The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1926-02-26

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The y News are given the best
?odl'sLsf t5e political situation IN
loselP " re+ published in any Mon
he s,aye 5oTsT 3er It is written by a
tana a5s'T. 35o has recently made a tour
r'a u. tate and is q careful pcLltIl!cail I!ai
q 'as 5' His analysis Of the polltl-
-.sl's5i' ;,5nstrial situation in Mon
al a-u master stroke and IS GER
.a1a Z widely read and reproduced
~ .-rgbout y the state. Inc story Is
i1mpartial resume Of political
..-l an q f5at it is bound to have a
---...5ino influence on the plans OF
-l--soe,-.rs -'-.iars who are shaping events
Y y 80, 1o-rinp campaign. Next week
.,i -I ~ n nuDlish another article
s' sAFee' r. anne source analyzing de
..-- .1ts IN the western congress
~ district and the possibilities OF
'-, re--,-ser-Iabor ticket. The Produc-
2 ". w. is now making arrange
{. ' 70 give its rapidly increasing
-.-.sls or readers throughout Mon
l.-'.,t orticIes of the same high stand +
he one we publish on this page !
5 week
pr NEWSPAPERS, during the
= f,rnieht are full of stories Of an
sI Countess whom the immigra-
sr-borties refused to allow to
.- III United States because she
.rar from her husband with an
- rariei man several years ago.
9,-agnian. on a visit to this be-
t-af country, reading the accounts
fas disbarment of the Countess of
-.,sr. IN the daily newspapers,
imagine this was a land Of i'm
,-Fs females. who would be con-
animated If this Countess were al
shore. and that the imnigra-
rfoities were the SaYiOurs of
-anfty of the men Of America.
r--s If he didn't happen to read
cher parts of the newspapers,
accounts of divorce proceedings
rilar expositiOns of American
sl miSfoItunes are given. If he
-r5si a society ball or a party of
vulgar nch at Coral Gables or
Has-a. Oh one of those monkey sup
Us q cat parties put on by some
u best people ne would Won
who would be most contaminated
-15 Countess. or some of the. people
Is SIDE Of Ellis Island. If some
-slsm Christ spoke to the wives of
he nlL0naTes of New York with
reference to the Countess, thusly,
-Ls. her Wh0 has not sinned cast the
fist .ue, the titled EnglishwOman
wouldn't need to worry about getting
The AMERICA of George Wash
-.,1l is in danger Of an onslaught
g radicals seeking "unbridled de-
1.uacy,' Secretary of State "Ner-
-s Nei' Kellogg raved before Uni
5-sIty Of Pennsylvania students.
tie denounced the principles es-
leo by progressives in and cut OF
agress, emphasized the danger O1
1ontTatiOn and extension of fedora
tFer, and warned against a risins
Of socialism and Communism
1lgnout the world
'No one viii deny that there ar,
,5s az work today in the world O.
.-,a lne ultimate object is the de
-,ton Of all such governments a
MS Kellogg said.
The FORCES that are workin,
- efficiently to destroy this gov
--gat are not the Communists o
i. SOCIALISTS OF any other brand O
-.ea-S, but men who are masuueH
as simon pure Americans, righ
--5l NE official nose of Mr.. Kellogg
! Washington. The Senators VIII
~ seat TO Washington to represen
lop.e and who afterwards vote
Z .-iA me deSdnies of their constitu
8 - over 70 an aggregation of fol
& ~ .1aclal crooks did more to sui
= 4. Ie constitution and the ind,
81 -5-Se OF the United States tina
Il d. e.aef group since the countl
q .ieel from the domination of 2
y s-sn ,hng. There are men 81
81 = - me cabinet with Kellogg WI
q ~ committed acts of treason
q !sopie Of this country that NAL
81 \, ilsal'oIlSm ls Of Benedict Arno
q .i9 ISe tle errors of a prodigal sC
y q, y.l JUDAS lscariot, who sold h
81 .-.i ~ thirty pieces of silver. r
81 -r.i ..3 { small town piker, when cor
II .,- .,.., WIN FAN who got away wi
y '-''ael full Of $1OO bills.
n 4 IN 4R KELLOGG took the trour
u ~. -.A i. over to the treasury depa1
# ana look for the roster of pr
E1 49, '- 7eents there, he would Fl
q names of men there who q
10 ~ rape, murder, man slaup
81 '.- ,e5 men, hghjacldng, housebres
n -;.-5l ;5 every ether crime of MOI
~ 5 than appear on the 20
81 MUSTER rolls of the Atlanta q
r.so5. s5eoitn penitentiary. Is tn,
q ,', ~ outside some narrow-n,inC
& -- Y. .l5 I payroll of the Anti-SaIC
1~ho viii not rise nm and :
irs ,' men men do more to sap and /
@ t,rs - .i 3ld tear down the insti
rs,.iro- y me country than ali tbe g 9
rsrl,t 5lso9s whose names figure
9rs...Lls ...Lls Of Department Of ; Inst nc
,sr .'sEaJors.' E,(s Mr.. KELLOGG viii I'M
g.rs lull page of the ProJlc
q rs-. i ms answer to the aboTo so,,r'
81 ''FlCER TO PAY
81 Sl400 M nAREtC,