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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-14
Maine C. A. R.
Encanpment June Is
and II in City

"SELIn9B Wtf 5e FHSIC IN r7dii OF
'4nuse of Representatives at State
% i4nuse Eiectirn of Officers Thurs
Day Morning
The Maine Department Of the
Grand Army Of the Republic viii
meet or Wednesday, and Thursday
June 16 and II, for its annual en-
campment. IN the hall Of the House
of Representatives, State House.
The morning Of the first day viii
ne-devoted 10 the address of the de-
parrmsnt commander, George W.
Golding Of Oakland. and 10 the re-
ports of the assistant adjutant gen
eral. quartermaster general, and
other officers.
A Camp fire will be heid in the
evening of "Wednesday in the House,
III which all Of the allied bodies rep
r-esentarives viii be present. 1t has
been the custom in the past for the
allied bodies representatives To wait
upon the parent BODY al various
times during It's annual sncampnsnt'
but il was last year decided that they
should all come together and the
csnruftre was thought To be the most
suitable and appropriate time.
The election and installation Of Of
ficers will take place at $50 O'clock
THURSDAY morning. That viii COM
ulete the important business Of the
session and the remainder of the day
will be passed as the members may
choose. The National Home at Togus
will doubtless be visited by many,
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Mrs. Emma 6. Fsrrington

Emma c. Harrington, formerly
Emma c. Eealy of WarwErsins. N
7. widow Of the late Col z. Q. Far
rington, passed away at her apart
ments in Boston. Mass. June 18th.
The immediate surviving relatives
are a grand daughter, Margery Liv-
ingston; 4 cousin. Horace Phipps Of
Boston, Mass, and a nephew, Fred r.
Fife Of this city
Services and intermenf viii be at
the family lot in Forest GROVE GENE
terry al AS P. NJ. (local time. Mon
day. June IA
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-14
Field Day at the Abbott Farm

A field day, the first ever under
taken by the Maine Livestock Breed
ers' Association, will ne held al the
farm OF a. ". Abbott in Augusta
Friday, June %. A-1our of the farm
VIII be conducted by the kennebec
Farm Bureau. beginning 1t o'clock.
Mr.. Abbott. proprietor Of the farm.
will welcome the visitors and MAYOR
Burieigh Martin Of Augusta will
VOICE the city's welcome DR.. ]. A
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-14
Ballard ScnuuI Outing

Miss Leona Pierce, the teacher Of
the Ballard school. with her older
pupils and a few mothers enjoyed the
sail 10 Bopthbay On the Islander on
Thursday. The participants pro-
nounced the day the most enjoyable
in the school year. Some members
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-14
AUGUSTA LOCALS

--'@S am -ltcnfieid has returned
~ none Taunton. Mass. after
..si.1Ii-s -as Wedding IN this CITY of
1-a''l-f ''ellon and George Eoyt.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-14

The Christian Endeavpr society Of
the Penney Memorial church viii
hold its business meeting and Social
Tuesday evening, June Il, at Island
Park. The members viii ieave Au-
rusta on the o'clock CIR and will
be entertained 81 cottage on the
lake.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-14
LOCAL NOTICE
|.ShoSITORS PASS BOOKS
IRRIGATION CLOSES
|icNE 18TH

a. 'ef'f'Satiun u Pass Buoks OF
= ". Companies and Savings
q augusta. EaIluweu and
sss..,, - Closes on June 18th. Conse-
ss,~' 81 savings depositors al the
.s.,, 1a''i's who have not presented
.sssr,~~ '''1-s AZ the bank for notification.
a.. ae 70 on or before the above
June1 4dtt
ss,,,,, ''''to "ers sharpened and re-
a. -atest improved machinery
papI s'esL'odE We guarantee results.
,spa,.,'s 30 Cony Street. Bicycle
acn,'. and key fitting given.
~''entlon. juue9, 24ts
Raa. -
tARr,r,,Eo our shoes repaired At
n 80 % Couy Street. Service
''''siactIhn guaranteed.
1uneB, 24ts
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FAREWELL ORDERS
Rersieec by Local ofIrsrs Of The
Salvation ARMY


