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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-01-22

/ Soc
On last Friday the Practice home
of the U. A. C, held open house for
the members of the state legisla-
ture and all visitors of the Round
Up.
On Friday evening of last week
DR.. and Mrs. Wallace Bulge enter
tanned in honor of Miss Grant with
charming dinner party. There
were twelve guests. Following the
dinner cards were played, the prize
for the highest score going to DR..
MCGEE.
a n a a
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a brieI stay Out MTs' NH5nIUSVH WIT
visit her daughter Mrs. u. d. George
who resides in Livermore near san
She expects to remain un-
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club There Dainty party The small tables
refreshments a erpeces OF Violets AM
clal evening enjoyed ner roses A. light gu
we'd There thirt,
On Friday evening of week .
parcel shower was given by Mrs On Tuesday evening
Claire Pace at her home second tho Delta Nu
north street in Honor Cyril the sorosis with
Bullock nee Miss Josephine Know at the wigwam. Thu
lies Mrs Bullock received many effectively carre
beautiful and useful gifts Dainty Sorority eoors
III treatments were served and social Refreshments
tn evening enjoyed There about ing enjoyed There
thirty guests guests present.
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Eight room modern brick home
for sale. Newly built garage and
chicken coop. One block from d.
Y. College. Phone 7os. Logan.
Adv-2-15
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cess and happiness in his mission
cry labors.
1 viii trade dry farm land for city
property. Joseph Newbold.
Adx1 oa.C
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THE LOGAN REPT
May Peterson is the highest prie-
ed single attraction that has ever
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Ia daughter, Miss Martha Thatcher W
M will remain with her until her
turn. cas-
The Clio Circle Monday
the Hotel Eccles. The occasion v
purely business meeting witt
the events of their recent vent'
in regard to the Community TIL
discussed
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Mr.. and Mrs. e. steife Of
Lake City are here visiting "
relatives and friends.
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Drs. Scott. chiropractors, DR.. II
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A Robert Brunton Production

