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Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1922-12-08
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

Frank Bayee was at Green Bay over
Sunday.
j. H. and J. F. Hammes were to Wa
beno Tuesday.
Barney Nc Ginley of Crandon was a
business caller Tuesday
Mrs. Ed Moore went to Green Bay,
Friday returning Saturday.
Come in and see our new line of child
ren's toys. A. q. Rusch & Co.
Dennis Johnson went to Laona,
Saturday to remain for some time.
Special line of children's Xmas toys
Come and look them over A. E. Rusch
& Co.
Supervisor ]. Fl. Hammes of Padus
attended meeting of the town board
Tuesday evening.
Messers, Howe & Black, horse deal
ers of Shawano, have been in town on
business this week
AL Bauman has gone to Newald
where he will be employed in the
Gerl Bros. logging camp
Mrs. NJ j. Dickinson returned Tues
day from visit with her daughter,
Hazel, at Menominee, Wis.
N. w. Johnson of the Carter & Wa
beno Telephone Co., was here on bust.
ness few days this week.
For Sale or Trade room frame
house Lot 66 13s, 2 blocks from
school and church. Apply Miller Bros,
Gillett.
H G. Jason, salesman for the Wood
ford & Bill Piano Co., of Marinette,
and Mr.. Arnold, piano tuner, also of
Marinette, were business call ers here
Tuesday and Wednesday.
The fire loss on the farm home of
justed promptly The policy was writ
en- by Frank Mischo in the Milwaukee
Mechanics Ins CO., and the prompt
payment of the claim speaks well for
the Company he represents
Mrs y G. Dickinson and baby left
Saturday on their homeward journey to
Gotun, Canal Zone, where Mr.. Dickin-
son is employed. Mrs. Dickinson and
baby have been spending the past four
months here at the home of her parents
Mr.. and n RS A. E Lawrence.
II. w. Hallman, agricultural in
structor and coach of the high school
basket ball team, was at Wausau last
Friday, to attend one day school of
instruction on coaching, by Prof.
about 35 representatives were present.
Don't forget the basket ball game
Friday night Dec. 9Th at 800 o'clock at
Neider's hall.
There will be two games one between
the first teams and the other between
the second teams of the Crandon and
Wabeno high schools.
During the war the government
offered war saving stamps, paying
about per cent as method of saving
for people of small means. Since the
war, and to take the place of war
savings stamps, the Government offer
ed Treasury savings certificates in
denominations of $25, 500 and 81 900,
now aold to investors at $50 so, S82 and
$500, respectively. They pay per
cent if held until maturity, FIVE years
from the date of issue. About $685.
coo, 900 of War Savings Stamps, series
of 1918, become due January lst, 1928,
and the Government now offers to issue
Treasury savings certificates in ex-
change for them, affording the owners
an opportunity to continue safe in
vestment with good interest. Saving
has furnished the life blood for many
nations and insures prosperity to the
people. The Government is doing
every thing possible to encourage saving
in the United States by offering sound
and attractive securities for the invest
ment of small sums. If you want to
save, and insure your future, it would
pay you to investigate Uncle Sans
Savings System.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1922-12-08
THE ROMANCE OF WORDS
"DoN'T"

THE word 'don't" Is in gen.
l. eral use and ii is recognized
by grammarians as good Eng
lish word, but it. must be remem-
bered that don't" is contrac-
tion of the verb "dO" and the
adverb mot" and it is equiva-
lent, therefore, to "do not' and
not to "does not Don't"
should be used only where the
two words "do not may be put
in its place.
Correct usage permits the en-
ployment of "don't" only with a
plural noun or pronOun, or with
the personal pronoun II" or the
personal pronoun "you." Never
say ''he DON'T" "she don't" "it
DON'T" etc. Even the most un-
trained ear will detect the error
when, for example, ''he do not
go" is spoken or written, but
the incorrectness of "he don't
go" is not so apparent.
Such use of the word don't
as in the sentence, "One swal-
low don't make a spring" is
heard frequently; but its incor-
rectness becomes apparent when
"do not" is substituted for
don't and the sentence be-
comes Zone swallow do not
make a spring."
The proper word to use when
contraction for "does not" is
desired is "doesn't"; for exam
pie, lone swallow doesn't make
a spring."
20 by the Wheeler Syndicate, Inc.)
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Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1922-12-08
Hammes Buys Hotel Alfred

