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The Lamar register., 1921-06-15
FRENCH -CAPPER BILL WOULD
FORCE CORRECT GRADING
OF WOOLEN GOODS
"Shoddy" or Worked-over WoOlen Ma
terial Not Only Cheapens Clothes
in Quality and Price but Re-
duces Price Received for
Virgin Wool by the
Producer.

The purpose of the French-Capper
Bill soon to come before Congress is
to force correct branding of wooden
goods. At the present time no dis
tinction is made between goods made
from new wool and those made with
greater or lees amount of reworked
material known as "shoddy." When
you go to a clothing store the sales
man offers you a suit which he guar
antees as "all wool" 1t may be all
wool, but the purchaser does not know
how often some of the wool has been
re-worked. Manufacturers admit that
cloth containing shoddy will not wear
or keep its shape like cloth from virgin
wool. If manufacturers were compell-
ed to brand each piece of goods so as
to show the percentage of re-workcd
wool, the customer would soon put a
premium on new wool goods.
The opponents of the bill make three
claims. First, that correct branding
is impossible to enforce, because there
is no way of determining by chemical
examination whether goods contain
shoddy or not, that if there were no
shoddy used, there would not be
enough wooden clothing for everyone
as the world only produces about II
OF. of woolen cloth per year for each
man, woman and child in the temper
ate zone. Third, that shoddy does not
interfere with the sheep mans profit
because wool sells for more than shod-
dy; that if enough wool was produced,
shoddy would be driven from the mar
ket and that consequently, the sheep
business is not affected by shoddy.
This line of reasoning is not sat
isfactory." says C. l. Bray of the Colo
rndo Agricultural College at would
be just as easy TO station u S. in
spectors in wool mills to put their
stamp on goods as ii is to maintain
the present meat inspection service in
packing plants but such close inspec-
tion might not be needed"
ht sIloihy illhuSNI. II II ltBlllIlldtt
one. People may have clothes made
from that material if they so desire
and cannot afford real wool. If goods
were branded with the proportion of
re-worked wool contained, the wool
producer would not be wronged. But
where a cheap and inferior substitute
sells along with higher priced and
purer material with no distinction made
between the two, there is only one re-
suit possible-the cheap material sells
for more than il should and the good
material for less. This has been prov
en- in the case of eggs. Where eggs
are sold case count" with good eggs.
rotten eggs and partly hatched eggs
all Oh the same basis, the price paid
for the good eggs is always lowered.
When bought on "candled" basis, the |
good eggs bring their full value and
the bad ones are thrown out Increas-
ed wool production can only lower the |
The Lamar register., 1921-06-15
The Many in One.

The House has passed and sent to
the Senate bill permitting the con-
solidation Of competing interstate tele-
phone systems. The Interstate Com
merce Commission is charged with the
administration Of the measure, and
will pass upon all applications for con-
solicitations.
The Lamar register., 1921-06-15

The number of farm tractors operat-
ed in the state has not shown SO great
an increase in the past l2 months as
in the two preceding years, according
TO partial reports received by the
State immigration Department from
county assessors. Final reports show
ed 3.34s tractors being operated on the
farms in 1920, compared with 2,247
the preceding year. Such reports as
have been received this year indicate
that there are slightly more than a.
900 farm tractors in use in the state
this year, fully so per cent of them
being in the counties east of the noun
tains. Weld county leads in the mum
Der of tractors reported, with about
$50, and Logan county ranks second,
with about 400. A few counties show
decreases in the number of tractors
reported, but this is perhaps due TO
mcompleteness of reports. All eoun-
ties in the state but ten reported farm
tractors in use in 1920.
The Lamar register., 1921-06-15
The European Kaleidoscope.

A month ago British and French
troops were on the point Of invading
Germany to enforce reparations pay
ment. Now they are fighting side by
The Lamar register., 1921-06-15

Auto insuranee-fire, theft. collision.
windstorm. property damage and per
sonal injury-all at lowest price. C.
A. Hansen, Phone Lamar rs.
The Lamar register., 1921-06-15

Auto collision insurance at lowest
price. Call C. A. Hansen, Phone La
mar 20.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-09-23
CSortietuna uuo SdluB.)