Salvation Army
The local officers Of the Salvation
Army have received orders from Cni-
onel Clifford Of Boston ID say fare
well TO Augusta and be prepared To
proceed 10 a new appointment on
Wednesday, June 23rd. Cnmmand-
ant Magee states that they are very
luathe 10 leave Augusta. That never
in more than thirty years have they
found a healthier climate NOR a more
friendly people.
A farewell demonstration will be
conducted al nhe post office square
on Saturday evening, June 18th al 3
P. M
AS to where they will be appoint
ed and as 10 who will be their sue
cessors IN Augusta, they have not the
faintest idea
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-14

school was one dag examining few
of her select pupils N grammar
Stand up. johnnie ana make me q
sentences containing the word SOL
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Centennial Half Dollars May
Be Had from Local Banks

Suite Treasurer Joseph W Simp-
son announced in the intsrests Of the
Maine Centennial celebration that
Centennial half dollars may be had
upon application al the local banks AT
81 each
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-14

Chester :. Kingsley, resident SAM
tartan al Bath, visited over sunday
in this Cirv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-14

=. 80 leighton AND son Ken
! = si'1 Mrs Pete BeauIin will leave
r a-es0'-F tor Milford, n. K. where
viii make their home. Mr.
-'1''of Il employed there as boss
~-'s' Z ne Milford Mig. Co. plant
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-14

r. r. Smiley of Caribou was a
caller Saturday in this city.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-14

and others VIII Look up old acquaint
ances and friends.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-14

!. -4r.e German carp weighing
=. - GIG seven pounds respectively
= .4sa. Saturday in Bond brock
q F:aneb- american resident OF
e-s3Sta They were certainly large
=. ~4o az ne fisherman took them
IS Water st-eel on a wheeIbar-
q. '-ie' draw no little attention
- interested spectators.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-14

a. s'iS. i-ar-le Ripley, president of the
-. ~tapt.r-rnent, Daughters of
\ e.@'.S' mas extended IN invitation
y Se.f Villains National Relief
i. p1. 10 4f. 70 attend it's reception
s.. umpire On Tuesday evening,
,a,. =. q. .. 0. P hall. It is re-
- - ina: as many members at
1 al arr anle.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-14

SUMMERTIME
J. ,ore WIKI IS flowers. birds and
butterflies and pretty girls in sum
ne goWnh.
= ia az perfect
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-14

| q Ia az pe-Iect :.
Cg- FLOWERS
J, W could make II summer all the
,.e- arounl Our STOCK is always
nn1ete ant contains every season.
,ss ta,-n-rfn Come in and leave
Sol, orders.
rloral uecdraIu3s. corERge DDu-
gustE ported plants, hanging BASKETS
II speolaltles
AUGUSTA flower SHOP
" Water St. Tel. 486
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-05-26
NOTICE OF FINAL HEARING ON Pc
T1T1ON FOB COUNTY DITCH NO.
AZ, TO BE HELD JUNE IL. 1870
County Auditors Notice of Final Hear
ing on Petition in Ditch Pro-
ceeding0.
STATE OF MINNESOTA. Count

