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The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-12

EASTER you contemplate it without at once think
ing: "Better look at your clothes needs"
Sylepus clothes admired in the best of circles. Wher
well dressed gather you'll find clothes such these
By their high quality they set themselves distinguished by
their approved styles desired fabrics and clever nedewo
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-12

President. william r. BaLer.
Vice President. l.. G. Huch.
Secretary. $. NJ. Clement. ir.
business Manager. w. J. Shettsl
1923 record:. Finished last wit
OF .325.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-12

We've declared war on Old Man Gl
gloomlets.
We are out to drive them from our mic
forces of happiness and JOY.
We have found the best weapon is a goo
shell landing among the cohorts of gloom.
You can all help in good cause by sent
laf will be shown on the screens of the leadi
thousands can enjoy it and forget their trout
You will be we'll paid for your trouble.
thousands, but you will receive a check
Omaha Bee.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-04-23

Vagraph Company udavat fmech jmena flmovych her.
CD herecek Toto opatreni byo odlvodneno populartou
ktere z tehdy nekere fimove hvezdy dobyy Podnik
mez tim tax vzrostl ze Smith Backtons ej premeni
koncer ktery brzo zaznamenal rocn obra temer mond
doar1 Brzy potion nastoup film vezne tazeni do ceeho
sveta; vtezstv dopomohlo mu hlavne filmove drama
Jak vdno, byly potatky fimu fimoveho svi-
zelne skromne take mimodek nam napada srovnani po
catkI ceskeho fmu temito prvopocatky fmoveho umen
vubec Neni ceske flmove drama este urovni
produkce, ou tim vnny en nuzne primitivni pomery
jakych nus ceskosovensky flmaT pracovat Jsou
ktere mnohy uponlna trpke zacatky zakadateld
fmu. estlze pres nedostatek penez technckych pom
cek vyskolenych hercu esseru obcas podar zhoovt
cesky film, ktery srovnani flmy czmi pax
neocenteny spech spou zaruka, 25 let bude
take napsat radonou ubleni uvahu ceskem fimu ces-
KEN flmovem dramatu.
(Tiskovy pdbor mini radyC
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-04-23

Bryan ponerne neznamy zka presidenskou nomnaci
proavenou reci byla pamatna kampan, z yedl
ii organsovanemu kaptau nez to snad byl jedny prpad
toho druhu amercke poiticke historic Ones ovsem by
Bryan doved takove nadsen pro sebe vzbud kon
venc, nemuve ami massach volicstva.
I'll panove kterf uchazeji demokratckou president
skou nomnac sou sice vesnou a right ale celkem wa
to- jsou tax konservatn iako president Coodge
kdyby nektery Mich bl navrzen nebyo by tomu tfeba
prorockeho ducha predvidati vysledek volby.
Senator LaFollette sbue vsak ucnit letosn voebni
kampan zajimavou toz zepsii Sc jeho vazne podryte
zdrav Zdal pfme- nominac tax zvane teti stra-
ny, name ocekavani kampan este rusnesi nez 1912
kdy do toho voz Roosevelt kdy pravdeny republican
sky kandida p Taft dostal ceym elektornich hlasd
v Utah Vermontu
Dnes jiste neni nkoho, enz by podcehoval su LaFol
eovu kdyby byl nevasnvesm odpurcem wisconsinskeho
enatora Ia LoFoetta postavo by organsovane deni
cvo farmar severozpade coz byla by ste sna kon-
binace.
Nanejvyse zajmavym ie teo souvslosti canek dub
novem elsie Locomotive Engineers Journal orgnu Bratrstva
zeezncnich srojvedoucich pod nazvem "LaFoete
sidentstv", jenz zacina:
"Americky lid zada 81 noveho smeru We Washngtone a
hoda je mi zada 81 presidenta nepotrsneneho sykem
koruptnm osobam zajmy, nekoho, jenz ma srdnatost
bezdhonnost prove dakadne vycisteni stare chsky ez
opetovne zrada lidu. zadny kompromisni kand
dat nepostaci.
das casti canku odporucuje Sc voliclm, ably uvazo
vail sentoru Wisconsin, ako presdentskem kandidatu
Clanek nepochybne vyvolal trapne pociy p Nc
Adooa, jenz pocta podporu zeleznicniho delnctva
Eleonora Duse-ova zemrea po kratke nemoci, kdyz
usch zne il poesk obecenstva kere ese vku IS roku
doveda uchva svym velkym umenim. Ia nekolik dni
stoupi do rodne rakv provazena svo he
reckon spolecnosi.
Byt uzitecnym do konce zivota - to mohlo by byt
nazvano idealnim uzavfenim tehoz
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-04-23