NoNH E"'A ~ OH~HDt
8ciuet, 9etau. Die 8orbereitun.
gen maren ~getroffen, mo in Den
erlten So9en oes 9opembcr trai
&oic i'll Berlin elm. 9o3 2eben
mo Greiben bort mutete iie iuie
ettpns gan5 SremoeS an. Sicben
Sabre bate iie %5ugebraft, fait oh.
ne ettuas bon Der @eIt 81 leheu,
nun fam iie iih Dor pie elm @o(os
tlidld)en, oaS ans ieinem ltiQea
goliin in Den StruoeI zines @e.
birgsbad)cs oeriett lit. IS ifien
faIt %unglaublit, oaB iie IeIbit friiber
onf ben Con oieier llngebung uno
Sebensweiie geitimmt eelpeien mar.
Sir ibren inneren Mcnid)en ma.
rem Ole lesten lieben Sabre bon elm.
ihneioeuoer 8eoeutung eelpeicn,
oas fam ibr aud i'm Yertebr NIT
Glen Heinefe 10 rett sum ge.
tpnBtieil. 0ieie mar felt ldngerer
3eit an elmer Sdule tdtig, itrebte
aber iiber bieie beideioene Stel.
lung binaus. 0as beeobte uno
ebreei8ige M1Sten arbeitete aus
allen aroiten fir oas S%berlebrerin.
nenerameu. Sn ipGteren Sabren
moute lie iebit cine Sdule grim.
ben. gs iolte elm M%ulterinltitut
iperoeu, mad ueleiteu @runSidsen
geieiiet.
Sbre SreunoilInen o~erfolgten
mebr ODER fperieer d1nlid)e 3iele.
Ginige ituoierten, aroere paren ouf
fiinitleriid)em oSer funitgemerbli.
dem 8cbiet tatig. Sntenlipes Or.
beiten, e;IrigeS Gorp1rtsItreben
iiberal. Gie &ergnnscnbeit eing
iie penig on, Die @eeentpart mar
linen MIR bos Mittel, nm li6 Die
3ufunft mogIifit irei uto msbrin.
geno 5u geitalten.
Gum eritenmnI fam es Roie
ifneioeuo gum 8elpuBtiein, ooB in
ibrem eigenen 2ebeu Die 3utnait
eigertlih gar feline 8ole ipiele. Sn
ttoimeriid) linnenoer 9eidGftiaung
mi. ben @eitaIteu ibrer 8%bantaiie,
0rolIBeu i'm Walo, mar ibr oas
bisber ME 70 gang flor aeporoen.
Iber es mar ifou 10 uno es muB.
te gut ieim. sic eeborte nift 81
ben JreicL Die iid ibr 2eben nod
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-09-23