STATE OF MINNESOTA, County OF
In the Matter of The Petition of c. N
Gundershaug and Others.
Notice is hereby Given, That a petit
ton has been filed in the Office Of the
County Auditor of said county pray
ing for the construction of a public
often hereinafter described, and locat-
ed in the Towns Of Whitefield, Edwards,
Willmar and St. Johns, in Kandiyohi
County, Minnesota, designated and num-
R h;r ed by the County Auditor as County
The commencement and general course
OF said ditch with it's branches, laterals,
and forks, the description of lands over
which said ditch system passes as we'll
by the engineers and viewers reports
thereon, and by the plat filed in the
matter. is as follows, to-wit:
Main Open Ditch
Commencing at a point on the quar-
ter line 900 900 feet west of the center Of
| thence west along the quarter line to
a point 700 feet west of the center of
section 81; thence. southwesterly and
point 100 feet south Of Il the % Quartet a 81
| corner on the west line of said section
81, township 11s, range IS; thence in .
Of SEE sW Sre ef % across III
range SO; thence westerly and south
westerly in the SEA-, section IS, town
ship 119, range Sc and terminating il
| County Ditch No. 10 in the SwA O.
SEA, of said section IS, township 119
range SO and terminating in Count,
Ditch No. 10 in the SEA of said sec
ton IS. township 119, range SO.
+ Main Tile Ditch
Commencing at a point near the cen
ter of the VIZ of section 80. TOWNSHIP
119, range So; thence northwesterly ii
the SWA of NWA of said section 80
thence northwesterly and in genera
of NEA and sEA Of NWK section 81
All in township 119, range IS and term
mating In the Main Open Ditch at Sta
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westerly in the W. Of NEN Of said
section s.: thence in a general north.
SEA and E7a of sWA section 81,
township 119, range IS and terminating
in Main Open Ditch near Station No. 63.
Branch No. 9
Commencing near the center Of east
ship 119, range IS; thence northerly near
the center Of the sWA Of said section
81, township 119, range IS and termin-
No. So. ~
Branch No. 10
Commencing at point 1850 feet
81, township 1ls, range IS; thence north
1 in the Seetiea g.
Maj Main open bitch near Station No. So. "
Lateral No. Of Branch No. 10
Commencing near the center of the
N.Y. Of NEA, section 81, township 119,
range IS; thence westerly in the NJ
general southwesterly direction in the
En- Of NWA of said section 81, town
ship 119, range IS and terminating in
No IT, 10 nsar stati o No o. 81
Commencing near the southeast cor
ner of the SEA of sWA, section 80,
Westerly westerly in said sEA Of sWN, section
Of IVY ana IVA Of NE#: section 81.
mating in Lateral No. of Branch No
~ a. Branch No. IL
on Of the see saaae5 g. Of
ship 119, range IS; thence Southwestern.
| ly and northwesterly in said NWA OF
SWA, section 81, township 119 range
of sen, section SO, township 119, range
: So and terminating in the Main Ope1
Ditch at Station No. So.
Branch No. IL
i Commencing near the northwest cor
township 11S, range 35; thence north
westerly across the NWA Of said sec
h. & to OF 1 zeeton g. S
;. 119, range IS and the Ek of SEA
section Sc. township 11e. range Sc an
term 1;nn I'm a in the Main Open Ditch
e Lateral No. Of Branch No. IA
I Commencing near the center of tn
a N.Y. Of SWA of sWA, section 81, towr
Z ship 11s range IS; thence southeasterl
n sWA, section 81, township 11s, rang
IS: ana Terminating in Branch No.
= near Station H no: ~. No. u
}: sW& Of sEA. Section IS. towns51
s. 119 range IS; then e nofther1y in IT,
4 ship 119, range. Sc and terminating
in the Main Open Ditch at Station No. 9
lpl Branch no. IA
III Commencing near the northwest co
-. ner of the SEA of NWA, section 3
~ township 119, range 35; thence sout
easterly in said SEA of NWA, sectit
~, 10 80; thence in general Southwestern
'n direction across the SWA of said Sc
- westerly in the NWA of NWA, sectit
(: 81, township 119, range IS; thence we
y section si IS. township lis, range 3
So thence southerly across the sen
u NWA and into the NEA of SWA, Sc
ton sc township 119, range SO al
terminating in Main Open Ditch at st
ne ton No. ia.
ip Lateral MOL Of Branch No. II
nd Commencing near the center Of t
a NWA of SEA: section, 80, Townsh
n |119, range 49, thence northwesterly
in said NWA of seq thence northweste
" and southwesterly across the mort
west corner Of the = SWA Of Me-
'r- thence southwesterly in the SEX
~ NWA. all ins section 80, township j
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-05-26
range IS and terminating in Branch No
IA near Station No. 10.