Vzicne iubileum prdce. Ma do
le Albert Tuchomysli u Usti n.
L. nalezeiicim Ceske obchodni
spolecnosti v Usti n. L. pracoval
hornik Jan Divis bez pferuseni
plnych 81 let. v nedsli 80. bfe-
INA dosahl vsku 80 let. Phi te-
to pfilezitosti usporadana byla ma
dole Albert sachetni slavnost ma
pocest jubilantovu "a pfitomnosti
horniho feditele Ceske obchodni
spolecnosti. zastupcu zavodu. "a
vodni rady a dslnictva, pfi niz
mu bylo doruGeno uznani pana
presidenta republiky cestny pc
neezity dar Ceske obchodni spolec-
nostl.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-04-23
ZABITI MA MEZIMESTKE
DRAZE.

Newark, o., %. dubna. -
Wishart Parkinson byl ma mi
ste zabit a A. R. Ardey smrtel-
ne poran6n nakladnf karou ma
mezimestske elektricke draze
Is mil ma zapad odtud vcera
vecer. Ardey zemfel pozdeji
v nemocnici, kan byl dopra-
ven. Wishart vycouval Sc svym
autem ma trait elektricke dra-
hy zrovna kdyz kara velikou
rychlosti sc blizila. Muzi tito
byli spolecniky v kontraktor-
skem obchode.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-04-23
GEN. LOSSOW v KEMALO.
VYCH SLUzBACH.

Berlin, %. dubna. - Teprv
nyni vychazi ma jevo, re byva-
ly nacelnik bavorskeho vojska,
gen. Lossow, ~odcestoval kratce
pred vyvolanim procesu gen.
Ludendorfffem ma ostrov Kor-
flu, 3odkud odjel v spolecnosti
n6kolika nemeckych armad-
Mich dIstojnikG do Angory
Stalo. sc tax ma pozvani Kema.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-04-23

la pasi, jenz chce, ably baron
Lossow pomahal v reorganiso-
vani tureckeho vojska. Lossow
byval dlouha leta prfrucfm ma
nemeckem velvyslanectvi v Ca
rihrade, kde seznamh sc S Ke-
malem. Gen. Lossow je pova-
zovan "a zuriveho nepfitele
Francie a veri, ze Nemecko S
Francii srazl Sc v neKolika le-
tech, kdy Turecko pripoji Sc
opet k Teutonum.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-04-23
JUBILEUM FILMU.

