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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-02-10
1lmfrceufte Mber Sic 2lui<
notwithstanding.

Qonoon, 5. Sch. - Cine Central
Mefps Depeide aus Berlin beridtet,
baB Sic Mrbeiter in alien 8ergtperfs-
biifriften in Denti6lanb iiber Die Sor=
Deruuaen Ser M%liierter, Die cine ~
iabrige @eriflabung DertihIanb be-
5tpeden, fid) in bodgra0iger grregu11g
befinoen. 100000 Mrbeiter in ben
@11pfermine1 in Mansfelb, 5nhien,
fins als 8roteit gegen Sic 8ariier Gnt
ideiounq an BEN Streif gegangen.
Inter ben BergIe,tter int Mltbrgebiet
miro 6afiir agitiert, 10 tDenig als
m0gIid gu orbeiten. sS1 elmer an5ob1
Bergtperfen 1T Der iedsftilnoige Dir
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-02-10

8eniger mare mebr.
a.: .9eeultd babe i@ Der @ittpe
Meter mei1len Mrm a%1geboter, ite
bat i'm aber nidt a,1geronun1en."
g.: ngs tpdre ibr mobl lieber &c.
tpeien, mern Du ulr Define San6
a~1geboten bdtteit."
- Das @ausfrel1 3. Bauer
auf Dem Sterbebette: uGrau, ieb'
mir fein &reu5, penn i'd tot BIN, id
babe idon zines i'm 9eben gebabt."
gnttduiht: Batter beim
M)otograpben): Mlfo freunolibe ge-
ii6ter MAIDEN! 9ann friegt ibr aud
iebes sinen @roibenl
Mab ser Mufnnbme): go, 6as
babt ibr gut gernaht ieBt NAL ben
@roihe1 mieber berl
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-02-10
6arm ~berlangt.
Modte bonn Sarmbeiiber o6er 81
Qentiimer quten 2an6es, Bag s1 ber-
foufen III, ben berlangten Breis b0ren.
6. Soness 8or 551, Slnep, 81.
REGrsrERING AUTOMoBILEs.

The time Is rapidly approaching when
all automobile will have to
apply for license. All persons who did
not register their cars cannot get a
license until they have their cars re-
gistered, SO al to avoid the rush 1
would advise those parties who have
not a certificate of ownership from
the Register Of Deeds to get their cars
registered nov. n not wait until the
last day, for, then they may be disap-
pointed, if they do not receive their
certificates of ownership from the Re-
gister OF Deeds within the time they
expected them.
In my past experience I found that
many certificates had to be returned
n could not be registered for var
lou reasons. II you. register your car
care Of and when the time m that
you can apply for a license you will be
in a position to get your license with
JOHN LANG,
Register Of Deeds.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-02-10
Mnited4na o1trdt giftigen @pbea1.-

Mnitedatng b,trd5 giffttisen Gpbet<-
Die 8iiieni6aft bat bisber nod feline
grfl4rung 6afiir gefunoen, mesbalb
sic Snfi5ierung 6ur@ giftigen @pbeat
.un6 5uma9 nidt 1nr aQein 6ie
1dredlihIten &outfranfbeiten berpor=
ruff, lon6ern oft gar bas ganae 81
item ourdfeudt. gs i6eint obne 3tpei
fel bel @abrbeit in Dem 8~olfSgGau=
ben gu liegen, BOB oieies @ift ieinen
frnhtbaren 8ober in Dem nnretncn
|Blnt fin6et. 8e5uglib Scr Snfi5ier=
ung 6ur9 giftigen gpbeu nno oeren
Bebanolung ihreibt 9err Sobn sc.
Mnberlon bon So Wonre, g. O., fol-
genoes: yBor 5mei Sabren tpuroe ib
bon giftigem Gpben infi5iert. Sd
manote ieoes mir empfoblene Seilmit=
tel an, bod n1es tpar umfonit. Sd be-
gam Damn Sorni's Mlpenfr6l1ter gu
gebraud)er, un6 bier 6Iniden 6ieies
@eilmittels geniigten, nm meme Sc
iunobeit pieberber5uiteaen. Sd fam
|bieie Me6i5in alien empfeblen, 6eren
|8lut ODER 5D1tem nibt in 0ron1lng
it," @1on felt iber bunoert Sabre1t
LIT 6orni's Mpenfra1tter riibrnlt6it
ais cine v%Blutme6i5in" befannt; es
reinigt, itarft nnb erne1ert bas 8lltt.
erprobte @rduterbeilmittel
NITRO ni6t bnrd Mpotbefer Derfm1ft.
Mon l9reibe an Dr. Beter Sabrnep
& Cons &c., 2501 BaIbington gloo.
|@bicago, sssn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-02-10
8or @eridt.