Adapted from the mover
by Frances Nimmo Green
The all-star cast includes Robert McKim.
FRITZ Brunette, Roy Stewart, Joseph
j. Bowling and George Fisher.
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relatives Of the Rose family gather
ed at thlr home and the evening
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4 ~ - kNANS va ~ S~A~s
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The things that never happen are often
as much realities 10 uR ~ their edoeu
as those that are accomplished -Llawd
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HOURS B-II. 20 OF. PhUhe VIo'
Adv-tf.
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Ramussen Bazaar left Salt Lake
CITY Yesterday morning for Califor-
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M. Scott. women and children spe-
cIalty. once room 3, Andrews Block.
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On Tuesday evening very charm
Gunnel at her home. Five hundred
was the feature of the evening. Priz-
es being awarded to Mrs. Lund and
and DR.. steinberger, The rooms
were pleasingly decorated with roses.
A delicious supper was served. The
guests besides the prize winners in
cluded, the Misses Alice Charles,
Wanda Tarber, Nell Porter. Lille
Riggs, Irene Cressel, ollie Jonson,
Mesdames. Hupkie, Nellie Lund, f.
l. Stewert and Moore.
. . = .
The eleventh ward Sunday school
entertained with a social evening
Games and dancing we're enjoyed
and there was also rendered a splen-
did musical program. Refreshments
were served.
| 9 .
On last Sunday evening the Soro.
sis entertained Il number of the Nom
Ihnrs oF tho SIgn,o Alnbo Eroto-nItv
at dinner The table was conferred
with cluster boquet of sweet peas
Q 9 . .
Mrs. Rhoda Cook entertained or
Sunday with dinner in honor oil
Mrs. Lettie Thatcher who left Mon
day for California. The table wai
; graced with cluster boduet o.
= sweet peas. The guests numbered
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cademy, Wednesday afternoon.
WANTED--Barber to run branch
hnrher snnnly house. Very little
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by bringing in to Logan Hide and
Junk Co. Phone 62 orders taken
Tor tanning furs, Adv~tf
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On account of Illness. Miss Ruth
Proctor. who has been teaching
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IIItt MISE VtN7E"VH OVIIoNHtVU 20 ~
pear at the very low prices to be
chaged.
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He arrIVeu over IHe slUTh IUuVV Oh
Wednesday night.
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mia. They will spend some time in
San Francisco. Sacramento and other
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The attention OF the public was
directed to the Poultry Show yester-
day. The attendance was very good.
Mrs. Rasmus Rasmussen and Miss
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ith a late supper following the
an Hellenic ball. The affair was
cid at the residence OF DR.. and
Irs. &. 8. Bulge with the Misses
raloo Judge. Blanche Bulge. Mar
aret Judge, Alice Peterson, Marie
'ederson and Kathryne Hatch as
ostesses which the guests included
Iessrs yanez Wilson, Morgan Nc
lay. Lee Kenner, PERCY Smith, AL
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capital required. Barber Specially
Co, Omaha, Neb. Adv-tf
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are banished by cREAM-Lo.
Adv-1-22
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school at the New Jersey Academy
this winter, returned to her home
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and force through coarse sieve.
Thicken the liquor In which the glh'ets
were cooked, season, add cream. ne
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Margaret Madison and Thelma Fra
ser were hostesses at Tea given
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UV7H VFVHbHN % I7VBFIl UJ NIIV %
ceum committee. The geneal admis
sion price $500 10 only half price
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LOGAN REPUBLICAN,
On last Friday the Beta Delta had
as a dinner guest Senator South
wick of Salt lake City. who came to
visit his daughter. Miss Pearl South
wick
Mr., and Mrs. b. G. Thatcher left
Tuesday for Salt Lake City to spend
a few days.
The A. C. womens' Club met on
Monday with Mrs Geo. Hendricks
as hostess. The program was given
by Prof N. A. Peterson. who Is Civ
ing a series Of talks to this club on
literature for Children. This was the
lsecond one and was on prose for
Children. Special guests OF the af-
ternoon were Mrs. F. C. Reynolds,
Mrs. Susie p. Flack. Mrs. Nellie
lLangton and Mrs. I. p. Stewart. A,
the conclusion OF thu program tea
was served.
8 o o 8
Monday afternoon Mrs, Rhoda
Cook entertained with luncheon.
The guests were Mrs. Susia p. Flack,
Mrs. Ed Hyde, Mrs, d. C. Bulge
Mrs. Nellie Gangton Miss Margaret
Wilkinson and Miss Charlotte Kyle,
On Sunday last Mr.. and Mrs An
dreas Peterson entertained at din
ner The rooms and also the table
were beautifully decorated with crys-
tai vases filled with clusters OF cut
flowers, There were ten guests.
On last Thursday evening the
Alumnae members of the Delta Beta
Sorority entertained for the active
members The occasion being the
presentation by the Alumnae to tn,
Sorority OF handsome buffet. Cards
were enjoyed during the evening
the prise for the highest score go
ing TO Miss Retta Cutler. A daint!
luncheon was served. There wer,
TWENTY-FIVE in attendance.
Miss Louise Bird was week-en,
guest at the Thsats house.
. . .
Miss Ella Jensen left Sunday 70
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ness has not been advanced. u Is stid
free, but not always to be had
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leave MONDAY LOT Atialta NeVie'A'
where he has been called TO fulfill
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in Loveland, Colorado, the nrst OF
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~ a U
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10 NIIuI sou OI'V" HVIV q ~ I"Vt IL "''
not until after much negotiation
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cious dinner was served and all who
49, ,,,.hod Ei,ia much suc-
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1IWht Ut IHV VUHHIIIy WVHIIUu'
Pumpkin Pie In cupa.
For those who likc sc Milling hut
cannot eat pastrv %, custard cups with
the numpt'u mXuwc, put rim Ut
pnstrr ueuund the top of the cup and
bnke us usual.
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chestnut stutiinp.
Hlnnrh n nnnnh OF Iinllnn chestnnfa
and q half or poultry
one-half cupful of raislns,

.hnlf euptul % shortenlng. on.
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Cranberry Ice.
Cook the cranberrIes as for sauce.
strain them and add an equal amount
If sugar strip and freeze. Make the
sugar strip by boiling two cupfuls OF
sugar with half cupful OF water
until thick; when cool use. Serve
when frozen In tall glnsscs.
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uest at the Thsats house. IN
d
Miss Ella Jensen left Sunday for Il
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ng to Miss Retta Cutler. A dainty
luncheon was served. There were
twenty-five in attendance.
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second one and was on prose for
Special guests OF the af-
.ernoon were Mrs. F.. C. Reynolds,
Mrs. Susie p. Flack Mrs. Nellie
Langton and Mrs. l. p Stewart. AZ
the conclusion OF thu program tea
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by the Alumnae to the
|orority OF a handsome buffet. Cards
Vere enjoyed during the evening. |
he n.I.s a., a.. h,.ho.. .oo,, % |
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Games and dancing were enjoyed .
The Devils Lake world., 1921-11-30
FROM EXCHANGES
was home Tuesday between

