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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-29
the SEVEN SEAS.


Tho sea takes Ill. Its seven spacious hooss
Are s4rewn with precious yellow gold and rcd
A. thickly q the armament o'erhead
With stars-not all Of Crnsus golden stores
or Midas dreams can match It's aggregate.
Bright silver-yes, thousand camels' loads
Are lying on the coral reefs and roads
TOT tropic seas-a precious wonder freight
And in the turquois depths and placid bsyA
And under all the white-capped Spaniah
Main,
The loot Of splendid golden centuries
II hidden with the bones Of endless slain
From pole to pole, in oceans and lagoous.
Under the zenith suns and rowing moons.
From Baiin Bay, where fret the icy hands.
10 Good Hopes cape and promontofy wide:
! From Boring Straight whore the two worlds
divide.
Forever In the silent, sunless deep
Lie frigates from an hundred ports and
chimes,
And stately clippers. barques Of olden times
Black pirate craft and buccaneers at sleep;
And modern merchantmen and men-o'-war.
With belts Of brass and guns Of tempered
steel,
And monster liners whose unlucky star
| Led them the fury Of the seas to feel,
Have Joined the ancients in an agel0ng sleep
Unknown, uncharted in the mystic deep.
The slender fringe of Adriatic Sea
| Is rich with sp0ils Of Carthage and the home
OF loot from Tyre PhGnecia and Rome;
And in the Persian Gulf and Yellow Sea
The white plumed waves and opalescent tide
| Are rolling over argosies Of kings.
| Laden long years ago with precious things
OF greater worth than mighty kingdoms wide
The Red Sea- Golden Horn-an endless grave
| mighty sepulcher q days Of old,
Where Yib of craft and rib of naked slave,
And jewels rare. and coin and virgin gold.
| The crowns Of monArchs and their skulls are
lent
To mingle with an ages sediment
&C. Ell.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-29
CATHOLIC EDUCATORS MEET.

Cincinnati. March 29.-The Ma
tlonal Catholic Educational associa-
ton has decided to hold its next
annual convention 1t Cincinnati,
according to Announcement made by
the publicity ad convention depart
ment Of the Cincinnati Chamber of
Commerce. The dates set for the
meeting are June q to 30. About
700 Of the leading Catholic educa-
tors Of America are expected 4
attend
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-29
Argus Information Bureau


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Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1921-01-20
aac TO RAISE CORN

The preliminary report on produc-
ing corn in three hundred thirty
seven different representative coun-
ties in the work conducted by the
Iowa Farm Bureau Federation, CO.
operating with the Farm Manage
ment section of the Iowa Experiment
station, has been received.
A very careful lot of work was
done by men who were well qualified
to do with the result that the aver
age was ninety-three cents bushel.
Some of our would-be economists
who are sponsoring anything but the
farmers cause might say that this is
due to the fact that we have put the
land in at very high valuation, but
il they will study the figures which
we have in the Federation office
they will find that the operating
costs are over fifty-six cents per
bushel. The land in the three hum
dred thirty-seven farms used in this
figuring was valued at 1902 per acre
on the average, and taking the inter
est rate at five and one-half per cent
makes the use of the land come to
$dS03, which includes taxes, the
latter being considered land
charge. The present prices that are
being offered makes it look like the
farmer would be lucky to get the
cost of the operating expense, to say
nothing about the rent or the use of
the land.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1921-01-20
THE IoNEsOMEsT PLACE

in the world, / would say it is the
asked to name the lonesomest place
island OF Tristant d'Acunha, far off
the South American coast 1t has a
population of seventy-six, all told.
and vessels visit 1t once every two
years"
The traveller, perhaps, thought he
had earth's ionesomest spot accur-
ately located. But if mere domesti-
Gated man may be permitted 20
speak forNthe other thousands. of
mere men, doubtless he would say
that the lonesomest spot in all the
world is home when the wife and
children are gone. Travellers may
differ but men who have undergone
periods when their families were
away and they were left alone will
affirm the contention. The little
island would look like a place of
great comfort to them, even with as
few as seventy-six souls, IL bound to-
gether by happy home ties and close
relationships.
The lonesomest spot in the world
is not, however, matter OF geog-
raphy or population or economics, so
the Milwaukee Journal points out.
The heart itself generates the feel
ing and houses IT, One may be lone
some in a great city surrounded by
thousands, or he can fill his heart
with love and find some solace alone
and far distant from those he loves.
But there is no need worrying
about an explanation for that lone
some, feeling. 1t is good that men
and women become lonesome, for 1t
is one Of the manifestations OF love,
and what would our poor old world
do IL we didn't have love?
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1921-01-20
ExIRA pIoNEER DEAD