goriitenoer: 3euge Muaer, i'd
modte sic eigerer @orte oes Ange-
flagteu boren, bic er gu Sbnen iagte.
Wie d11Berte CT Ii@ alio2"
"Gr iagte, er itabl Ben neber5ie.
ber."
SEA, aber er miro bod ridt Die
brittle &erion gebraubt babenl"
rNee, cine brittle &erion NOR gar
nibt babel"
uSie beriteben mid 1i6t. Sd
meine, iagte ct nidt: nS9dt fftabl Den
neber5ieber2"
80 nein, Serr @eridtsrat, bon
Sbnen mar gar 1i9t 1ie &e6e."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-02-10

&errf6aft iiber iib ielbit lit
Der Sauptf6liiiiel our &errIbaft
Mber an6ere.
@intagsflie9en iinb BEL.
6e: Der @%e0enfenoe un6 6er, 6eiien
geba9t miro.
Dur6 8ernunft, ni6t aber 6urd)
@epalt Jon man sic Meri6en 3ur
8abrbeit fubren.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-02-10
Ger ar,se qetter Alaskas.
aaudatfa eine,n amerifaniiden
GDnbifat our Mnsbentnng
i%iberIai1en.

&amdatfa uno oas umliegenbe
@ebiet in Morooit.5 ibirien 1T fIr6.
liden Mabrihte1 5nfolge einem anne.
rifanijbeu SDnoifat our Gnttptd'
lung ieiner 8ooeni6abe lberlaiien
mer6en. Dieie &albiniel bon &am-
Data itebt nit Alasfa in elmer art
Observation-Disclosures, oas ia
aud einrnal ruiiii6eS @ebiet NOR.
Mlosfa bat felt ieinem @erfauf an
Uncle Gam Elm 2eben reid an Mben.
teuern gebabt, pabreno aambatfa
Elm etpas mebr anriidge5ogeneS 2e<
ben fiibrte.
Rambatfa entbGlt, mie Mberbaupt
oas 2ano n0rblib Der Bebrtng'
Meerenge, meite Streden bon Sun.
ora ODER arftii6er @bene, oas beiBt,
tpeibe, idpammige Moore, Die i'm
8inter ii@ in gefrorene @iiten Der.
%tpanoeln. SSr Ben Sobenldnoern ent.
1pidelt ii9 i'm CONNER un6urd-
oringlibes @ebii9. Man reitet alf
itGmmigen @onies, Die ieidte Slifie
6ur9paten nno fi6 bur6 Die
@iimpfe binour9 arbeitet1 miiiien.
SIN @inter ie0ob lit 6as &eiien
leibter. &unoe un6 &enntiere 5ieben
bie %belaoenen S9litten nit 2etGtig-
feit iiber Ole gefrorenen Sliiiie uno
Die S9neefeloer Ser Sunora. Inter
giinitigen l1mitdn6en laiien fi@ lei6t
rs Meilen ODER mebr per Sag gu.
riidlegen. SSn FOLDER @eiie mer6en
sic Bel5e, sic gegenuartig ben
&auptbanbelsartifel oieier @egen6
biloen, nod ben Sanoelspoften &c,
bradt.
SIN CONNER tperben bieie Gan.
6esftreden, mte Die meiiten feldten
Megionen i'm Moroen, bon 59pdr-
men bon Mosfitos unb Gliegen
betmgeiu9t, sic Dos 2eben unertr6g-
lid MAIDEN. Snfolge6eiien flieben Die
@inseborenen nit ibren &enntier.
beroer an sic Seefiiite, mo Der @inb
ibneu etnet1 getpilien S9ub bietet.
Mu@ Die Nabrung, 1ie in SAINT
datfa eeboten mirb, befibt fir
Grem6e feine groBe @~n5iebungs
fraft. @du1ieln nit gefodten Sii@=
a11gen meroen als cine groBe Self
fatefie IN Sen an Galm rei6en SluB-
gebietet angeieben. SIN Moroen 1T
&enntierfletib Die Sauptnabrung,
3unge uno Mnrf merber arn meiiten
gei6dBt. Sic gr0Bte 9elifateiie iinb
ie6o9 Die nod ungeborenen &enn-
tierfalber. SIR Semitic erbalten oie
@ingeborenen in @eitalt Der balb-
ber6auten Moosbaqen aus Dem
&enntiermagen. 8enn aufgdragen.
erir11err bieie Moosbunen eintger-
maBen an Gpinat.
@ier bon 5eem0pen uno anberem
miloen @efliigel nno ~gefrorene 8ee>
rem perpoqitdnbigen Die Minternab.
rung. Die @ier mer6en mGbreno 6es
@interS in @rnben 1i9t undbnli@
mie rGolo Storage" @ter aufbe-
tpabt.
unieren @aurnen mur6en Die
~Suppenfugeln", mel9e Die &eiien-
Ben i'm @inter nit ii6 fibren, et'
mas ongenebmer fem. Dies fino
fIeine &ugeln bon &enntiertDurit,
bon ei1em Eeig umgeben, et1pa pou
Ser @r0be elmer @alnrB. 9ie &u-
gelr1 gefrieren uno meroen in Edith
mie &iefeliteine mitgefibrt. Cine
&an6 bon in etnen @eiiel NIT fohen.
Dem @aiier getporfen, g1bt III 1pent.
gen Mi1uten elm
mn nnhrhnffp2 Mprihf
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-02-10
Sirit uatienal 8ane
st Glouo, minn.
Gteae seimdjt.