Ijury, was home Tuesday between
trains.
H. w. Sonneborn, we'll known farm.
er north Of town, has been appointed
as the mail carrier out Of the Web
ster postofice.
Clarence Olson returned Sunday
from Oslo, Minn., where he is now To-
Gated as the agent Of the Standard
! Oil Co., at that place.
berry sauce and pumpkin pie will un-
doubtedly be consumed in this COM
munity Thursday. All business insti-
tutions will of course be closed and
practically every family is either in
vited out to big dinner or is prepar-
ing one itself. While things may not
be just as prosperous as we would like
to see them, yet we all realize that
we have a multitude of things to be
thankful for.
In what was undoubtedly the best
basket ball game ever played in
Starkweather, the high school defeat
ed town team Tuesday eevning by
the score of 26 to 20. The game was
fast and exciting from beginning to
end and both teams showed flashes of
real basket ball. 1t can be safely said
that if the local high school boys play
as we'll against Munich Friday night
as they did against the town team
Tuesday night victory for them is
assured.
Superintendent Carl Gilbertson of
the local schools, left Saturday for
Fargo to attend the annual state
teachers association meeting:
County Agent Challey and Charles
Ouradnik, president of the Ward Coun-
ty Farm Bureau, were visitors in
Starkweather Saturday evening.
The Misses Larsen, Cardiff and
Hendrickson went to Fargo last week
where they attended the annual meet
ing of the State Teachers Association.
They will also visit a few days at
their homes.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Hoy left Tues
day for Devils Lake where they will
visit until Friday when they expect
to leave for California where they
will spend the balance of the winter
and part of next summer.
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Oluf Hagen was Great Northern
passenger to Grand Forks and Hills.
boro Tuesday.
Joe Chiler and II. johnson came up
from Brocket yesterday to attend the
r. N. A. dance. They returned via
train this morning.
P. w. Honnef, proprietor Of the Ed
more City meat market, was bust
ness visitor in town Tuesday.
L. c. Vobayda was a business visitor
at Devils Lake Saturday, returning
Monday.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Dorny Of
Shepherd township, a baby boy, We'd
nesday, Nov. 26th.
Miss Bernice Sanborn came up on
Wednesday from Sauter school to
spend Thanksgiving with her parents.
The Golden Valley Progress, Of
Beach, has suspended publication. It
was nonpartisan paper and died of
acute financitis.
Miss Ruth Brown and Miss Helen
Wilder of Grand Forks, spent the last
week end visiting Miss Annabel Earl
and Professor and Mrs. Hjortland.
Joseph ]. Helix left this morning
for Garner, Iowa, in answer to a tele-
gram received yesterday announcing
the serious illness of his mother.
Stanley Bina came over from Con-
way Thanksgiving day to attend the
Royal Neighbors' dance in the even
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Garthe of Law
ton are the parents of baby girl,
born here Sunday.-Grand Forks Her
aid, Nov. 22.
Frank Cameron and Ed johnson.
two Of the most popular statesmen who
visit our busy berg, were in town
Tuesday calling on their trade.
The first aerial time table, consist
ing of nearly 100 pages, has appeared
in Germany.
The Devils Lake world., 1921-11-30
Mrs. Bolstad has enjoyed a visit
from her sister Mrs. Hobbs

Mrs. Bolstad has enjoyed a visit
from her sister, Mrs. Hobbs.
Fred Stevens was at Hampder
Tuesday evening, where he directed
the rehearsal Of the Hampden band
That organization will appear in pub.
lie January End.
Helleck Hellcckson, ST., went to
Devils Lake yesterday to attend to
business matters.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Ingersol went
to Wilton, Mimi, where they will
spend Thanksgiving with Mr.. Inger-
sols parents.
Joe Hurdy, who has worked as a
blacksmith for Joe Salaba for some
! months, left Monday for his home in
Montgomery, Minn., for the winter.
D. P. George was visitor at Lako-
ia Monday. He went down to see
Oliver St. Martin, barber at Lakota,
with whoih he worked for a time at
Devils Lake.
The basket ball teams of the local
high school, both the boys and girls,
played scheduled games at Brockett
Saturday, both were defeated by a
few points. This is the first game
the girls have played, the boys hav-
ing played three. This is their first
defeat.
A Thanksgiving dance is scheduled
for this evening. A fine moving pic
ture will be shown the first part of
the evening, followed by big dance.
A 5-piece orchestra will furnish the
music.
The two Grand Forks boys, Day
and Emard, who were arrested by j.
w. Wright this summer as booze run
ners, had their trial in district court
last week and were both found guilty
This was the first conviction of liquor
case this term.
Hans Fjone left yesterday for AL
berta, Canada, where he owns farm
and will make his future home.
Miss Margaret Olsen and Jackie
Young were passengers to Grand
Forks Tuesday to visit relatives.
Frank Bail was passenger to the
county seat yesterday.
Peter Honnef was business visitor
at Lawton Tuesday.
Martin Hoghaug of Devils Lake
was visitor in the city yesterday.
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cHURCHs FERRY
(Churchs Ferry Sun)
Miss Johanna Klebe of Minot