VA hSNJ NAHhtNt AAl ON OaA5S 0uN
riidfomme, aber id fann's nid]t LAT.
ien."
Sic itanO gcgen bos Sitter se-
Iebnt,' bIab uno 5itterno, er iob
oeutlid ons @eben Der Singer, Die
einen Der @iienitdbe umfoBt biel-
ten. GuGltc er lie? @inen augen.
bid fiiblte err etpas tpie Witleio,
aber oas perfloe baIo. Gr oafte
al ieinen 3orn uuo ieine gntt1u-
idung onmals i'm @aIoe, an bic
oarauf folgenoen Bod)en, in oeneu
eS ibm flar geluoroen. oaB fie lid,
piel 81 tief in iein @er3 geIfmei-
dclt babe, nm iie aui5ugeben. gr
tonnte lid Ieiu 2eben einfnd obne
lie nidrt oenteu, mo 10 bate err.
ipenn aud nnb bnrtem &f iei.
nem StoI5 oieien Sdritt abgerun.
gen. @S mar cine 2emiitigrng.
uno Dab or lie aIS ioIfe erfannte,
CAB ieinem 8eien cine gelpiiie
Sbrofibeit, Ieiner Gimme einen
frenloen berriiden Gou.
sd fam nidt mad airifa su-
riidfebren NIT Dem @eoarfeu, oaB
es oielleid)t MIR Elm MiBnerlt1nonis
mar, oaS uns Observation-Disclosures.
IS fam iein, Dab id oamaIs mel
ne 8orte ungeididt p1blte. SD
bate Sic froeen moneu, - OBJ Sic
meme 6rnu per6en pouter, 5rGn-
lein Morbolt. Satten Sic mid
rid)tig periiouoen?"
sic lpuroe abme6ielno blaB unS
rot. go feSt umflammcrte lie Den
8ittetitab, bas baS Siinne @etpebe
ibres Sonoidubs aerriB.
nSa," iagte tie leiie obne Jpn
an5niebcn. @r run3eIte beftig bic
Stiru in Dem erneuteu @efiibI idor.
ier 3emiitigung.
limb es par Sbre SeutIide ab.
iiht. mid ob5umeiien2"
~Sa.~
ga uanote er ii6 befis sum
@ebeu. Gieie Situation idIug
Ood al ieiner 8iiroe au idonunas-
los ms @eiidt, aber elm letter
9lid ouf ibre 3iiee bannte i'm ipie.
Der al ieinen 8las.
Stun, Sic mohten bon einem
nnbeitreitboren Red)t @ebruid nna
es tut mir IeiO, ipenn i) Sbnen ID
Itig iicI, ober i'd fonnte chen inn
8Orperlonf unierer 9efonntId)oIt
nidt Den Ginorud gciuinuen, ouS
ib Sbnen unougcnebm iei."
Sic bib Die Sabine Suiammen. 8
Sott, weIfe Reiu, pelhe Marter.
Sab er oenn gar niht pie iie litt2
Nie 5uuor mar eS ibr nit 10 grau.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-09-23

tiilble III iDttlH StpeI IIeltOe
Sd)ulo iiibnen, nit eigener Sreue
frrmoe llntreue gutmaden.
Sine 2ebensoufgabe mar 6as
oud, pieIIeidt io9ar eiiie Iobneuoe,
ober iie regte nidt ole 2%ebcn8geiiter
81 roger Sroftentialtung uno sunl
iouf8enoen Sidnueiien an &inoer.
niiien an. ma tat lie It'll uno emit
tpie @~oiteS0ienIt.
llebcr oieieS uno 0bnlihes oadtc
iie nad). ols iie an einem fIaren
SOrmittaa oas SauS nerIie6. Sic
tuollte Glen bon ibrem S6uuofal
obbolen uno oorber nod einen Spa.
5iergnrtg ourd ben 3ieraarten mo.
den. ltnpilIfiirlib Ienfte lie ibre
Sdritte gum 9enfmaI Der 30nigin
Cutie.
gS mar ibr INNER, aIs OBJ cine
gebeime Spmpntbie iie nit oicier
8eItolt berbdnoe, ais OBJ ihr fir Den
e~igenartisen ausorua ibrer Sal.
tung crit iebt oas 8erIt6n0nis ae.
fommeu iei. 9ie @eitaIt itoIS uno
auireht, ibrer 8iiroe beipubt uno
cod ben 9opf Ieid)t geienft pie I'M.
ter elmer 9iiroe, Die nur 8ott be.
FAINT tit uno Dem eieenen SerSen.
Seulano trat neben iie. Sic at.
tete nid)t eleid) oaraut aber Der
menidllite @lid iibt unter llmit1n.
ben cine ionoerbare Mad)t. RoIe
hattie ploblif oas 8efiibl, oab fie
firiert peroe, uno manote Iid, ct.
mas unipiIig INT.
~@crr BON Hoiiind."
Sn iabem Sd)red uno biIiloIer
Ingit eutiubr ibr Scr Same. ct.
mas i'll ihr mabute iie, Dab or nidt
10 id)nel aeben per6e, mic or &c.
tommcn mar uno oaB es 0iesnlal
fein Gntrinneu gebe. 9as 6untle
@elid)t fab beinabe iiniter aus in
ieiuem entidioiienen Grnit.
sd babe Sic id)on felt einiaer
3cit bemerft uno bin Sbnen bierber
geiOlat. Gos lit ouinringIi6 unb
pielleid)t ettpas niiroelos bon meincr
Scite, nod Der art, pie Sic mid
I'M Serbit boben abIaufeu %laiien."
"Serr bon Hoiiind id
fonnen Sic mir Dies nidt eripo.
ren2"
sd fiirdie uein. SD bate 70.
bnr Dor. Sic in oIIer 6orm INN cine
unterreoung 81 bitten, ipetn i'd
Dor meiner abreile auf aluei Gage
mad @rob. @erIit 8uriidtamc. 0aB
i'd Sic pIoblib bier trof, perriidtc
mir ben 9on5en BIon un6 m,B mobl
ODER libel meme SormIoiigfeit ent.
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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-11-04
INCREASE OVER PRE-W.AR PRICES