An important real estate deal was
closed here this week when John Ham,
mes of Padus purchased the Hotel Al
fred of Vim. Hubbard. The new owner
will remodel the building throughout
and number of improvements will be
made.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1922-12-08

PRESBYTERIAN. Regular services
avery Sunday IL :00 q. m. and 7:30. p. m.
Sunday School at 1000 a. m. The
public is invited.
Rev. WEsTFALL, Pastor.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1922-12-08
GO TO CHURCH SUNDAY

ST. AMBROSE. Mass every Sun
day at and 1915 clock. Baptism at
ls30. Sunday school at 2. Benediction
att
FATHER A. L. BUYTAERT.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1922-12-08
TRINITY Ev. LUTHERAN:

Services English Sunday, Dec. 10th
at 10. Sunday School at 2.
English Advent services every We'd
nesday evening until Christmas at p
m.
Catechism classes Saturday morning
REV. VIM. r. HUTH, Pastor.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1922-03-05


Billy Baghdadw whispered misc eyousy
And Betty of whispered
Faster and flashed in still
II wit headI" N~Ss
"Im tiredo
hand now theni" >N''N"
YOU did matter
ALWAYS made me dance Made anyway ' 'NN
that was nice speech that Betty forgave him for all
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-09-29
BEGGED O. E1||' & Il 4
HhhS. TELLS wEY.
Write to Cincinnati Bell Foundry Co.. Cincinnati, O.

albite Srsel l~friper Jig fra Siocu
omfring 177O-S0. S 6orbiMoelie
nleo bette itob / Glbre Sio ct &Ioffe.
fill, iom brugtes paa Sc itore Ssiti-
Ger. S 1908 fit airfen mt Sr9eI.
Set garnle Snitrumert meo bets rigc
Srnamentif beiinoer Jig III paa Sol
femuieet.
airfens itore aloffer err uofert
hos Sobn @9rner i 9onoon / 1896.
Se1t minore 8loffe, iom / i'm Sio gif
ltll, blep omitebt peo Y,isnes Sts.
teri % mefaniife Serfiteo / 1856.
Get Sfib, iom b9nger / &irfen,
er Ell Otobel al oen &inafarer, bpor.
meo Sognepreit Sens Bone = Soe.
repreit iii Sroms og WoIano 1747
IA = reiite iom Sfibspreit. Sfi.
bet, iom bar armeret meo 8 &ano.
ller paa bper SIDE, beo "Sronrigen
o. Sarmarf".
5 Safriitiet, iom bleb tiIbpggct
atrfen / SognepreIt Solutions Sio
GS0S-29) finbes ct giqeoe al Ia.
Tia fi~Grteguenoe Seiu afiieleoe Sc.
gene. Gette 9iueoe bar tioligere
otbGngt / &irfen.
Girfens aieloer ion for benptte.
oeS iom 2iJtielber, er MI afitGngt.
ia Girfen / 1881 blep reitaureret,
fonot man at De / aieloeren UNDER
Hibtgangen anbragte Sigtiiter bar
rrerfplote meo Wilrbroffer ira DC
oeo 8irfens Smbpgning neoreplle
@G9se. S Srgelforets aieloer bar
Ger oerintoo rent og iteniat. Ser bar
rebiat 80 9igfiiter, iom tiaigemeo
Si1ene par bel beparet.
On airfert fan enonu tiIfoies. at
Sem ! arigcns Sio tS07-t4 par
malt iort, forat Sen life ifuIoe tiere
Sicnoen Tom Sismerfe.
Siben Sroms / 1873 blep eget
Sognefalo bar Wenigbeoen bapt FOL.
senbe Sognepreiter: NiIs Gbriitoier
&enrif Saigc ira 1854. ienere
Sogneprcit til 9arbll; IieIs Gbri.
titan Infer fra tS94-1903, ienere
SoanepreIt til gieItaS; ariitian
Griitenien fra 1904-05, osoe paa
Sacpb 9uIbranSien fra
10000, mlp9rerbe SogrepreIt
til aumpens Ienigbeb / 9riitiania:
Safob @interthun ira t909-t6,
ccoe paa Srontseu o. iiben 1916 Ben
nupRrenoe Sognepreit y. 9irnb.
S. 5.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-09-29
en- CANNED
Serldnosfirfe.