Maoktery zjev Jest pro nasi dobu tax haraeristcky
ako zasny primo rozvo kinemaografu posednch etech
Filmova tecnka filmove umen dosahuje uovne jake
zakladatenm flmu ami nezdao kere me sami pred
10 Is lety neme potuchy To byy ese dtske DOLBY
fimu kdy nam bografech predvadela selba del IL
derry buben obsah hy sd6lova vyvoavanim, kdy
patne mitaly neurGitem prtm ztresenem chaosu p
tvorne postavy grotesknim gesty posuny. to z by
pokrok proti zatatkum moveho dramatu kere saha pr
20 let do mnuosti Podnet Ike vznku fimu dial Edison
svym kinetoskopem bra Lumierove knohou kterez
pristroe omezova pTedvaden yche sobe
sleducch ose prosvicenych fotograf cimz vznkala
dokOnala iuse pobytu Tyto pfsroje byly odkazany
predvadeni obrazkovych ser molly uspokojiti en
vemi nenarocne obecenstvo Pokrok do teo prmvni tech
Milky vnesli madi Angcane Blackton &C. Smith, kite
ri oba vyehova do Spo Statu ably tam hledai Ste
sti Backton byl zamestnnm tesar ker6zto remeso
vozova take Novem Yor1u Jeho povolani privedlo no
kdysi do st6ho naladaee ker rozpoznal tesafovu
intelligence povef ej ohou ntervewovati slavneho
lezce Edsona Phi pfileztos pfedved ynaezce tesar
enz povysil novnafskeho reportera Is dlouhy fn
ktery predstavoval vak pine zd Ma mladeho Backbone
toto pfedveden uGinilo huboky DOZEN ukazalo jake
predstavovac moznost skryy umelecke technce
Backton vyheda hned sveho pree kajana Smitha, KITE
ry Novem Yorku proouka sve zivoby ako kejkir kou
zelnk ale zanenava krone oho horve elekrotechnic
ckymi pokusy take moh byti Backtonov vem napomo-
Oba rozhod sve theorecke zamery uves praxi.
kapitalu $50 dolaru zakoupi oba pfaee knemaogra-
fcky aparat chvch prazdne fotografova crkusove
varietn sceny cmz opar may reperoir pestrych
ejz pfedvadey 0becensvu male mistnost NOvy podnk
byl pfznve pfiat ale mus zapas ak nedostatenost
parau technckeho maerialu tax take konkurenc veke
|
ton kapiulovati uzavf msnost ekoz zatim upne
vycerpa sve prostredky Avsak tohoo beznadejneho
konkurenniho boe poznal mattel konkuTencnho podniku.
jmene Rock zdatnost nadanost obou mladych Angcanu
rozhod 81 zas iejich spoupraci Oba Anglicand
pfiai jeho nabidku zfdii MIN spolecne oldn finland
nj zakadne veky kinomatografcky podnk ktery zahaj
Novem Yorku cnnost pod firmou 'Vagraph Film Compa
ny" jehoz umelecke veden spocvalo vhradne rukou
Backbone Sma Jejich Indicative lie take dekova, ze
beznu 1899 poprve vubec obevo patne skutecne
male drama tituem 'trasideny dunn Toto drama skla
dao nekoka seen, iccch navsevu ducha jakehos
muze jeho udes pred tajemnym navsevnikem Jmeno
orovo, ktery zde raz drahu fmovenu dramau,
nezachovalo Ale hra mea velky uspech ktery podniti
Smitha Backbone by pokracova teto ces Sensacnn
vkonem jeich cile dramacke cnnos by 1904 zhotove
ny film pfedvadec sceny zvota Jfho Washngtona,
DO nasleuici film "Zvot Mozisuv kery prved
zasnou te doby deku pe aktd nchz kazdy rva Is mi
Necy beo take HAST ktere yyykaly onnto mu pr
snou deku chiefly, aby film by provozovan 6astec
: Co by rek tito krkove modernm americkym nemeckyn
g serianm nekolika epochach? Teprve 1907 poea
The Tomahawk. [volume] (White Earth, Becker County, Minn.) 1903-192?, 1924-07-24
SOLOMEN SEAL 8
lodge by
the Dunes" "

A Camp for little Indian Child.
ren. Write r. +. ID. No. 2.
Chesterton, Indiana.
The faculty in charge Of this
institution are admirably qualified
for their work. 1t is in charge of
a college trained lady who is
graduate of Smith College for
girls, and who also spent two years
at the Massachusetts, Agricultural
College, aud a term at the Uni
versity Of Chicago.
She has rs an assistant college
trained Indian woman who UNDER
stands the Indian children and is
deeply interested in her work.
Charges are reasonable. Write for
PAL ticulars.
The Tomahawk. [volume] (White Earth, Becker County, Minn.) 1903-192?, 1924-07-24
Why Do They Do #?


Why will some motorists persist
in trying to beat railroad train
to a crossings
Why will others turn out and
pass another car, when they intend
to turn out at the next street in
tersection or park in the next
blockq
Why do they turn out and pass
you on a country road, at forty
miles an hour, and then settle
down and drive q comfortable and
safe twenty five miles an hour
Immediately after they have passed
you9
Why do some men land women)
drive from one town to another at
a furious pace, and then sit in their
car fifteen or twenty minutes after
they arrive9
Why do some drivers blow their
horn at pedestrians who are cross.
ihg the street at the proper place,
at tho proper pace and who are
we'll within their rights in using
the crossing at the ordinary speed
of three to four miles an hour9
~ Search US. We haven't the
answer.
The Tomahawk. [volume] (White Earth, Becker County, Minn.) 1903-192?, 1924-07-24
beI|eCourt Defeats Libby
At School Election.