tract, Boulevard addition, Rock Id
Sian, 81.
Margaret Forster to Hugh d. and
Flora Carey, part lots Is and 16.
block 4, Coal Valley $40.
p. H. Dohrn to Theodore Frand-
sen, lots 81, %. %, "a, block 4,
Fruitland, South Moline, Township,
81
Fred Frels and wife to Bridget
A Hannegan, lot 20 and west so
feet lot q, block 1, Carbon Cliff, 81.
William Seidler, Jr., ct al to Arch
Foster, west half, southeast quar-
ter section 10-16-1 west, 81
Arthur E. johnson and wife to
Ernest E. Young, lot IA, block 4,
Highlands, East Moline, 81.
Egnar Kruss and wife to Clarence
Nicholson and wife, lot 4, block 4.
R S. Woodburn's addition, Moline,
81.
Mira Hershey to Carrie Schultz,
tract in southwest quarter, section
6-16-4 west, 81
Edwin Palmer to r. ]. Reeder
and wife. lot 81, Richland addition,
Moline. $500.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-11-04

1852 have enrolled This. also, is
an increase over last year.
Including the number registered
in the last summer session. total
registration for this year will run
close to 1900. Enrolment by col
leges is this: At Urbana-Cham-
paign-Liberal arts and sciences,
24e9: commerce and business ad
ministration, 2007: engineering.
1855; agriculture, S74; music, Sc;
law. 120; library, Sc; education,
259; graduate school. 454. At Chi
cago-Medicine. 1922; pharmacy,
26O. and dentistry, $50.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-11-04
On County Records

Nathan Taxman and wife tc
Blanche Sosna, part lots and 6
block 60, Lower addition, Rock Is
land, 81.
Blanche Sosna to Sophia Taxman
part lots and 6, block 69, Lofer
addition, Rock Island. 81
Albert J. Thompson to D. A
Flanagan, part lot 4, block l.
Brackets addition to Rock Island
81.
Glen L. Cox and wife to Grace IT.
Lrcas. lot IL, block 1, Donahoo and
Cosner's First addition, East MO
line. 81.
Lewis d. Barding and wife to
Karl w. Wahlberg, lots 9 and 10,
block 2, Midland addition, Moline,
81.
Henry J. Pardon ct al to Alvin
Hayes, lots and 6, Pardon Bros.
Second addition, Rock Island, 81.
Alex Quinn Maddox and wife to
Edgar Morse and wife, lot IS in
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-11-04
STATE UNIVERSITY
ENROLMENT JUMPS

Urbana, Height thousand
eight hundred bona fide residence
students have registered in the uni
versity of Illinois to date, as against
7,343 on the same date last year.
In the schools and colleges of
Urbana- Champaign the total reg
istration is announced as S.040,
while in the college OF medicine,
the college of dentistry, and the
school of pharmacy in Chicago
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-11-04
SURVEY SHOWS
RENTALS STILL
GOING HIGHER
sespite Reductions In Practically
Everything Else, House Rents
Continue Soaring.