Mrs. Fred Wahlert who came from
Germany with her husband fifty-four
years ago, and who has been a res
ident of Extra township since 1882,
died at the family home at / O'Clock
Saturday night. Death was due to
old age. She was SO.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wahlert were mar
ried in Germany fifty-eight years
ago. They settled in Rock Island on
first coming to this country. In 1882
they came to Audubon county apd
settled on a farm. In 1895 they re-
tired and moved to Extra.
Besides the aged husband, there
are five children surviving. They
are. Mrs. Arthur Schwenneker, of
Irwin; Mrs Lou Schwenneker, living
in Canada; Mrs. John Tibben and
Fred and John Wahlert, living on
farms nearby. There is also niece
Miss Lena Palm. who has made her
home with Mr. and Mrs. Wahlert for
many years.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1921-01-20
YOUNG LADY HIGHLY HONoRED


Miss Marjorie Hnntsburger, of
Gulfport, Miss, who was married
yesterday. was the object of many
social affairs in her home city the
past two weeks. Among them was a
shower given recently and the fol-
lowing item from the Daily Herald
tells of the social affair:
zone of the pleasant social events
of the season was the miscellaneous
shower which was given to Miss Mar
iorie Huntsburger yesterday after
noon from 4 TO 6 o'clock at the COM
modious residence of Mrs. W. NJ,
Baylor on West Beach. Mrs. w. M.
Baylor was hostess and Mrs. A. Ma
thias co-hostess on the occasion.
White narcissus and ferns constitut-
ed the floral and plant decorations.
The smiling faces and graceful cos
tunes of the ladies present, both
attached and unattached, added
much more to the enjoyment Of the
occasion than did the flowers. A
splendid salad course constituted the
refreshments served. The center OF
attraction was the gride-to-be, Miss
Marjorie Huntsburger who was at
tired in a graceful costume of georg
cite. A large number of presents
were received, including linen, sta
tionery, pyrex glassware and other
useful articles. A pleasant surprise
was in the hr2ging in of the gifts in
a decorated basket on a wagon, by
little Margaret Caraway, whose earn
est countenance and innocent face
added greatly to the attractions of
the feature. Another enjoyable part
OF the program was the writing, for
the bride-elect, by each lady present,
menu for meal. What effect this
may have later, upon the groom, can
not be determined. Miss Marjorie,
who is to become the bride of Elliot
Bailey during the month, is one of
Gulfport's attractive and well-belov-
ed young ladies. The groom is a
splendid young man, well known and
highly respected by the entire COM
munity."
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1921-01-20
APPOINT COMMITTEE

President J. R. Hoyard, of the
American Federation, has announc-
ed the appointment of the committee
of fifteen, which is to investigate
live stool, marketing. Iowa is well
represented on this committee, as Mr..
A. Sykes of Ida Grove, president of
the Corn Belt Meat Producers asso-
citation, is one of the members, and
also e. II, Cunningham, secretary of
the Iowa Farm Bureau Federation,
and large cattle and hog feeder,
whose farm is near Lime Springs.
AS an alternate from Iowa, Professor
John NJ EVard of the Experiment
Station, has been selected. II is UNI
derstood that the alternates will
also meet with the regular commit
teemen and be ready TO take their
place whenever necessary. The COM
mittee expects to begin work before
long.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1921-01-20
A. J. VAN SISE
Civil Engineer

Municipal Drainage Engineering.
Farm or City Surveys made promptly
Call Republican office, or
Atlantic, Red 422.
The Devils Lake world., 1921-10-24