en- al Iorges Gloite Girfebpgnin'
GER Tiger paa oct bsieitc Gunft al
ben WorGne, iom itr9ffer Jig fra
Gaarben gieIano benimob Sope.
fog. Senne MprGne er igien Ell
iioen Del al oct Winbe ON Sstioen,
icm Ri bar / ben itore Worene, iorl
itrGffer fig belt fra Sorten oper
Geplungbaprt, Somfrulanb, Srome
o. 8rimitab til SGoereu.
airfens geliggenbeb, iom MI ~
res minbre belbig, bar piItnof Ga bell
Eggecoes, meset ~naturlig. Sengang
Lar ben eitlige Gel al Gen oen melt
bcbpggeoe, oernpit bapbe man fra
Sebenifabets Sio pRret pant til at
lalnIeS til Sffergiloer paa peitre
Sunorm, buor Ser itoo ct SOB, bpor.
ci @aarben Sooe bar lit Naun. Oct
ontages, at bette SOB blep omoannct
til &irfe 90 benpttet iom iaaban |
onlfrins 100 Iar, inbtil man | Seer.
tcoen fit ppfert en- ny Stenfirfe, ionl
if Ell meget imllf, bominerenoe
Glabs paa @aaroen 9reffes @runo.
Sagnet iortGIer, at Ger ifal babe
tGrct Ell meget lfarp Strio ON, bpor
airfen iflllbe ligge. Hogen piloe
tape bclt paa @reffe, mems andre
riIbe at Dem ifuloe ligge lgrtgere illS
paa Gen, paa @aarben Saffes
8runo. De iibite gift al meo Set
rem, o. man bapbe oaereoe fremifaf.
let Sen til @runbmilren f~orneoue,
Sten, ba De, iom bolot paa greffe.
tomten. beillittet at ipiae Wooitan.
berne ct Gubs. De iamlet iaa man-
&C Seite ian mllig, % en- Nat fisrte
Sc al Sen Sten, iom bar iamlet paa
Suffetomten neo til 9reffe. 0a De
andre 9aaen fit ie bette, mente De,
at bsiere Nagter maatte babe bepir.
let set % turbe intet iiee. gn brat
Naffe | ben gamle Sci n9r 8aarben
}affe faIbes BEN Dag ibag "airfe'
Itenbaffen".
Somme bar ment, at Sromp Sir
fc bar faat lin Elaos al Senipn til,
Al ben ifuloe tiene iom Sismerfe.
Oct fam bel bore, at bette SenIpn
bar ipilet ino peo Sorbanolingerne
I'm, bppr airfen buroe bpgges. S
S'irfelisbeoen bar 9irfen ale fine
Cage peret ct ubmerfet Siemerfe.
Settle bar ogiaa oct offentlige ifisnt,
let Spr. og Werfeoeienet oen Gag
nag pebliseboloer De af airfeus
8egge, iom nenber no MOB Sapet.
Snor eammeI SromS airfe er lar
a life mel geitemtbeo afgisre. Gro.
icsior Gietrihion letter Sioen for
0ens Spfsrelie til meaem Iar 1000
"a 1900 % n9pncr BEN iom bareroe
n,eb til be airfer paa ben romantic
Stils Sio, iom bapbe 8or os Sfib
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-09-29