Washington, Nov. 4.-Home rent
iis In the United States are still
IN the increase This despite ded-
lite reductions In the cost OF labor,
materials, fuel and other elements
sftering into the construction or
maintenance of rental properties.
In a detailed survey OF rental
rates and othar chief factors in the
tverage mans family budget, COW
sring 30 cities, government fnvesu-
sators find that home rents today
average about 9 Per cent higher
man on Dec. 1, 1920, and go per
cent higher than in 1913.
Only in three cfties-Detroit, MO
bile and Seatue-haVe rents de-
siined from the level Of a year ago.
The decrease in each of these cities
was small. In the case OF Detroit,
where rents had increased 10S Per
cent during the war, they Tell oil 10
The point of a Sc per cent Increase.
In Mobile and Seattle the declines
were fractional.
But in the other 30 cities rents
we're being forced steadily upward
IN the face of an appreciate decline
IN every other essential cost of
living.
In Chicago the last year, they
AVE been showed up 81 per cent as
compared TO the pre-war rates. In
December. 1920, Chicago's average
tome rents were 489 per cent over
hose of 1913. Today they average
10 per cent higher than in 1913.
In Me- York they have climbed
per cent; III Cleveland, 8; in Gin
:innau, 3; in Memphis, II; in ST.
louis, 19.
The per cent increase in rental
ates are in the face of an average
lecline in other living costs of Is
,er cent from the cost of living lev
i of December, 1920.
OF the 24,351 $40 families in the
United States in 1920, 12,943,59S oc-
npied rented homes. The total
,ill for home rents in this country
oday is close 10 $4,000, 900, 900 a
rear more than in 1913.
Paris -Prospectors in the de-
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-11-04

Paris -Prospectors in the de-
artment of Haute-LOire, in the
outheast of France, report the dis
.overy of large oil deposits. Ar
engagements are being made for
heir development.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-11-04

Children's Felt House Slippers q n
regular $1.95 value color, red only, ~
pair Observation-Disclosures. ~ a
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-11-04

Children's Bloomers-made of fine g q
quality black sateen, all Sizes reg-$ H
ular Csc values, 2 for .... -
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-11-04

Boys Flannel Waists-sizes to d IN
16 years, colors blue and grey only, D n
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-11-04

Leatherette Suit Cases-size "a n a
inch, dark brown only, very spe- D E
cially priced at, each ........ 81
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-11-04

Boys Knee Pants-in dark pat = 81
terms and all sizes, special for Sat y u
and Mon. only, each ......... n
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-11-04

Ladies' Extra Size Flannel Under =
sk1rts-made of extra heavy nan-
mel. each Il
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-11-04

Mems and Boys Caps-in fall and a,
winter weight, all sizes, worth y
double the price asked, each -.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-02-07

f1- E0cA work. Is V-s7a{ly chosen
As rransfer s1au- 80 . corpora
1ion- Ire rrgsl COMPANY seH1a IRE
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-02-07

rErize1 sF Z fficv ~ 3 r-sztly
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-02-07