range IS and terminating in Branch No.
ii near Station No. 10.
Lateral No. Of Branch No. IA
VS. nj sE 6f the ec s9n9eg 70 Of the
I IP in the ra 81 Of SW% s S ssc3ion Co.
thence southerly and southeasterly in
to oS 11s. range IS and ts TG
Lateral No. Of Branch no. Il
commencing in the northwest corner
119, range IS; thence southwesterly and !
northwesterly in the Ell of SEA and
the NWA Of sWA SAID SsGtqn go
in Branch No. IA near Station No. 25.
Lateral No. Of Branch no. IA
Commencing near the center of the
E1A of section rs, township 119, range
81 th of sE "ad astog @ he
119, range SO and the VIZ of SWA
section 80, township 119, range IS and
t tern ma sE in Branch No. IA near Sta
Lateral No. Of Branch No. IA
Commencing near the center of the
NWA of NWA. section 81, township
119. range So; thence northwesterly and
terminating in Branch No. IA near Sta
| ton No. So.
Lateral No. Of Branch No. IA
ner of the sEH of SEA, section Is,
IN the NIX sf nsns sscSn Sc
township 119, range So and terminating
in Branch No. IA at Station No. 70.
Fork No. Of Lateral No. Of Branch
Commencing near the southeast cor
ner of the SWA of sen, section 25,
township 119, range SO; thence south
ay s and in sad
easterly in the NJ SH Of HEA, Section ss,
} township 119, range SO and Terminating
| in Lateral No. Of Branch No. IA at
Lateral No. of Branch No. IA
ner of the SEA of oswA, section Is
township 119 range 36; thence easterly
southeasterly into the wv Of NEN
, section SO, all in township 1l9, range
! se an Stern termi ina in Branch No. Il
Fork No. Of Lateral No. 2 Of Branch
of ne? secte s 's g. te% vi Sh
y in t asG NE sast of
= section SO; thence southeasterly in tn
3 NWA of NEA Of said section So, all il
township 119, range SO and terminatin,
q The Viewers in the matter RECOMMEND
- the following:
e That a branch tile ditch be put Il
~ from Station No: IL on Lateral No.
n of Branch No. IA, extending into tn
T. sen of NEA section rs, township II!
range SO. the length to be about 60
r feet, all as appears by the reports Q
the engineer and viewers hereinafte
l. mentioned.
m That the names Of the owners Of tn
~ lands and the names of the Municips
c. and other corporations that will be al
n fected by the construction Of said ditcl
IN as appears in the report of the viewer
s. hereinafter mentioned, are as follow
4, tO-wit: G. O. BergQuiSt J. A. johnson
6; Swan Anderson. Iver Benson, Andre
Of Larson Alfred Green, C. N. Gunder,
c. haug, Anderson Land Co., julius AND
Id erson. John A. Bodum, Axel Ekdah
a. Edward Hanson. Jens johnson, Berth
Brem, Peter Bonde, Samuel Warburto
John S. sandin Simon Dykema. e,
ne ward T. Peterson, E. S. Barker, H.
Up Up Gems, August Fenske, Henry Zimme
In man. L. F. Meyers, George McAnan
r Mrs. Johanna Lundquist, Hans Parse
O. r. John ~ Anderson, Nels Anderson j
q Erickson. Carrie Jensen, Spicer Lal
~. Co,J. n. sptcsr, J. G. and Jimmie Mea
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-05-26
SALEM