Here are two of the constitutional amend
nents, political and yet not entirely politica
'ou will vote ON October twenty-eighth:
The first is regarding compensation of
members of the legislature. It provides
that the constitution be amended by in
creasing the pay allowed members of the
legislature from IS day, or $500 for a
60-day session, to $1,000 for each bienni-
um. The usual 10 cents mile for travel
going and coming is provided for.
Another constitutional amendment pro-
poses that in counties having 5000 popu-.
,lation or less the county judge shall also
be the clerk of the district court. This mea-
sure was advocated in the legislature by
some representatives of smaller counties in
the state as a measure of economy and ef-
ficiency.
Both these proposed amendments are
submitted to the people on concurrent reso-
lutions of the last general assembly.
The Devils Lake world., 1921-10-24
81 IIGL.:
LAW'T!oN
(Lawton Republican,


Miss Pearl Gibbons, who has been
spending her summer vacation with
her folks down on the farm in Wis
c0nsin, returned to Lawton Thurs
day, to resume clerical work in the
telephone and post Office.
q 81 Schimming left for Grand Forks
Thursday evening, having finished up
his threshing and farm engagements
here for the fall. Mr.. Schimming is
undecided yet as to where he will To-
cate for the winter. ..,. j..
Mr.. and Mrs. a. L. Hjortland spent
Sunday ID Grand Forks.
l: Freije Bros. are building a new
garage and warehouse on Main street
& The Catholic Ladies Aid Of, Lawton
md Brocket, met with Mrs. Kerr on
Thursday afternoon. A fine gather
ing Is reported.
4: Mrs. Fred Fish returned from thu
hospital at sGrand Forks Saturday
much improved 1nlf health and VIII
good protpects Of ultimats reeoSsty
E Floyd Henderson, e. +. McKa,
and J. 4. Kops drove to Lakota Tues.
day night, to hear J. W. Brinton. for.
.msr general manager Of ths Consum.
,ers Stores Go. H.
Omf Hagen 1as ! bai5i, less sisito.
In D Dfi Lake Eonday. = <-.s' ~
Mr.. III Mrs. Arthur Wpqd of Ford
yfll6 yiidfted Lawtou frie III Dnnday
I DGs,nya NlsIIton was 81 town Non.
The Devils Lake world., 1921-10-24
WHAT ABOUT THIS

If the l. ". A. forces should win the recall
they would get possession Of the assets of The
Bank Of North Dakota, amounting to $40, $780,
900. This would, according to their initiated
law, be paid into sinking fund to retire the
proposed bond issue Of $7,75O,OOo.' Now the
question arises, what do the l.. v. AS propose
tordo, with sthe difference of $Ad3O, IS 1t
't5 he kept frozen" or have the politicians q
method of disposing of it that they do not want
to expose?, Vote "No" on every initiated mea-
sure. Each one Of them is viciou. and raislead-
ing.
The Devils Lake world., 1921-10-24

MONEY KINGS MENAcED
!. I Senator Ladd wants to reorgailiss Ahess
/. banking system Of theSconntsEy. The hit Y
step would probably be toS ,lish asBankgsss
Of North Dakota ir5each 81 81 q 5Ra' 81 N /;
IT, Press ;ss, s4. IS ssss, III
e The Pioneer Press voices q fear shat is laTxe4
ily responsible for the war that has been .waged
against The Bank Of North Dakota: AS prom
inent Wall street tinancier stated.t q represen-
tative Of the state-owned bank If we don't
fight it now, we will soon have 49 of them, and
then where would we be?"
Forty-nine state-owned banks would certain
ly raise hob with the money trust. And that is
just what is in the way of happening in the
United States.
The Devils Lake world., 1921-10-24
THINK THIS OVER

If the I. V. A. initiated measure relating to
bond issues carries, the whole returns from
which the bonds will eventually be paid to-
gether with the accrued interest will be charg-
able direct to the taxpayers and not from the
proceeds of operation of an industrial program.
Mr.. Voter, do you want higher taxes for bonds
or shall an industrial program self supporting,
be chosen? It's your choice. VOTE. NO -
VOTE NO NINE TIMES AND VOTE FOR
FRAZIER, LEMKE AND HAGAN,
The Devils Lake world., 1921-10-24
!. INDIAN LANDS FOR SALE

