
handling og Diskriminationer forget
St9tte for Landbrugsskolen og sarlig
for C0untyagenterne i deres Arbejde;
bedre Transportmidler, saasom code
Veje og en- dyb Passage for Skibe fra
Great Lakes nd til Havet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-09-03
Has ng Rtjsrttllanrlar

R00 A &% ><1>
6olf, ser enifer at reiie til eller
fra Mmerifa, m1tiloags, finder oct iom
@egel panifeligt at ~foritaa eller bite
&eoe / alle De inonitleoe 8eitemmel=
fer og 2one angaaenoe &eiietillacelie
og 8as. Sioen &rigens Sll1tning CT
Ser fra Sis til anoen itet mango 6or=
anoringer / oisie 8eitemmelier, % set
er ofte ponifeli9t at f%orltoa @runoen
til oisie @aabuo, Ser f%oranore2 ligc
faa ofte. iom Sc foranoreoe 6orholo /
Sc forifiellige 2onoe freezer Set.
Ser / 2onoet er ser / Sc 1ioite Mar
9iort 1tore Mnitrengelier for at faa
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES giort %itrengere
ems nogenii1toe fpr. 6lere @l1n6re6e
2opforilag / oenne &etning bar baret
1tnber Gorban0ling / Sc 6orene6e
Staters 4ongres. 6iotil er ser 6og
lite blepet beota9et 11ogen i%nogriben6e
J%oran6ring / bore SSm1igrationslope,
men 5orilagene bar bapt tilfelge, at
Ser er ifet mango 6oranoringer / Sc
administrative 8eltemmelier a11gaaen=
oe l1nberiegelien al Smmtgramter.
l1noer oisle Sorbolo er set let at
foritaa, at &p6e &ors' Splpsnings=
fpntorer for l%1ol9noinger / Mmerifa
bar troplt meo at asiilterc Solf, ser
t9rfer paa at rejie biem eller enlfer
at faa 5legtninge beroper. S Sc fem
Maane0er fra 1. 6ebrl1ar til 80. ST.
nj iaar beipore6e 0plpsningsfonto=
rerne 667 6orelpprgiler ongaaen6e
8etingelierne for at fl1n11e fomnne inc
Sc 6oreneoe Stater, 972 6oreiperg=
'ler ont 8etingelierne for at f11nne
reiie tilbage til set gamle 2ano og
$50 5oreipergiler ON, bporoan ma't
ton faa &as til at rejie fra ct 2an6
til ct anoet. Mange al oisie Sore
ipergller funoe beibares / ct enfelt
8rep; men / LIP Gilfeloe r6trebe=
bes Ell uoferlig &orreiponoance og
oesu6en ofte perionlig &enoen6elie til
observation-disclosures, fer Sagen 'fun=
Sc afilnttes. Set bil6e ofte babe be-
ret meget panifeltgt at faa 6isie sa=
ger afgiorte, bbis life @poe &ors' 0p-
IDsningsfontorer giennem 6eres@aib-
ington=&ontor babbe ltaaet / oirefte
G%orbtn6elie meo Sc oberor6neoe Ste,
gieringsfontorer / @aibington.
Sra @aibington mo6tager 0plps-
ningsfontorerne, ser 11 birfer / 18
forlfiellige 5prog, ollie M be6tagne
8eitemmelier angaaen6e @as og @ei-
~ietillabeli e og us en6er Gem itrafs /
S%beriettelie til ollie Sremme6iprogs<
BLADE / Mmerifa.
S set 6anife 0plpsningsfontor ale
ne er ser / 6e fem Maane6er beibaret
H-#
SO 5oreiper9iler attgaaen6e @osreg-
Ierne, 39 6oreipergi1er beorerenoe
&iemreiie til Danmarf, og / 10 &il-
faloe bar Golf, Ser gnifeoe at foa
Slegtninge berober, facet @eileoning
FAINT ~np6ben6ige Dofume11ter til M,1-
toriteterne / &igbenbabn og @ofbing-
ton. Moresien paa bette @ortor er
fom betien6t @merican 9feo Grofs SsSn-
formation Serpice, Daniib Section,
10Y 8roa6map, Seem Sort @itp:
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-09-03