May 24.-Delbert Peterson and sister,
Edith. of Sisseton S.. D.. visited rela-
tives here from Sunday until Friday.
They made the trip by car.
MaEnus Nelson whG has has been at
returned home Wednesday evening:
Mrs. L. J. Broberg returned Thurs
day after a couple of weeks visit in
Willmar.
School District No. Is N. closed last
Thursday. A program was given by
the pupils after which ice cream and
cake were served.
Mrs. P. Marker was Willmar caller
Thursday.
Miss Alice Anderson visited her par
ents at Murdock Friday, evening.
Enock hollands visited Andrew Er1ck-
sons in Willmar. Sunday.
The Ladies' Aid Will meet at John
Mr.. and Mrs Warner Youngquist Of
| Murdoch visited at Henry Halvorson's
Sunday.
Miss Sophie Magnuson attended: the
Aldrich meetings at Litchfield Sunday:
Mrs. Andrew Erickson of Willmar is
visiting her parents. Enock Noland's.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-05-26

18th day of June. A. D. 1920, at 2 o'clock
p. m. Of said day at the County Audi
tors Office in the City of Willmar in
said county. for hearing and considera-
ton of said Petition and of said Engi-
neer's and Viewers reports thereon, and
that all persons interested in the con-
struction of said ditch are invited to
appear and be heard by and before said
County Board at said time, for or
against the construction of said ditch.
Dated at the County Auditors Office
Willmar. Minnesota, this 18th day of
May. A. D. 1920.
SAMUEL NELSON.
County Auditor, Kandiyohi
County, Minnesota
(SeaN
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-05-26

Township of Edwards. Township of
Willmar, Township Of st. Johns Town
ship of Whitef1eld and The Great North
ern Railway Company.
That the engineer appointed by the
County Board of said County to make
a survey of the route of said ditch, has
port thereon and filed the same in the
Office of the County Auditor, And that
the Viewers appointed by the County
Auditor of said County, to view the
same, have completed their work and
filed their report in the Office of the
County Auditor.
And that therefore, the County Board
hold Special Meeting on Friday the
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-05-26
FOR BENEFIT FIRE
DEPARTMENT
Hjalmar Peterson and Great Com
pany Will Appear Under Aus
pices of Willmar Fnemen

Hjalmar Peterson cole i Skratt-
hult") the famous Swedish comedian
and his popular company Of eight,
back from their successful eastern
tour where they played to packed hou
ses and turned away business in the
greater cities, will on the request of
many, come back to Willmar, at the
Dreamland Theatre, On Friday, June
4th, at 1880 p. m. The play at Will
mar, Hjalmar Peterson's home city, is
under the auspices of the Willmar
Fire Department on very liberal terms
so that the larger share of receipts
will 20 to the benefit of the fire fight
ers.
More details of the performance to
be given will be found in an ad in
another column. The program will
be given partly in the English langu-
age and partly in the Swedish langu-
age.
The 1santi Weekly News had the
following to say: "Show Pleases-
ole Skratthult' attracted a great
throng of people to the M. w. A. Hall
Saturday evening. Two performances
were given and the hall was COM
pletely filled on each occasion. ole
himself brought down the house. The
songs were most pleasingly rendered,
and the accordian music was simply
great. The Swedish National dancers
too, were we'll received and the entire
performance made decided hit with
the hundreds in attendance"
Hundreds of other favorable press
notices might be given regarding the
artists that appear in this company.
This will be the last opportunity at
Willmar to hear this great combina-
ton, before the company disbands.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-05-26

Concrete Lawn and Cemetery Vases
with water reservoir to keep plants
growing; II and Is inch reinforced
concrete tile; we'll curbs; hog troughs
ETC.; manufactured by Nels Guam,
1902 Litchfeld Ave. w. Phone 761,
Willmar, Minn-Adv. s.: 26-6: 20.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-05-26
Clothes Pin Social

The Little Citizens League of
School District II will give program
and clothes pin social Saturday even
ing, June 5th. Ladies bring each two
dressed clothes pins and lunch for
two.
MILDRED E. EIUND. Teacher.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-05-26
| adies' Social Union

The Ladies' Social Union of the
Presbvt erian church will serve lunch
in the church basement next Friday
afternoon. Everybody welcome.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-05-26
M aieStic