@ar iiben. Weit fienbt err Stcinba.
mar giennem lin literGre Iirfiom.
beb. S en- &pffe 8eger, SortGlin-
ger 90 Sigte CAB ban llotrpf for fit
ibelle 2ipsipn.
- Warie Glemence &osiiGon,
Observation-Disclosures for ct.
Soiepb'S eitrene | Rorge, er aigaaet
peo 9soen. gun blep 70 Iar gam.
meo. S De 80 Gar, bum bar pirfet /
Worge, bar ct. Soiepb.S eitrenes Or.
beioe ifuot raft 8ert, iaa Girfiombe.
ben M omfatter Sor Srile Soipital
| 8%riitiania, glepbiemet @or Srue
8iaa imnt flere SfoIer, Soipitaler
og Spgebilie ubenbps. Marie Gle.
mence &osiillon, iom bar isot /
Sranfrige, bill blt iapnet Of ollie ser
par rmoer benoes Smiorg.
Narueien. Ser bar / De iioIte Sa.
&c at Mrguit p9ret ianlet en- &Gffe
Observation-Disclosures paa Wsoer
90 &ilrier / &riitiania. "slpiien" bar
forelagt flere al Dem, fra ollie &anter
at Sanoet, oct betponinasfulbe
Spergsmaal: Sporbau eaar set nleo
Snobeltningen / bette panifeliae
@eir2 Selpfelgelig bar Seiret iinfet
% beip9rliggiort Slaatonnen, flyer
De fleite. Wtet ganife merfeig bar
man auigepel fact ino aoifinig Spi
ganife nelbieraet, pg ON meaet en- ifa.
bet iaa er Sfaben neppe iaa flor iom
flere tror. Igeren itaar giennemgaa-
eftoe meget pert, bpor ben life er blet
iaa altfor ioGr Of ben bar laet iig
formeget. Tooberterne porer iGrlia
traftig efter oen rigelige Heober oa
ganife gobe @arme. 9anobrngsoi-
rettsren ntetler, at Iaret fol bli no.
gertliinoe bra - maaife WfiooelSaar;
men ban tan life uotale noget mere
beitemt, ba ban manaIer 9eretninger
ira lioite WaaneO. Se fommer ferlt
noget @iellere. - Sapebrligsfouiulent
Spsbaffen tror, at Sril9tanlen life
bar liot noget boz entlig af &egnet
enonu. Woreller % SapebGr bar
ielpfelgeltg tagct nogeit Sfabe al
&egnet men gole, er aliaepel ilet
life blet baarlie. = StotsmpfoIog
Ssritab oplpier, of ban life bar moo.
taget nosen Meobelelie ON Iotetraa.
te e1er alben farlig TIanteipaopm,
iom ifuloe fslgc al set langparige
&egn % forbolbspis bpic Sempera.
tur. Wten man r,oa bel oespprre
bore forberebt paa no9eil Slanteraa.
te. $ Saroanger bar flere Sp9boms.
angreb paa Sriiaten giort meaer
Sfaoc - Iaa Sabet CT sanife betpoe-
liz = napnlig I be Saper bpor mar
life bar iprsitet moo Sop % Snief.
ter. s Srsnbelag bar man bibtil
bapt ct meget gobt Iar, meb flor Ssi.
abl % bel inbberget Ipling. Wtan
bar 8rlno til at pente furbelagtig
Grport til Gnglanb al Ssi iaar, oa
Observation-Disclosures cplpler | 9rep
at &lsperbsi bar gipet 90 PCT. mlber
mibbels gpl % Simotei 1870 pgt.
inber. - grporteu al 8Gr til eng.
LAMB, iGrlig &ips % Solb9r bar
gaaet meeet bra, ba gerene er fom.
met frem | ubmerfet Silitanb. Ser.
imob bar Exporter al glaob9r gaaet
minbre gobt, ba bisie life bar al beb-
ite Sort - lntobne og raaone |
glmtoing meo friife. Senere grport
al 9Gr er ser life eobc lloiigter for.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-09-29