INDIAN lands fylks SAElH 81
Approximately 4, 500 acres, 81 indian
Lands win be offered for sl1e TO the
highest bidder December /, 1921 at
TStta Tas aorf No4 a9e n.ots ina,an sids
received until 300 o'clock p. m., De
cember !, 1921, at which time they
will be opened. 4. ~ .s5sSt 3 L.;
BIDS MUST BE SEALED, and
must be accompanied by o certified
cheek on some solvent bank, payable
TO the order Of C. +. Walker, SD. a.,
for 10 percent Of the amount offered.
The allotment number with an saccur-
ate description Of the land bid on must
also be submit 80
Lists giving description and ds,
tails are posted III post Offices and
banks in the following places: Devils
Lake, Minnewaukan, Gando, CAlring.
ton, New Rockford kio. md Fort
The Devils Lake world., 1921-10-24

Clouds Supply Nssdsi Moisture ].
During ltte nearly srainless sumnle Ia I
,oef fSouths Africn tfe ,,o,lnta ains
ustg'bok!b ef l.
iis.'S " I'M,
ass,p'is aalsl.tpfiif s asastlskee1 frsaa
The Devils Lake world., 1921-10-24

girl. Mother and babe doineshiee|y
T. Mr.. and Mrs.%+ Louis Bratt and fam
ily.. entertained :at dinner onssSunday,
Mr.. and Mrs; Herman .Meitsner, Mr.
and Mrs. Herbert. !Wkngen and little
daughter, RosabeaIe, Eabd Miss. Anna.
Kkalhagen. -
Mr.. and Mrs. Y. A. Nelson of Halmp-
den and Mrs. Geo. Marron and little
Fsop Of Fergus Falls, Mimi, spent
Sunday at the Weaver home.
Mrs. NJ. Gibbons, who few weeks
ago fell and injured her hip severely,
lis able to be up and about again.
The editor Of The Republican, after
q three weeks siege by the right up
to-date "fu," which recently invaded
this community, is able to be around
again, tho still a little 'twobbly."
The Devils Lake world., 1921-10-24
LkGALS
NOTICE FOR BIDS

y, Notice is hereby given that bids:
will be received blythe Board Of Edu-
cation of: Prospect Consolidated School
Dist. No. Ss, Derrick, N.sDak., for
the Heating and Ventillating Of the
school building according to plans
The Devils Lake world., 1921-10-24
WORRIED

"I'm little bit uneasy" said young
Gnutt.
'eHow Gomez" asked the interested
friend.
II found out from the village post
master that on the very day sent to
a mail order house for a saxophone
one of the neighbor girls sent for her
first lesson in trained nursing and
another. neighbor began taking a cor
respondence course in embalming."
The Devils Lake world., 1921-10-24

Don't forget to hear Governor
Lynn J. Frazier ut the court house
on. Wednesday evening, Oct. rs. adv.
,
The Devils Lake world., 1921-10-24
HYPOcRlTICAL COVERING OF POLITICAL
LIES


An active campaign is being carried. on
at present in the United States and else
where against comparatively: harmless,
poison called alcohol. There is another
poison however, which for the sake of hu-
manity and future peace, it would be more
essential to combat. That poison is official
phraseology, the hypecritical covering Of
political lies.7aWhat does mankind gain by
Kidding itseftof alcohol as long as it clings :
to that poison of poisons, empty words and
phrases? = George Brandes, great Danish
essayist.
The above paragraph was aimed at interna-
tional diplomacy, but it fits the V. A. initiated
laws exactly. The words and phrases used in
the writing of those laws have been proved to
be "hypocritical covering of political lies. !"
The only safe way is to vote against every one
Of the initiated measures, if you would save the
honor and credit of the state of North Dakota.
The Devils Lake world., 1921-10-24
Leading !. Y. A. Women =:.
Makes False Promises To Get
Ladies To Sign Petitions

A local 1.V. A. woman voter in Sc
curing the signature Of a young lady
I'm Devils Lake, (name on application
.tf -
4
The Devils Lake world., 1921-10-24
RECALL SIGNERs