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re original certificates or q csr1s-
Scales issued In cases o. transfers
e. uWrsrkAi1. Goes 1ut exceed ths
-urnhEr aHshorszs6 TIE registrar
receives the certificates IS taey are
Issued ~ lie transfer s~err De-
ts7-uek l. -hev 1rs With tie an
-berize1 limits e fEs1e. counter
ss-ns them. makes tAe necessary
entries II is records z-6 returns
-hem 70 tae transfer aver. zor De-
livs-- Il rs Etockhoioer.
Il tbs corporation issues Ftx cx1
stock znd -nskes is er- rz1s.s-k
he se-Tices Q. competent regis
--z+ are aizAiT 6eslrHss as q check
arsl1st oFsr-iEElz-lce q EtocE. and
rna1F corporations grz1 thsn-
selves - tins Ezfeguara
4 sometimes fEr7sas tl1at = cn--
psrstiu1 a. 3 dlstsros trgzn New
TOrk has z Eosa rr1po-rc- q its
stock Asl1 Locally. tie resi- being
scz-ts-e1 Ntls 1is co-rso-z1or
IS rsof unElndtul q ttGs t,sus<-s u
: ksr- Xork r-snkfs- agent zn<
registrar. = nsy besi-z-s % taxa
ssrzr.are q their services Il lie
bsIs. ttszf = Vsliz bz q eaars1-
lE1ns 70 1hElr focs- k.ockbDi 5srs 70
lave tie trz1Essr agent nea- ho-ns-
u x7ch case Tie interests of al
sr7zkhoia-rz CA bs serves ~ tie
appointment q Z 1ocsz transfer
zEs1f so6 registrar s1e : New
To-k &C 1-11E1er agent and co-res-
zs-a-
NznF corporations z-e r-oS-znz
- tie adtzntaess q . Ssw To-k
pEr1ng zs=1- sor cosE,ons xns 1las-
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En1xlsars rt 81 s8rh, lesza re-
or1rnlDenrs and uuE1 exercise
great care II regard 20 Ire Statutes
q 1hs various states cszeriDs af'-
;,oir1me1ts of g-aarsis1S Hdul1ls-
t-afr-s ana srerulers. Il wsl IS
slztutss relating = ths replace
meu1 C JOS. certificates and tc Ens
T'-esers zuIh1r1sy @ fss-sn1 s-rn-
5rr undE q power q sttcr1sE.
7Gsn tnare are always poEEZtsi Les
q farrsry = be guarded zrEinEt-
furcs-T e TIE zErue @ re cc-pc-
rEt501 oEcsr Es-zl1r stock csrzi1-
Gates. o. rhs aaans q the soidsr e
csrzi1rsts o. q rs number Of
shares vtllch csi-18cz1s reI-7s-
seu-E
i'sH corporations rz-s 1uzadsFs
Il zsEuus lhs responsiveness Il
ccznsc-s11 uErh 1as -rz1kEE- u
sloesk Cnee- tAs raaez q tbs New
Enrk nmrEss : rorTs7-z-o- wnese
s-etsE Is -c ts listed e zBs Ex-
uHz1rs uuz have : reE-Etrsr. z1c
1h:E registrar uns- as z1lthe- CTR
E,1ra-ion- Ez-s z-Hi1 rrgEs caEl-
7sz1r. ~ reason e n far 1zles t9r
50 acfire Is rsnsrnlF ssserted
4 Is o5zQus zaz1 vtaz rzTs'.szi
s-ock is lsz0P5 every r-sezu11-
aus ts taken T. rreranz tie ksss-
facs . ce-1EEca.es fur mare rtzn
Ire sr1h9ri1e5 Euu.ter q shares.
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b r7sNcis =. sfSscs
fice S-sric.-: Gus-z-.y --ar.
Company - Nr~ %r-s.

c.o-ps-s ~ Ne~ Nr-s.
n I'M szLa ri g~uvznc
A1 business ss1ua1ea fr-
h from u1DsF cHrsH-
reaches I F,ol1. n II
dsvslu7Insrs where Is managers
see a opportunity u sr7sEnd Il
5rto q lE-re- business II thsr coulc
eet me H0d1-iun1l capital rsres-
sErT sC- s1rh expansion. Bu lhsrs
B-s mErF difficulties II 1he xsy q.
sprt new fEranc1nr The tsuE1rass
.s usually pz-tne-sniT o. q claHs
corporation thHf is. o1s whose
stock ,s held Is 3 Jsarmnneui II
NesiusIs fE slnal E-oun. uEusi-
lx mBds u largely q men s<-ivssy
interested = tls BUSINESS As !
-uis zns members q llis rrou5
AsVs nr n1rs 1ouner = fnTssz.
ThsE H-s- 1na-e1vs-. sezlszs =
ths-r uur-ul q TIE business xnE
tzsz11ts - -sasI,Grd-zs l. r. takirr
II AZ Farmers o-hsr iErrs locza II
THsiurs srzn tbaarh Kuca locL
BauneF were ErElszhiz
Tie salali11 Is IL aQ,saH1 L 1.,s
genera IguAas far 1hs oasss1
tnn1s.
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