2ebrer un6 Srganiit nit @rltem
@rao 3ertififat, Ma1iifer, iudt, cine
quite 5teuung auf Dem 2anbe fir
na@iteS Sabr. Nad5ufrogen @biffre
444, Nor6itern.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-02-10

Geo. l @ei3en $1.56.
geo. 2 @ei5en $1.51.
Roggen $t.26.
@erite 55c
Sofer 35c.
&orn 49c.
1Iar $1.22.
MebI, SO 8funo $5.05.
&leie $3.50.
@emablenes &orn $1.45.
Efforts $1.40.
@emablenes S1tter $1.55.
@orn Meal $2.45.
RoggenmebI $4.70.
5creenings $500.
Butter $685..
Ger 40--45c.
RartoffeI zoe Biz 81 per 100 Bf0.
3peibeln 100 Bfnnb $1.75.
8obner1 So per 100 9f1ro.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-02-10
11)ir fteueit Drafts m,H
@elS : 4tttpeiinneett itad
alien aasl6ntiiAet, G6n>
>er1t aus.

uniere @eloanpeiiunger merben 81.
reft Dem @mpfdnger bon Dem n64>
ten ausldn6iiden Yoitamte beaablt.
Ma6en Sic Sbre @eloantpeifungs,
&imeilen bur9 uns, neil Sic bobere
&ater erbalten, 1ns mei1t mebr nus-
ldnbii9ees @elo fiir Sbre 9ounrs.
Bergleiben sic 11niere &aten nit ie-
1ter1 6es Bo1tamtes.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-02-10

IS as eben mabr lit aaerortem,
Das iaa' i'd nit unaeihel1ten @ol
ten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-02-10
2m h~erf1mfen.

ST b~erfa1tfen.
225 SUB 3a1norabt, 40 Bon bod.
Selepbon ga o6er fpreden sic Dor
1911 8. @traBe 11orolth, Gt. gIou6,
Minn. ba
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-02-10
#. GlemD 1~l1arftberidt.

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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-04-15
RAILROAD LABOR BOARD ROUNDS OUT
IT'S FIRST ANNIVERSARY TO-DAY; ONE
MEMBER COMPLETES SERVING TERM

shore & Michigan Southern in 1902 at
Toledo.
In 1904 Alr Forester became assis.
tant chief clerk for the general super.
intendcnt OF the Hccking Valley Rail-
road at Columbus. o.. and three years
later resigned to accept a position as
organizer Tor the Brotherhood of Rail-
way Clerks. He held various executive
positions in the organization until his
election in 1915 as GRAND president. lie
was reelected president in 1919. Mr.,
Forester first became a member 4 the
clerks organization In 1899 and remain
ed active In their affairs through tho
consolidation which grouped all organi-
cations under the present Brotherhood
OF Railway ami steamship Clerks.
Freight Handlers, Express and station
Employees.
Under the Transportation Act mem
bers Of the board may be- nominated
upon the occurrence OF vacancy but
no provision is made for conunuina
present members ON the boards unth
tney are roappolnted or until success
ors are named.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-04-15
INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER
COMPANY REDUCES PRICE
OF ALL MACHINERY LINES