Miss Johanna Klebe of Minot is
spending Thanksgiving with her SIS
ter, Miss Antonia Klebe.
L. M. A. Foss of Brinsmade was a
visitor in town last Friday. He ex-
poets to move back to the farm soon.
Miss Helen Morris who is teaching
near Fessenden is spending Thanks
giving with home folks.
Leonard Parson and family of Ken
lucky arrived Tuesday and are look
ing for location. Mrs. Parson is a
cousin Of Mrs. r. M. Goldman.
w. A. Hausmann left Sunday ev-
ening for St. Paul.
I, B. Roher returned Tuesday from
st. Paul where he went with a load
of stock.
Miss Lucy Sylvester went to Devils
Lake Monday to have dental work
done, returning Tuesday.
The Sun is issued one day early this
week so that the printing force may
observe Thanksgiving.
Miss Clara Hanson, who is teaching
at Heimdal, N. D., is spending Thanks
giving with home folks.
E. G. Brewer of Des Moines, a rep
resentative of the Brotherhood of
American Yeomen, was here this week
in the interest of the lodge.
The school building recently erect
ed in Dry Lake township burned Mon
day morning. The cause of the fire
was not learned.
0. J. Hanson of Grand Forks was
visitor at the R. NJ. Goldman home
last Thursday. He was here looking
after his farming interests at Niles,
this state.
Mrs. o. G. Hiaasen returned Satur-
day to her home at Baker after visit
with relatives here.
Mrs. Myra Noltimier returned Sat-
urday from several weeks visit with
friends and relatives at St. Paul and
Excelsior, Mimi.
Ole Nestegard's little daughter,
Esther, ten years old, who has been
sick at the General hospital, Devils
Lake, following an operation for ap-
pendicitis, died Sunday evening and
was buried at the North Prairie GEM
etery north of Leeds Wednesday. She
had been suffering for ten weeks and
death came as great relief.
The Devils Lake world., 1921-11-30
LAWTON
(Lawton Republican,

Mr.. and Mrs. Schroeder of Bartlett,
arrived Thursday to spend Thanks
giving with her sister, Mrs. J. R. Je-
chort and family and take in the R.
N. A. benefit dance in the evening.
Miss Ella Bruhajell Of Edmore was
the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Greasy on
Thanksgiving day.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Langton spent
Thanksgiving at the Beatty home at
Lakota.
Bernard Gibbons of Lakota and his
brother Clayton of Minnewaukan
came up Wednesday to enjoy Thanks
giving day at home with their mother
and sisters.
The Devils Lake world., 1921-11-30
Mems and Boys Sweaters

Fine assortment of Boys Sweaters, pullover and
Ssrssi1 Ssas sfg'ss st Wonderful S2.48
BGys Sweaters, ssany a: I'll seisa %ssa patlover at
Fine assortment Of young mems pullover
sS.dss, snssssrs; .t an wool and al $6.75
Mems heavy all wool Sweaters, regular $3.50
reduced ssiess; to -.--------$ 7.98
Mems and young mems all wool coat jackets,
rsdsesd rsdatsS TO- e ',ao values, 81 S IS
Mems fine Isle socks, regular Soc Or
values, reduced to- pair ---- AOC
Mems fine Silk Hose, regular $1.00 E(1o
The Devils Lake world., 1921-11-30
EDMORE
(Herald-News)

M. M. Van Osdel spent the week
end with his family at Grand Forks.
Miss Mae Sneesby of Devils Lake
spent few days the past week as
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Fuer-
stenau.
Fire destroyed the large granary
on the Baird farm just north of Lako-
ia, Friday. 1t was filled with grain,
and the loss was considerable.
The Methodist Aid gave a success
full supper in the church basement
Monday evening.
The Devils Lake world., 1921-11-30
254 WORDS A MINUTE
WRITTEN IN SPEED TEST
By CHAMPION ARTIST

Two hundred and fifty-four words
q minutel 81
A column Of reading matter ever,
four minutes ,53
That's how fast Albert Tangora
champion amature typist, turned out
the sheets from his typewriter re-.
Gently in st. Paul.,
Tangora, thou only II years old. Il
one Of the four fastest typist In the
world.
The Devils Lake world., 1921-11-30
Asrlean salt.