Considerable interest was mani
tested here at the school election
held last Saturday evening. The
annual election was for the pur-
pose of electing a member of the
school board to fill the vacancy
caused by the expiration of the
term of one of the board members.
Andrew Bellecourt was the only
candidate who had filed, and whose
name was ou the ballot, Archie
Libby, the present incumbent, ran
on stickers. In all II votes were
cast and resulted in the defeat of
the present incumbent and the
election of Mr.. Bellecourt by q
vote Of Al to 80.
The Tomahawk. [volume] (White Earth, Becker County, Minn.) 1903-192?, 1924-07-24

the Indians square deal. Such
has been the record of Senator
Harreld in the past. He comes
from an Indian STATE and while in
the Senate he has uniformly sup.
ported measures in the interests
of the Indians. If Senator Frazier,
who is recognized as a real friend
of the Indians, is dropped from
the committee, it will be a serious
disappointment to the Chippewa
Indians who have thus far been
inspired with confidence in the
investigation soon to be made.
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OF Deep Historic Interest.

When. Jacob died In Egypt "Juseph
commanded his servants, the physi.
clans. to embalm his father; and tho
physicians embalmed Israel" This
passage from Genesis has now an add.
ed interest. II the body Of Ja-
cob was embalmed In the Egyptian
manner, 1t ought Eow, when Hebron
with the cave Machpelah, where Ja.
cob was -burfed) is in British hands,
to be found possibly with Joseph's In.
scriptions.
The Tomahawk. [volume] (White Earth, Becker County, Minn.) 1903-192?, 1924-07-24
Order Limiting Time to File Claims
and for Hearing Thereon.
=. ItuIy l7-3I.1

j.. Uuly 17-3l.l
State of Minnesota, County of
Becker. In Probate Court.
In the Matter of the Estate Of
Annie Katzenberger, Decedent.
Letters of administration this day
having been granted to J. A. Sebes-
ia. -....-l '.,..-. r.
1t Is Ordered, That the time with
in which all creditors Of the above
named decedent may present claims
against her estate in this Court, be,
and the same hereby is, limited to
six months from and after the date
hereof; and that on the 5th day of
January, 1925, al 10 O'loek A. M, in
the Probate Court Rooms at the
City of Detroit in said County, be,
and the same hereby is, fixed and ap.
pointed as the time and place for
hearing upon and the examination.
adjustment and allowance of such
claims as shall be presented within
the time aforesaid.
Let notice hereof be given by the
publication of this order in The
Tomahawk, as provided by law.
Dated July 9Th, 1924. +
[CoURT SEAL +. o. Hanson
Judge Of Probate.
The Tomahawk. [volume] (White Earth, Becker County, Minn.) 1903-192?, 1924-07-24
|njustices PraCtiCed on
The indians by Bureau
Of Indian Affairs.
Determination Of Heirs In Indian Estates
Is Star Chamber Farce.
SYSTEM CANNOT HELP BUT BREED
CORRUPTION.