Friday night will be vaudeville night
at the Majestic Theatre when the
Northwest Amusement Company will
offer in conjunction with the regular
pictures program six big acts of re-
fined vaudeville. A concert will be
given by the Liberty Orchestra before
each performance A matinee will be
given at D. m. and two shows at
night the first starting at 8:15 sharp
and the second at $3.50. A big triple
attraction for one price Of admission.
Don't forget the date, Friday, May %.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-30

IS means Of inoculating the
a American lay mind against an
Infection Of Russian bolshevism
which many persons fear is sweeping
westward toward this country. and
IN rorrutaract the des-r7T-i i--' o
OF radfcalism that already have b
come apparent after years OF iltc sl-..ii
thinking in the United states u IS
proposed by some officials OF the
chamber Of commerce OF the United
ssf-fes and % the department Of COM
merce to conduct NATIONWIDE cam
paign Of education on economic SUD
ierts- From time to time statements
az tentatively proposed plans nave
reached the chamber Of commerce OF
m Paso which later may be asked TO
cooperate in such an extension course
So TO speak. although this city IS ex-
ceptionaly free from radle'll lueas-
Educational Campaign
The campaign OF education Il
ought 70 be explained, IS not 10 De
mere counter propaganda lor the
oricinators OF the idea say they real
lie that the country Is tired OF propa-
ganda. and particularly Of the name
itself Propaganda, they say, imply
drives in support OF some heller or
idea that supports some special IN
forests whereas a campaign sucn as
leading economists may be asked 70
undertake, would consist OF open ano
unbiased discussion Of the underlying
PRINCIPLES OF political economy and
business which would have for It's aim
the ehliEhtenment Of every citizen
who could be reached in regard 70
the problems that all have 20 tace
from those Of the government itself
down through those OF Corporations
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-30
Commerce Chambers Plan
Extension Courses To Make
Business Economics Plain

LARGE and small. 70 those Of the
hum blest Individual who has 70 figure
out how 20 make ends meet
Two erroneous ideas, 1t IS claimed
have become so fixed in the average
American mind that nothing short Of
conducting a great correspondence
school for all OF the people through
the media Of newspapers magazines,
hillhoards. etc, viii correct them The
first OF these ideas Is that there Is
thing commonly termed the capitalist
system which is closely allied with
modern governments which has for
its purpose the Wringing from the
productiveness OF labor Illegal profits
for a privileged class; that this sys-
TEN works deliberately and malicious
~ and that its accomplishments are
not controlled by economic laws. but
by the vicious scheming OF persons
who profit by it The other idea is
that business Is, II not evil as now
at least less respectable than The pro-
fessions.
To correct the first nristaken idea
il Is proposed TO show among other
things just how the worlds business
is handled from international com
merce down 10 the selling Of clgarets
in Interior villages This means that
the worlds International banking
systems would have to be explained.
ina AA4E AAAEAAA0AA "a AAAA sea-
porrers would have 70 be exposed;
that the affairs Of exploiting agencies
such as international oil and mining
companies. steamship companies etc
would have TO be opened up for public
INSPECTION
Coming down to International af-
fairs the educational process would
have 10 explain the workings Of So
called trusts, the operation Of great
carriers, mines. factories and mills.
The second department OF the great
endeavor would be to show that busi-
ness Is the first essential OF existence
and consequently as respectable as
art or music or medicine or law
The idea that business Is an evil
incubus on the race. as managed In
modern days, originated in France
and Germany with the earlier So
ciallsts Of the modern school But
the idea that business is hardly re-
spectacle originated in England.
where most OF our American institu-
tions came from. The first idea orig
mated among the Wild-eyed radicals
The second idea originated among
higd-t0ned aristOcrats. That Is large
IL why business people are known as
bourgeoisie or the middle class. Busi-
ness has had TO fight its way against
arrogant, royal snobs and against the
long-haired and deluded buns Of the
world. That IL Is about time L be-
came respected and put into its place
in the scheme OF things, its apologists
contend