. report made 70 the French Society
q Biology shows that 25 OOG, 600 human
beings IN the Congo region commonly
employ salt gof potassium instead of
salt OF sodium for seasoning their
food. They obtain this salt from the.
ashes OF certain plants. Since the.
opening up Of the countsy ordinary
salt has been largely imported, but the,
negroes regard Il as insipid, and aban.,
don with regret the use Of their fam.
mar ashes. They take the Imported
salt only because 1t is cheap.
The Devils Lake world., 1921-11-30
HAMPDEN
(Hampden Newsl

Fred Newgard of Cummings, this
state, arrived in the village last
Thursday afternoon for a brief visit
with his cousin, Fritz Skaar.
c. H. Conaway was a passenger to
Devils Lake Friday morning on busi-
ness.
J. McDougall was a passenger to
Devils Lake Friday morning for a
brief business visit.
Mrs. Minnie Barteau returned Fri
day from Argusville, this state, where
she spent few days as the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark Barteau.
Herman Flock motored to the Lake
on business last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Brandt motored
to Munich Sunday morning.
The Devils Lake world., 1921-11-30
STARkWEATHER
(Starkweather Tinies)

Mrs. Levi Briggs went to Egeland
Wednesday morning to spend Thanks
giving at the home of her daughter.
A. o. Sather went to Churchs Fer
ry last week where he visited friends
and attended to business matters.
Ole Aalhus, who has been in Devils
Lake for some time serving on the
The Devils Lake world., 1921-11-30
Few Regions Really Rain,ess.

No part of the earth's surface is alb
solutcly rain|ess except the interiors
of Antarctitn and Greenland, where
the mnis1ure .hat'faIIs is always in the
form, of SNOW.
The Devils Lake world., 1921-11-30

J. G. Penney Co.'S, Toy Department
now open. Buy now while the ~
sortments are complete. c4s-
The toiler. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1919-1922, 1921-01-01
SATURDAY, JAN. l, 1921.

establishments had sent in returns. On the ground
of certain data, the Agriculture on Communist
lines Department assumes the number of collect
i've establishments in the country to be not less
than $4,000.
The Soviet Communes represent the newest
form of agricultural activity They were not in
existence during the first year of the revolution
and appeared first in February 1919. They are
being organised for the purpose of increasing pro-
ducton by intensive agriculture and by increasing
the cultivated area thus preparing the ground for
a compelte transition to Communist agriculture
and to the creation of. exemplary agronomic
centres i,
All Soviet Comunes of state Importance are
in charge of the Commissariat for Agriculture.
Apart from this number of Soviet Communes
are in charge of Industrial Unions and serve the
needs of the organizations that have formed them.
The recent returns of the Soviet Communes date
from the end of July 1920 According to these
there are 3076 Soviet Communes in 40 provinces
of Russia exclusive of sugar plantations and
Communes in charge Of the Industrial Unions
The toiler. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1919-1922, 1921-01-01
The Tragic Death of Three French Militants.

Last summer the left syndicalist unions of
France chose three delegates to go to Russia to
represent them at the Third International as well
as to try to organize the Revolutionary Trade
Union International
The delegates were comrades Marcel Vergeat,
one of the secretaries of the Metal Workers Union;
Lepetit well known militant of the Building
Workers Union; and the exiled secretary of the
Railroad Worers Federation, Leon Midol. For
some reason OIL other, comrade Midol did not go.
When the two delegates arrived in Russia, they
wrote back enthusiastic articles and letters about
the achievements of the Russian Workers. Some
of Vergeat's impressions were printed in "LA VIE
OUVRIERE", organ of the left syndicalists.
After making tour in southern Russia, u
kraine and Odessa, our comrades returned to Mos
COW, preparing themselves to leave for France in
order to take part in the Orleans congress Of the
c. G. T. during the last days of September AS the
international police was on the lookout for them,
they could not return thru Finland, Esthonia or
Poland They had to choose the risky and uncertain