CT. Eanl
bbori ban foriifreoe- at Sc %ifan6ina-
bite @resieme,to Dil6e bore retfnr-
Dig / bette Spgrgsmoal % bil6e for,
itaa at gipe Sen betponingsf,loe Sag
tilberlig 0berbeielie.
.Gnobioere bolotes ser Galer al
!SSernbonefommtsInr 3. g. 9. Sacob,
ion, Seer Strgmlne, 6. Masm1sIen
% tleres
8aa lt6flugterne pmfring i sen
Im,1ffe 8D nlaa ri inorpmme, at ri fit
mere al 8pcn at ie / ct 8ar Eimer,
eno ri bar Jet 1t mango @ange, hi bar
bar pGret oeroppe, bbtlfet tur6e bore
ct 8epis for Mrrongementets Gortref-
fcligbeo.
2prbag Miorgen iattes StGpnen
mo6 &ibbitg, &er6ens rigeite Bp. 0g
set blep CIT iaabel initrllftip iom NOR
iom Sur. Haa Goget beritebe en- for
npielig Gone, Mlpor og Stiemt blep
%pefselpis b%e6anolet. &aa Gtatio,1er
/ @ibbing mg6tes Delegationen al en-
lofal &omite meo IT. @. @itcbcoct i
5pi6ier. Derefter beisgtes Sen bell
otge @ull=& uit-I aboning Mine, %
90 ri iaa bisie pel6ige 6oretagenoer
90 iamti6ig tenfte paa Sen @igoom,
Ser tilflpoer Diitriftets 8per, ipecielt
5ibbins, iom ct &eiultat al ois1e
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, maatte ri iau6e,
at Sonnage Ear Spsrgsmoalet er ct
ptgtigt Samfun6sipergsmool ser be-
bpber eli olborlig Sberpeielie, fpren6
Ser treffes Ell M%fgiprelie, Scr n1aaife
bil6e reil<ere / @r1bein6ultriensSnb=
itilling % berpbe benne ggn fine
Sfattefil6cr.
Otter Ell 2ltncb foretoges Ell pluto
mobiltur gicnnem @ibbing, bborof
ben enc &alboel 1,1 ital flutes, Sd Sen
itaar paa ct per6ifulot Sernm1almleie,
% / Ben npe 8D6el fremtrplles Sc melt
mooerne Suite fra be allermin6ite 8e=
boeliesbuie til peloige screenings
bDgninger. Set er anllo1et, at ben1e
5lptuing bil foite 20 Millioner Sol
lars. Sliber Mine Co., iom eier
@runoer, tilluoer life nogen Soothing
/ 8pggegr11toe. 6orretningsfolf, iom
n1aa flptte, bar fprite &et til at beige
i'm egen @rl,no, og Electromagnetic
bar alene i bette inoifl1ot noget iom 3
Millioner / bette 6oretagenoe. Set
npe &otel bill blot foite $450,00O og
set 11pe @oipitol $685., 900.
&eo M11fomiten til Sibbing Citation
bemerfeoe Dor Mabo, Wfrs. Geo. Sent
fen, at Ben Man6, Ser 1taar Ser, er
9anlf, % 90 Ser bar cit beltemt
Man6, hi Danife gierne biloe meoe,
blep ri interesieret. Set bite Jig net
op at bore Dor &en og Mine=@ntre=
prener $ 6. @anien, fom ti6ligere
bar boet i 81: 8al1l, men iom i en-
lpngere Marreffe bar in6taget en-
fr%erragen6e 5tilli11g iom Mine=@n=
t%reprenpr;; ban er 6esforu6en Nreli=
6ert al 5ecurttp State 8anf og en-
&Gffe an6re Banter. Mr. &anien,
Der er Siellen6er, er en- ierlig flint
og elifber6ig Ma116, iom set par-e1
5orngielie at mp6e; tro6s fin @el=
itan6 er ban iaa 1igefrem iom nogen
og taler tit Mobersmool flart %
1bln1t0et. San bleb Dor GGrt UNDER
&ieretnren, % hi pil min6es bam
me6 @l9oe.
:&eferatet bil6e lite pare ful6iten=
Dig, iaafremt hi life nebner sen io=
bale Nor6n1a116, Sangeren Gnriten
@olI, Ser 11n6er belle Stebnet lutoer=
bolot % f%orneieoe Deltagerne meo fit
fmlffe % fraftige Sat1gitemme, og
Dor &ollega, S. S. 611br, Ser iammen
meo Ell Total &omite u6fgrte ct fort
arbeioe for at gipre Spboloet for
9eltagerne iua bebageligt % feitligt
iom ml1ltgt. e. St.
En- ~Htrn1nfnnHf11ln
Americus times-recorder., 1920-05-30

thought of every delegate to the A.
F. of L. convention which opens at
Montreal June 7.
Congressman who will agree to sup
port the drastic planks which Will be
presented to the convention for adop-
tion, will receive the support Of la
Dor this year
The convention will characterize
as absurd" and condemn in un-
measured terms the "anti-profteer
ing" campaign which Attorney Gen.
Palmer has been carrying on, and in
stead will demand drastic legislative
remedies for the cost of living situa-
tion.
Direct government intervention in
the purchase and sale of foodstuffs
is understood, to be the cornerstone
of the new federation demands.
Among these demands are:
Flour, sugar, meat and such must
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be placed under government control
and their prices fixed
Government seizure of foodstuffs
which are boarded, and their sale at
cost.
Stamping out of profteering by
forcing the manufacturer to place
upon each article the price at which
he sells it.
The defation of currency to bring
the dollar back to normal purchas-
ing power this to be accomplished
by war profits being confscated by
taxation and the proceeds applied to
reducing the public debt.
The making public of all income
tax returns and dividend declara-
tions, to reveal excessive costs and
profits.
Federal licensing of ali corpora
tions organized for profit and max