CT ldl1lflc Sgloe o9 Srepoe. SetIc
er oen Gel al 8irfen, iom er opfsrt
al 8raaiten. Gen gamle &irfeS 500
rcoinoeaugsbsr bar Den nup9renDe
ntiotre Ger MOB belt. Seb ben ion.
Gre SIDE al oen sltre Irm iinbes Ell
eienmlret 9sr meb Ell Glnobne
oper, iom a~filuttes / to Wenneifean'
iigter.
$ benne lille Stenfirfe meb &c
irlaa Iinbuer ferret Wenigbeben Il.
ne 8l,ostjeneite fsrit | omfring 400
glar unber &atolicismen % iaa ODER
200 slar efter &eformationen, iuotil
oe1 / 1751 blep pmoanret til Sors-
firfe, ioet Der Iattes to Irme til al
Spmner, ligeiom Secret flptteoes ira
eitre til ienore Arm.
Sronts airfe, bpis Snorebnins er
i &ofpfoitil, blep reitaureret / 1880
Isl. Sibligere bar Girfen uoelt
4aneIing inopenoig. Saget bar b..
nlalet meo Sfper iantt A ipGpenoe
Gngle, Ell / bpert al De fire Setter.
boori Wibtpartiet CT belt. Teb Ge'
itaurotionen blep Saget opernalet
co belle &irfen patelet og nlalet inb.
benbig Iamt foripnet meo rpe 9Gn.
fer.
&irfenS Sitter, ioln ifriper Jig fra
Stoen fpr &irfenS Snlbpgning, er
for9ret ben | 1925.
I~ltertaplens Sopeobileoe err ell
Sremitiains al Naoperoens Snoitif.
telie, omgit al en- eaipieiormet Siam.
me. Der iinbes SrGbiaeoer al aoam
ca gpu, og al Sobannes Den Ssber
iamt ct gileoe al SeIllS paa &oriet.
Set bar / 1925 Wenigbeoen fisbs
te &irfen al Stiftsbefalinesmano
Soban Sigismuno 2iaienpalm, iom
ct Ear Iar / Sorpeien bapoe fisbt
&irten, oa oenle ianmen meo &c
f.eite andre norife &irfer paa ben
r,eIt ifanbalsie Waaoe bortalftio-
/ rrteS efter Song 6rebrif Den Aces
Detailing. 2ilienpalm CAB Mteitts'
heoen Sfisoe paa &irfen Den 17oe
April nGpnte slar.
Ereoifeitolen er foripnet mco
Rilcoer al De 4 g%pangeliitcr. Seo
Sioen al YrGoifcitolen finbes 4 81.
neglas, arbragt | en- iGues Tarme
til at oreie runot. ct angiper 1
Sime, ct 8 aparter, ct u Sime, og
Ell 1 aparter. Snifription 1859.
Soer Sr9oifeitolen er anbragt Ell
c~ttefantet Simmel, %bporunoer err f9.
Itet en- forislpet Due unber forgpIote
Straaler.
s Secret iinSes cit meget irrltf
Sfrifteitol foripnet meo Walerier,
ionr betegner oens Seitemmelie. Eaa
Gsren er fremitilet en- Ereit, ionn
ubioIperer en- fnGlenoe 3uinoe. Saa
Siben iinoeS ct 9iaebe al Sen Gil
grerbe Ieter % ct al oen ~forIorne
Sens SiemfomIt.
Secret er aoitilt fra Sfibet peo ct
8itterperf. beitaaenbe al ~forgplote
Seiler. Spentil gaar en- SieIfe, iom
oper aorosren banner III 9ite; ooer
Gelnle err anbragt Sreorif BEN 5tes
froneoe Saaben o. NapnetrGf ontgtt
al to 2aurbGrgrene. Heoennnoer
Iiaar "YruSentia ct crnitantia"
(aIoaifab og Stanbbaitigbeh). Saa.
bcnet bolbes al TO 9sper. Eaa bier
Sioe al bisie err isien anbrast en-
gnael, Iom bploer en- 9rans, ! bots
Miote itaar "Saleluia". Mrtens
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-09-29
SeTmpoe.