A careful scrutiny of the list of signers of the
"Recall" petition of the I. V. A. is in itself an
indication of the desperate straits to which that
faction Of economic conditions in North Dakota
has been put The list published in The World
a week ago of Ramsey county signers was
enough to convince any fair-minded voter that
either intentional or unintentional fraud was
practiced in securing of names. Implications
are found thruout the list and some of them in
Devils Lake. Well of course it is expected
some one will answer when legal prosecutions
to follow are arranged thru the attorney gen.
erals office. A precise check is expected to be
completed in another week or two on all lists.
WHY? Mr.. VOTER ~
A vote, other than NO on any of the initiated
measures will be vote to kill the industrial pro-
gram of North Dakota - and may lead to the
practical disfranchisement of the country vot-
crs of the state.
The Devils Lake world., 1921-10-24
FOR 1iIil,At.E..

FOR SAI,E g.
SPECIAL USED CAR BARGAINS
1918 Dodge Brothers Touring.
1919 Dodge Brok6rs Touring. q.
1918 Dodge Brothers Touring Corr
Tires, Bumpers 'front.' and Rear.
1915 Dodge Brothers 4Roadstsr
Wire wheels and Cord Tires.
1921 Ford Sedan run two thousant
Special pris:. III tsrm. 10 rsspon.
sible parties.- ,.s.s'. 5sse,
HARRY E. MeHUGH,
,,,,,,,.,~ :fses : S,,,,,s,:
FOR SALE--First. class furniture il
: first class sondition. Enough Il
furnisks4 roomR Must be taken al
once. Breaking up housekeeping
Will4sell all or by the: piece, dirt
+, cheap. Call; Phone 74S or at the
World Once: ~ e
FOR SALE - six thoroughbred Ger
man Police dogs }(puppies). Four
males and two males. Will be
ready to. ship irshree weeks. Price
$500 4 piece. Mrs. W. A. McCul.
Tough, CoopefstSwn, N. D: 4l-42
>-.>>>~s>
FOR SALE -ssChsice May Matched
Single. Comb Rhsoade Island Reds
and April. and my. Matched choice
Barred Plymouth Rock Cockerels,
So EACH, Mrs. Lille Meggitt, Crary,
North Dakota. '5s AZ
FINE quality sorghum syrup il s.,
10, 15-, 30-gal: containers, $k pet
gallon. Fred. Wolfram, Route No.
i, Belle Plaine;; Minns< Sc 42-z
FOR SALE ! s room 4 house ls " Will,
large bathroom and pantry. All
modern except heat. Good location.
Inquire at The World. !. 41-42
'~~~~~~.>~.>~~~>.>~~ 9~-~---ll>>-
FOR SALE-100 head of high grade
shropshire breeding ewes =. Z.
Harrison. Phops;s,1-R-24, Stark
weather, North &DaKota:st n 41-2-s
NA~N~~e~.e>s~NNs~~NsN
FOR SALE-A fine Radiant Home
heating stove, in good condition.
$25.00 if taken at once. F. L.sHar-
rison, Starkweather, North Dakota.
41-2-3.
FOR SALE ~ Fifty 4pnssgood hay in
stack, conveniently located. Price
IS TO- 81. Address ,fC. B. Kendall,
Great Northern Hotel, Devils Lake,
North Dakota. ! { c41tf .
FOR SALE 49, 49, 100 head Of high grade
Shropshire. breeding ewes. F. Z.
Harrison. Phone sl-R-24, Stark
weather, North, Dakota.;. c41-2-a
FOR SALE - 4 I'M Radiant HONE Home
Heating stove, in, good condition
$500 if taken at oncGaF. l.. Harri-
son, starkweather. North Dakota
=. -'..s J 81. c41-2-3 !
FOR SALE OR RENT Moderr
furnished rooming house, doing fine
~,lbasas.os:S. business; :s2o 1slly Ave 4s
WANTED
= -.
The Devils Lake world., 1921-10-24

at the World office), promised /. her
name would not be made public. - A
fine promise to help the "Recall." (?)
The Devils Lake world., 1921-10-24
.MIsCELLi.ANEoUs

e~~>~~~~S~~~~~>Ss~ ~~~I>~~>~.~e~1>A4.
HEMSTITCHING land Picoting at-
tachment,, works on all. sewing ma:
chimes. PricSHS2, checks -10c extra.
Lights Mail Order House, Bog 127,
Birmingham, Ala. 40-4S
sse.>~'>'.">r>e'>>.es>ee
Devils Lake Dressmaking school open
+ November r. Mrs. T. H. Healy,
!. Wickert Block, City. ,,e' e42-4s
The Devils Lake world., 1921-10-24