Under existing law the Secre-
tary of the Interior is given ex-
elusive authority to determine the
validity of all wills made by re-
stricted Indians disposing of their
estates, and TO likewise, in the
event they die without leaving a
will. to determine their heirs and
the share Of each heir in the estate
of the deceased Indian. The power
thus conferred upon the SECRETARY
is substantially the same authority
today exercised by the probate
courts of the various states and
territories over the estates of the
white people. The value of the
Indian estates annually passed up
on by the Department aggregates,
it is estimated, in excess of $780,
O00,00O.00. According to the
official report of the Commissioner
of Indian Affairs ending June 30.
1922, 3,164 heirship cases and BAL
wills were disposed of in the year
ending June 80, 1922. Miscellan-
eous cases involving minor matters
pertaining to Indian estates dis
posed of during the same period
numbered 3,SO6.
While the law confdes the duty
of performing this work upon the
Secretary of the Interior, the
work is in fact done in the Indian
Bureau under the direction of the
Commissioner of Indian Affairs as
appears from his annual reports.
The methods in vogue in that
Office in connection with heirship
and will cases is beginning to come
to light. The revelations are
shocking and revolving. No re-
stricted Indian can die with any
certainty that the disposition of
his estate will be made in con-
formity with his will, or that his
rightful heirs will inherit his
property. This is because of a
system which, it is now disclosed,
has been long in vogue by the
Indian Bureau in all heirship and
will cases, and has been continued,
enlarged upon and encouraged by
the present Commissioner of In
dian Affairs. This ininquitous
system is in substance as follows:
When an Indian dies leaving a
will, the validity of which is as
sailed by any person claiming an
interest in his estate or where an
Indian dies without q will the
question of determining the valid
ity of the will or the heirs of the
deceased Indian is referred by the
Indian Bureau to one of its exam
iners or the superintendents for a
hearing. At the hearing testimony
is taken in the presence of tne ex-
aminer or superintendent. The
officer then writes up his findings
and transmits them to the bureau
together with the record evidence
taken. AT the same time he sub,
mits q separate confidential report
The Tomahawk. [volume] (White Earth, Becker County, Minn.) 1903-192?, 1924-07-24
Certainty Of Investigation
Into Chippewa Affairs
Causing Panic in the
Indian Bureau.
Personnel Of Investigating Committee Nay
Be Changed.

The certainty of an investigation
into the affairs of the Chippewa
Indians of Minnesota by a sub.
committee of the Senate Commit
tee on Indian Affairs has thrown
the fear of God into number of
Republicans not associated with
the Indian Bureau. When Harold
Knutson, the representative in
Congress from the Sixth Congress
iona District, learned that the in
vestigation was really to be made
he Immediately hiked back to
Washington from Minnesota with
the object in view of securing a
committee controlled by Indian
Bureau supporters. Knutson has
been the mouth piece of the In
dian Bureau and the various bills
he has introduced 10 Congress
pertaining to Chippewa affairs at
the request of the Indian Bureau
will be inquired into by the in
vestigating committee. These bills
cannot stand the light of day.
Knutson is alarmed. The inquiry
must be made by friends of the
administration. Otherwise both
Knutson and the Indian Bureau
may be condemned.
Before Knutson reached Wash
ington it had been generally un.
'derstood that the committee would
be composed of Chairman Harreld,
a Republican from Oklahoma,
Senator Kendrick, Democrat from
Wyoming, and Senator Frazier,
Republican from North Dakota.
This was looked upon as an ideal
committee to ascertain and report
the facts without regard to politics.
About the time 'Knutson reached
Washington it was announced that
the personnel of the committee
had not been officially designated.
This announcement, it is under
stood, followed a protest against
the appointment of Senator
Frazier. Senator FRAZIER was
elected to the Senate as a Repub.
lican. lie had previously been
AFFILIATED with the Farmer-Labor
and Nonpartisan parties. He is
not classed rs an administration
supporter. Senator Kendrick is a
Democrat, and with Frazier could
control the report of the commit
tee, if the facts justified an adverse
report against the Indian Bureau
and Knutson. Hence the demand
on the part of Knutson for a
partisan committee. 1t is gener.
ally believed by those who know
Senator Hsrreld that he will not
permit politics to enter into the
investigation, and that he will
name a committee that will insure
The Tomahawk. [volume] (White Earth, Becker County, Minn.) 1903-192?, 1924-07-24

But sometimes we are tempted
to believe that while all motorists
are not d Id fools, yet every
id fool is driving a motor
car.-Ex.
The Tomahawk. [volume] (White Earth, Becker County, Minn.) 1903-192?, 1924-07-24
CATARRH