Chicago, April lj.-Basing its action
on the recent reduction in steel prices,
announced by the United States Steel
Corporation. the International Harves-
Ter Company today announced Il straight
10 per cent reduction. effective next
year. on products in which steel is the
principal raw material. The announce
mcnt explains.
The reduction on steel came after
our years product had been provided
for and will have no bearing on the cost
of machines we will sell this year. II
does establish a lower replacement cost.
however, and serves as the basis of a
price to which our customers are en-
titled and which we are willing TO ac.
ccpt"
The reduction applies chiefly TO har-
vcsting machines and covers grain and
rice binders. shockers. reapers, and push
machines. mowers, hay rakes, side de-
livery rakes. combination side rakes and
leaders. corn binders and pickers, husk.
ers, and slo filters.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-04-15
Taffeta
Canton Crepe
Jersey
and Lovely
Combination

Chicago. April li.--The terms OF three
members of the United states Railroad
labor Board Expire today, marking the
first birthday OF the federal body as
established under the Transportation
Act OF 1920. One member from each ot
the public, railway and labor groups
terminates his one-year appointment
The one year members were Henry
r. Hunt of Cincinnati. for the public,
W. l.. Park. OF Chicago. railway mem-
Der, and j. j. Forester of Washington,
representing labor. They may be reap
pointed, or successors appointed by the
President. with the confirmation ot
congress.
The Railroad Labor Board consists
of nine members, three In each OF the
public railway and labor groups. When
the first appointments were made ON
April 10. 1920, one member Of each
group was appointed for one year. one
from each group for two years ana the
third from each group Tor three years.
Appointments as vacancies occur are TO
b. for five years.
The outgoing public member, Henry
Thomas Hunt, is q lawyer and formerly
mayor of Cincinnati. During the war, he
attended the first officers training
camp at Fort Ben Harrison being com
missioncd first lieutenant ana subse.
auently being promoted 10 major IN
NAV 1915. Major Hunt served with the
a. T.. i. from September ct that year
uinl the following January and was a
member Of the war department board ~
contract adjustment in Washington
when appointed to tho labor board,
Mr. Hunt was born In 1873 and w1s
graduated from Yale and Cincinnati Law
school. being admitted TO the OHIO haI
IN 1903. He practiced law in Cincinnati
being elected to the state Legislature In
1906 for two years and serving as may
or OF the city from 1912 to l9li
william Lee Park. railway member
has been railroad man since 1875
when he entered the service NJ the TN
ion Pacific as "A brakeman. after study
ing at Seagrovcs Academy. Omaha, Neb
Two years later. at the age of Is. Ia
was pINHONu W lI'lENA NNNNNtA0l AIii
NJ 90 was made passenger conductor
He continued with the Union Pacific fol
35 years, acting as superintendent o
several western divisions.
In March. 1910. Mr.. Park hocam,
vtce. president Of the Illinois Central an,
the Yazoo 4 Mississippi Valley Rail
roads. in charge OF operation mainten
ance of way construction and hospita
departments. In November. 1918, h
was appointed vice president If Ia
Chicago Great Western Railroad II
charge Of all departments, except trai
Tic and accounting and continued witt
this road as federal manager under tn
A.. :. leaf-1nd Administration.
The Labor member. John j. Forester
WAS born on a farm In Ohio In 1897. an
has been a railroad man since iSs2. u
began on the Lake Shore q Michiga
sou,hern tnow the New York Central
as messenger and extra ticket cleri
meanwhile teaching school aud studyin
iaS IN his spare hours. After a Narie
cerlcai experience on the Wabash an
Glover Leaf he returned tO the LAX
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-04-15
MANY DELEGATES
EXPECTED HERE TO
ATTEND STANDARD
TRAINING SCHOOL