geruou areSs at gitre Sitritt. hols
Ser tit Seitmeoe / Siroaia lirtbsrfe Res
nie6eb. Sait. 9. s. Sammers aaIS 27ce
Sttober. Sreoae al. 1880
gabuiraSprrteu oeS Gaitor aIfreS Rils
ion. SdmtaIeemuet giaias 55. 81
iuoleSes nf Sait. .. SnuauS. gueelf
Vrrteu peS &ait. Stteriou. Ssusag
Ecrm. Risiiousprrteu eeo Saitor 8.
alepen. arsSieus ReuisbeSer padu,ius
seS ON ar ieuSe en- sIer 70 Selseater.
8eitbp, gSis.. tsse SEPT. 1922.
2. 8. &onSestoeSt, Sorm.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-09-29

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Isle genee 90 iie sr rssIfrsret. IsusHisE bert
san getsr. erns ssrisr tffe Isle esuse zssH
st taa apittsriHs ist ssssef.
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Grainger County news. (Rutledge, Tenn.) 1917-current, 1922-12-13
lXlA
PHILOSOPHY
MM

CHRISTMAS is coming. Can't
Nyou see the twinkle in the eyes
of those kiddies? Can't you hear the
pit-a-pat of their anxious hearts when
they awake in the morning to make
rush for that stocking? And the JOY
when they examine it, the thrill of the
anticipation, the delight of a wish
fulfilled, the pure red blood sent
coursing through the veins Of the little
manakins that one of these days are
goin' to help run the country. Think
of the privilege of being able to create
happiness of this kind, and to mould
little men and little women into bigger
and broader beings. Christmas is t.
most glorious opportunity OF all the
year. Come to think OF it, why wait
why not make little Christmas in
the home every once in a while9 Dates
don't matter. Most likely the date of
Christmas isn't correct anyhow.
Grainger County news. (Rutledge, Tenn.) 1917-current, 1922-12-13
FARM BLOCK FOR
FORD FERTILIZER

While President Harding is strain
ing every nerve to obtain a subsidy
for shipping, the Farm bloc in Con.
gress has definitely decided to back
the Henry Ford proposal to lease and
operate the fertilizing plants at
Muscle Shoals, Ala.
Those back of the Muscle Shoals
movement plainly indicate their con.
iction. that the quick and cheap
manufacture of fertilizer is Of more
fundamental Importance to the
American farmer than the establish
ing of an American merchant ma
rine, much as that is to be desired as
builder of trade.
The Muscle Shoals bill will be
backed ia connection with bill pro
viding for an intermediate form Of
credit running from six months to
three ye9ls'
There is a marked opposition TO
the leasing Of Muscle Shoals TO ;hc
Michigan millionaire, the obiec tors
contending that the government sell
it at all, provides certain capital TO.
the enterprise for long period Of
time and at low interest, and obtains
no guarantees from the purchaser.
= 1t is absurd to suppose that Fore
proposes to invest his millions IN an
enterprise and then let il stagnate
The best guarantee the farmers feel
they have, is the fact that Mr.. Ford
is nearing his sixtieth year and that
his only reward now can come in
honor and in service, and not in the
accumulation of additional wealth,
The development of Muscle Sho ais
would mean the regeneration of the
entire southern territory. 1t would
be of incalcuable benefit to farmers
Whatever may be said against it,
surely it seems wiser to get action
Grainger County news. (Rutledge, Tenn.) 1917-current, 1922-12-13

than for Congress to fritter away
more years in haggling while tie
great enterprise with it's multitudin-
Gus buildings and vast machinery
rots on the ground.
Perhaps if we had few more II sn-
ry Ford offers the disgracefrl spe
tacle Of liquidation of our many war
camps might have been spared Us.
More power to the Farm bloc
There via be a new story to tell
when some of these gentlemen adj
dress Congress.
Grainger County news. (Rutledge, Tenn.) 1917-current, 1922-12-13