- -
AKey to the Question
1Love laughs at locksmiths," oft we
read,
And, lest one is dolt;
He knows that this isESsp. indeed, 81
Whene'Sr. two lovers bolt! t5.
3 t''A;'sis,sa. E''s y1tdSe HSfes:essf,
s,! 1855 sai::;ss;sz I'D rs | Iss .s,s
The Devils Lake world., 1921-10-24

TIL lEits Lat Gu
Doctor: Yog NJ. T. BIZ nm
down. y S..
s. IS Spbbubs: Yes. since i we II 1noysi ont
Hell every woman in tl -. Stl
- ! craek 81 at Her: - Z ysi ~ alsS. l'lI
The Devils Lake world., 1921-10-24

WANTED 70 .6sar froR svner 4
land for sale. >. K. Hssley, Ba,as!
win, Wisconsin. M 4I-
The Devils Lake world., 1921-10-24

WANTEDt-.To T hear from owner Of
good farm for sale. State cash price,
full particulars. D. F. Bush, Mipnea-
polls, MINI. 1928 sa Il
The Devils Lake world., 1921-10-24
WANTED

HELP WANTED we want lady
or gentleman agent to handle city
trade in Devils Lake and other vacant,
cities. This is a wonderful opportunity,
as you will be retailing the genuine J.
R. Watkins Products including Wat.
kins Cocoanut Oil Shampoo, Garda
Face Powder, Fruit Drinks; and over
l37 other products. Write today for
free sample and rtiiculars. The J. E.
Watlias Co. pefS se, winona' ninn; q =
The Devils Lake world., 1921-10-24

NOTICE-You can buy, sell Or trade
real estate, live stock Of almost
anything by advertising in the
classified columns Of The Devils
Lake World. 8|8-tf. ]
The Devils Lake world., 1921-10-24
MONEY KINGS MENACEI

q I gs +
The Devils Lake world., 1921-10-24

FOR SALE -, six thoroughbred Ger
man Police dogs (puppies). -Four
males and two females. Will be
ready to- ship ir4hree weeks. Price
$500 4 piece. Mrs. W. A. McCul.
Tough, CoopefstSwn, N. D. 4l-42
The Devils Lake world., 1921-10-24

FOR SALE OR RENT Moder,
furnished rooming house, doing fin
business, 800 Kelly Ave: -43'
The Devils Lake world., 1921-10-24

FINE quality sorghum syrup in s.
10, 15-, ,30-gal! containers, So pei
gallon Fred Wolfram, RoutH No
1, Belle Plaine; Minn*.. $ 42-z
The Devils Lake world., 1921-10-24


FOR SALE-First, class furniture in
: first class Condition. Enough to
furnisks4 roomlR Must be taken at
once. Breaking up housekeeping.
Will.sell all on by the: piece, dirt
. cheap. Call Phone 74S or at the
World Office: E AZ
The Devils Lake world., 1921-10-24

FOR SALE = s room Z sshouse# Will
large bathroom and pantry: .,All
modern except heat. Good location
Inquire at The World. !. 41-4i
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1921-08-25
ELKO PAPER TIPS OFFICERS
TO WHEREABOUTS OF STILL

Rumor has it. that a big still pro-
ducing smooth moonshine' at an I'M
believable per diem rate. is operating
somewhere in the northern part of
the county The still produces stuff
that sells at ten dollars per gallon.
and there isn't enough to supply the
trade according to the story. 1t is
also said that genuine d'stiller from
Kentucky who knows the secret of
producing an ideal corn whiskey. has
been secured and. is. on the job. The
product for the still is hauled out in
trucks and is sometimes concealed
beneath a load of coal. The territory
fed by the still is said to be quite ex-
tensive and is believed to extend into
surrounding states.
Well. there is only one more re-
mark to make-very brief but to the
point-'How Come ?n-Elko indie
pendent.