Delegates from Marietta, Wilson,
Ringing. Healdton, Lone Grove ana
various other cities near Ardmore, have
signifed their intention to be here next
week to attend the Standard Training
School, which opens Monday afternoon
at Broadway Methodist church, TO con-
tinue throughout the week.
The courses, which include five diff
ferent departments, THE Beginners I;
"The Primary: "The Junior; THE In
termediate and Senior" Organization
and Administration" are open to all
Sunday school teachers, officers and
others interested in this work.
The very best instructors that the
general Sunday School Board of the
church can secure will be here through
out the entire week. The lessons are
so arranged that very little time will
be taken up, although "A splendid pro
gram of work is outlined. The school
will open each afternoon at 5:45 o'clock
and will continue until S:20 o'clock
with intermission from to 7;3O for din
ppr
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-04-15
Sore Throat, Colds
Quickly Checked BY HamIln's
Wizard Oil

Sore throat and chest colds
should never be neglected. Few
people realize how often they re-
suit seriously if not promptly
checked. Hamlin's Wizard Oil is
a safe, simple and effective treat
ment. Used as a gargle for sore
throat it brings quick relief Rubbed
on the chest it will often loosen up
a hard, deep seated cold in one
night. Keep a bottle on the shelf.
Wizard oil is good dependable prep
aration to have in the medicine chest for
first aid when the doctor may be far
away. How often sprains. bruises. cuts
and burns occur In every family. as well
as little troubles like earache, toothache.
cold sores. canker sores, stif neck and
tired aching feet. Soothing. healing WIZ
ard OIL will always bring quick relief.
Generous size bottle 35c.
II you are troubled with constipation
or sick headache try Hamlin's Wizard
Liver Whips. Just pleasant little pink
pulls at druggists for Soc. Guaranteed.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-04-15
GetS=It"
Ends All
CornS
Just As Good For Calluses. Money
Back II II Fails.

Thirty seconds nfter you touch the corn
with this liquid corn remover the lnb-
hing. stnbbing pain OF it stops,for nli time.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-04-15

Washington. -- The French govern
mcut in replying to Secretary Hughes
notes tu The four great powers regard
ing mandates, is understood to have
expressed agreement that the United
states has surrendered none Of its
rights In the former German overseas
possessions through its failure to he
come a party TO the treaty of Ncrsail'
les.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-04-15
Dog MOurns for Pal

Duluth. Mimi, April 15.-Since its
canine pal was killed recently by n
street car, Scotch Collie dog stands
guard at a certain corner each day,
leaps high as cars speed by and often
manages to grasp the troly pole rope
in its teeth. pulling the pole off the
wire and stopping the car. Efforts OF
the dogs master and car crew to per
suade the dog 10 cease the practice have
been TO no avail. The animal will prob
ably be shot
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-04-15
NOTICE MASTER MlsO\S

NOTICE MASTER MiSONS
NOl ARE REQt ESTED TO MEET
Ar THE MASONIC TEMPLE At 9;3O
T.. VI. FRIDAY. NrRiL Il. 10 Al
TEND THE FUNERAL or REV.
BR0. !. X. MASTERS.
&. ". COLEMAN, W. VI.
q. 4. GLENN. Secy. liz
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-04-15

Chicago.-The board of directors of
the Chicago board of trade, submitted
to President Griffin its report on in
vestigation concerning alleged trade
abuses on the board. They recommend
ed opposition to the elimination of short
selling. outlining their reasons.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-04-15
Notice

Truck Growers Association will meet
at the Chamber Of Commerce Satur-
day afternoon at o'clock. All members
please be present. Important meeting.
Il. A. HOLIDAY, Pres.
ADV.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-04-15
HOLDING UP PERMITS TO
EXPLOIT PETROLEUM LANDS

Mexico city. April li.-Permlts for
ihe exploration and exploitation ot pc.
,rolcum lands in Mexico will be- withheld
hy the department " commerce ana In.
dusry until article - Of the constl.
tuition governing suh.soil rights In this
country is given official Interpretation,
it was declared 10y Rafael Zubann Cap
many. heal OF that department, last
night lie added that contracts made In
violation OF this ruling would not be rc.
spccicd This statement followed news.
parcr announcements that the p6tro-
loum committee Of the chamber of den.
utics had reached an agreement regard.
ing article - ana that the article was
held not TO he retroactive.
MOODMEN CIRCLE
Regular meeting tonight. $50 y. m.
ADV
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-04-15

Nororn, hard or soft, Is too old or too
dccply rooted to resist "Gets.lt.' I'm.
mcdiately it dries and shrivels, the edges
can ppel II right OF with your fingers as
paInlessly NJ you trim your nails,
Don't coddle corn pests. Don't nurse
and hamper them, Don't cut and trim
,hem. REMOVE them with 'GEISlT."
Costs trifie at amy drug store. MID ny
n Lawrence q Co., Chicago,
Sold in Ardmore and recommended
as the worlds best corn remedy by
johnson Drug Co. City Drug store
Frame Drug Co. Bomar Drug Co. Cliff
ton q. Adcock.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-04-15
no YOU WANT
~ Some Extra Money?