Do not overlook the advertisements
in this paper-read 'em all.
Graham guardian., 1922-02-24
TIME THIEVES ROB THEMSELVES

desire to practice the gentle art OF getting somthng
for nothing to have been inherent III man since the
earliest time but to date the scheme has not proved
cess Some analysts tell that desire is implanted i'll
the human breast that is impossible of attainment but
it is doubtful if any way will be fod-and it is
hoped it won't-whereby can live without labor.
True, buying in cheap market and selling in dear
market nothing than effort to pinch off
part of ones labor and set aside for future se
yet this is the crux of modern trade Sometimes it is
urged for the parasite who lives on the labor
of his fellows and performs useful service in the world
but it is at best poor The nobles OF work OF
is that of the farmer the who wrests from the
soil the fegving forces for the human kind We cannot
all be farmers Many of us wouldn't want to be these
days But all play our part and do an honest day
productive work in respective spheres, and we can
all realize the fundamental truth that cannot rob our
employers of the time and ability they pay us for without
robbng ourselves Prosperity means ample production
and efficient distribution. We never enjoy what we
do not produce. The drone the hive must be rowned
upon He is like the deadly upas that blights the thing
it touches All hands to work. The bell has rng. Lets
go and then things hum Business activity is purely
state of mind
Graham guardian., 1922-02-24
LOST, sTRAYED OR STOLEN

1t will be interesting if can learn what has become
of the much hearded programme promised by chairman
Lasker when he took the reins of management OF the
Shipping Board from Admiral Benson and outlined his
plans to develop merchant marine that would put
America the forefront of maritime nations Thustng
his feet vigorously if not gracefully, into the shoes OF
Benson Mr.. Lasker told the world the American mer
chant depended the approval of the American
people The Texas farmer and the inland manufacturer
must be brought to that their interest in an American
merchant marine not less than that OF the business
man of the seadoard Benson recognized this. Indeed
he put his campaign into actual operation. 1t felt
however that when Lasker took hold though he did
wrap himself in the mantle of Bensons operations he
would recognized advertising expert be able to out
Benson Benson hundred per cent Every thinking
American agreed with the programme OF educaton but
where it The only evidence of its operation to date
has been the immediate destruction of the campaign
under way, followed by the expenditure of vast of
the public money in socalled national media, which
the farmer is supposed to read and doesn't If this is to
be the way the country to be awakened to the inpor
tance of American merchant marine then might
well stop thinking of Ships and scuttle the fleet have
with the roughshod and sudden audacy displayed
when Lasker out of the clear sky ordered the great -
fuental country uress to stop talking to the people
Graham guardian., 1922-02-24
INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT NO. 6
POWER OF AN ATTRACTIVE CITY

Instead of spending most of their money direct So
citaton of new industries many business men organ
izatons work principally to make their home place de-
srabe city to live and do business n They believe that
they have good schools good Streets good stores parks
and Fairgrounds, good railroad facilities ETC. the city
will be attractive to live in that it will draw population
and grow by its momentum
Many people feel these factors the principal ell
enfent in growth Business have their person
al lives to lead, and they like to settle in communities
where they and their families have advantages. They
will go out of their way to locate in town where modern
facilities of living are developed
Advantages OF this kind exponent of the state of
mind of city They show that place is progressive
disposed to take advantage of opportunities A
feels in settling in such place. that he is identifying him
self with something that is growing and will gain by max
ing himself part of developing community.
The physical exteriors of town help in the same way
If city looks seedy with litery streets and down
buildings, business man would say that it a dead
town and he would shy away from it. But if the cleanup
spirit and the attempt at Identification in evidence
the town makes favorable impression. Business drifts
into it almost without effort.