Catarrh Is a Local disease greatly in
fluenced by Constitutional conditions.
HALLS CATARRH MEDICINE con-
sists OF an Ointment which gives Quick
Relief by local application, and the
Internal Medicine, a Tonic, which acts
through the Blood on the Mucous Sur
faces and assists In Kidding your System
OF Catarrh.
Sold by druggists for over 40 Years.
T. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, o.
The Tomahawk. [volume] (White Earth, Becker County, Minn.) 1903-192?, 1924-07-24

which can be seen and examined
only by the officers and agents OF
the Department. In these conf.
dental reports is contained a
statement as to the credibility,
character and standing of each
witness, based in many Instances
on what some one has told the
Superintendent or examiner, and
not upon anything that occurred
in the presence of the examining
officer, or anything that appears
from the record. The views of
the examining Office as to the ex-
pediency of carrying out the will,
or recognizing the claims asserted
by persons as heirs are set out
extensively in these confidential
reports. These confidential COM
munications are read by the re-
viewing efficers in the. Indian Bu-
reau and used by them as a guide
for the final decision to be submit
ted to one of the Assistant Secre-
taries for his pro forma signature
Thus wills which dispose of prop:
erty in accordance with the wishes
Of the deceased Indian are set
aside with no evidence in the
record of testamentary incapacity
on the part of the decedent to
validly dispose of his property,
but upon the sole ground that in
the judgment of the officers and
employees of the Indian Bureau
the will should not be carried into
effect. The use of the confidential
reports leave wide open the door
to great abuses in the determina-
ton of heirs. The record may be
ever so complete but the confiden
tial report may alone control the
final decision. The taking of testi.
mony and the making of the visi
BILE record are but colorado COM
pliance with the demands of
justice, while the invisible report,
invisible so far as any person
outside of the reviewing Indian
Bureau officers is concerned, is
the main guide and index to The
final decision. This, the Indian
Bureau insists is judicial" deter
mination of Indian heirship and
Indian will cases. To the impartial
mind it is the determination of
property rights of wards of the
Government, that should be the
most scrupulously guarded and
protected, by secret, star chamber
methods.
This secret system cannot help
but breed corruption. Often has
it been heard in the past that
money has influenced the decision
in Indian cases. The disclosure
of the present system is enlighten
ing. 1t is not difficult to now per-,
ceive how corruption may pre-
meate the very heart of any sys-
tenn based upon such secrecy.
The fact that such a revolving
system should be maintained by
the Indian Bureau is alone suffici.
ent ground for the complete abol-
ishment of that Bureau. If the
Bureau is not abolished then surely
the men at its head who have
sanctioned such a degrading sys-
tenn should be removed from office.
If the reelecting of MIR. Coolidge
means the continuation of the
present regime in the Indian Bu-
reau, which it probably does, then
every Indian in the United States
should work incessantly from now
until the polls close in November
to insure change in the White
House, and thus make sure a
change in the personnel of the
officials of the Indian Bureau after
March 4 1925. ~.
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A GOOD SCHOOL

that guarantees satisfactory work
or refunds tuition. One months
tuition free while you investigate.
Write for cataIog.
Interstate Business College,
Fargo, North Dakota.
The Holly chieftain., 1924-05-01
URGES PoSTPONMENT OF
FREIGHT RATE INCREASE

Declaring that the mountain We.
getable industry will be seriously
crippled by the proposed ten cent
a hundred inrease in freight rates
proposed by the y, & r. q. and
D. & s. L. railroads. Joseph Pas
sonneau. safe director Of markets
urging postnonment Of the in
crease until the vegetable industry
is in better shane
Decision on the increase will be
made this week foIloWin" n hear
ing before the railroad officials on
Nav |. The increase would effect
lettuce. celery. peas. cnulifloWcr.
and vegetables other than pOta.
toes. cabbage and onions.
"As director or markets. be
lieve that ii this advance is made
operative, producers of mountain
vegetables will suffer a consider.
able hanidap" Had the increase
ed rate been in effect last year
one lettuce association would have
been forced to leave ~ additional
ears of lettuce in the fields, while
another prominent association
would have been forced to take q
q per cent decrease in the net
payments to the growcrsr."
Mr.. Passonneau stated that while
there may be Justification from
the point of view OF the railroads
the loss in shipments would amount
to more than would the additional
income of them from the ten cents
Il hundred advance.