Women and girls here is an excellent
opportunity to earn $40 TO $50 "a month
dian beaded watch fobs. neck chains and
other things Demand Tor these novel.
Ties is great We tell you how and
where to sell IL at n profit To your al.
vantage just send us one dollar and
We viii ship at once by parcel post. pre-
beads FOR trial work. Instructions and
beautiful designs in cplnrs. II is 30 easy
aud simple that child can do a. Your
money back " not satisfied. Don't delavi
Send your order at oncel Cut this adver-
tisement OUT. pin one dollar bill or
money order and send II today 10 Nov.
city Manufacturing Co, Room 70. South.
ern Bldg, Dept IL, Tampa, Fla.
Vernon Parish Democrat. (Leesville, La.) 1917-193?, 1921-12-08

In the last issue of this paper we
began publication of an extensive ex-
position by John Shelton Williams, Ex-
Comptroller Of the Currency, Of the
fragrant. yes, we might say, even
criminal Encouragement of the Fed
eral Reserve System. Mr.. Harding
and his administration had made big
promises of what they intended to do
for the benefit and wellbeing of the
dear people, but never in all the his
tory of this republic has unemploy-
ment been SO great before, nor have
the rights of the people been trampled
upon with such utter cynic disregard
and heartlessness as under Harding's
Republican administration. 1t is only
too evident that Wall Street bankers
dictate the entire financial policy of the
government in the interest of specula-
tive exploitation, and that the great
interests Of legitimate industry and
farming can go hang as far as Mr..
Harding, Secretary Of the Treasury
Mellon, and the Republican Congress
care. They are in a position, and
have been for long months, to pass
appropriate legislation to relieve the
terrible distress, to furnish employ
ment to the millions now starving, to
provide abundance of money for all
business activities. Their neglect to do
their full duty in this respect is near
treason against the people, whose viz
fual agents these men Of government
al Washington are, and whose conf
dence and trust they have fIagrantIy
betrayed. A day of reckoning with
these unfaithful servants is. surely
bound to come. And the slogan will
EesOund from one end of the country
70 the other: Turn the rascals out
Vernon Parish Democrat. (Leesville, La.) 1917-193?, 1921-12-08
PICRIC ACID DOES GOOD
WORK ON PINE STUMPS

Louisiana farmers who may be skep-
tical as to the efficacy of picric acid
in removing stumps and for use in
blasting, such as making bitches, will
be interested in results farmers in 9TH
er parts of the country are getting from
the use of this explosive.
Picric aced is offered to farmers bv
the United States Department of Agri-
culture at the low price of 7 cents
a pound, fob, Wingate, New Mex
leo, and it may be ordered either
through the local parish agents or the
extension division, Louisiana State
university.
The following reports on the use
OF picric acid have been received
from four carloads used at different
points, after inquiry from the United
States Department of Agriculture.
Answer delayed until farmers who
have used picric acid could be visit
ed. -Four hundred farmers made use
of the car, and the larger part of the
explosive has already been shot off
with results uniformly excellent. 1t is
the best stuff on pine stumps, espe-
cially, that | have seen. 1t is better
than d ynamite or INT. 1t seems to
raise the stump and split it, dropping
the portions out of the hole in which
it grows without blowing pieces a long
One report from Irma, Wisconsin,
states that picric acid is better than
twice the same number of sticks of
10 per cent dynamite.
Vernon Parish Democrat. (Leesville, La.) 1917-193?, 1921-12-08
PLENTY DOING AT HOME

Sympathy with the Americans who
Joined the Spanish legion and met with
nistreatment will not be so keen as it
would have been had the occasion war
ranted such action. The same day
We heard of their plight, a Cleveland
policeman was killed by bandits, a fur
dealer was beaten to death and anoth-
81 killed in his home. Auto bandits
held up a payroll car at Boston and
secured $4,000. A Michigan farmer
dubbed three to death to get ST, 500
and didn't get it. Even in peaceful
New Orleans seven men held up pas
ser-by in broad daylight and robbed
bun Of SIS. Why go to Africa or
5pain for excitement when we have so
nuch at homer