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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-11-27
3ader ans SpreIlas

ss61breno ges bisber MIR 1l,aalih
ipar, Sirnp ans esorgbl.na 5a geiDii,,.!
slle1tssiAts sess iett tpie gsitieuiAatiIer
.pes 9naoes aderb Homttes ,neISea,
,aellusaea burd Elm ae,,ea Nerfabren;
friifal ifierten 9uder allg 5orebls,t
erallteaen bon BEN go 4. !. .s.s 5ss e. !,
Gnn sipeIher. a8iib btigfeit s,nielers s,,ea.s
.entpedte 8ro8eB III, erbelIf ea,s Der
Gatiahe, aaB III ben Ser @faatsn
idbrlid nneefdbr G, ,OOO; 900 / xonne,1,
3uder ,berbrald aber MIR ai,tsefdtri
{, 900 l0O0 sonnesf pro0usiert peroea.
Der neae Sorgban1. Rroaeb .eru6aIidti
.es ben. 2anoe, feinen s3uderbe6nrfs
felbH au 6eden, 10 6aB essnidt uaehr.
out Ginf,lbren aageipiefe,l III, am ben
groBten Eel ieines 8Hderbebarfs d,
erbalten. sSn 2oniiiono, BEN grSbfen
3uderitoat oes 2nnbes, -f6nnen iiabr.'
slido aipei SORGHUM Gr1teu ei,lgebeilnit
siper0en. !. !:
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Mitt,uodj, Sen 27. glpDcnibcr 1910

Nsittpodj, Sen 27. MDpcniber 1910
Aeerflten Gpoestaees oes feliaen Dor
ceIino gbninpnenat ge0adte, Des1
@rinoers oieies 9rbens.
Belotas. SIN aIter bon 67 Sab
rem Itarb iii giIotas, Der iiiblidifenI
gi05eIe graIiliens MonI SSoaqllin1
5erreira Be Meno, Der 8iidof bol1
GeIotas. @r leitete ieine 9io5eie 10.
Sabre III porbilblider @eile nno mar
elm Io3iaI oellfeiloer mo ItetS arbcits.
frelloieer @ottesmol,tl. Der giaario
IGapitlilar Moni. Silpano Sc Soil5a
Ieitet DorI6iifig sic Dio3eie nit ben
sGebten zines giibofs.
gongreiio .glleariitico Nationol
Sc Sao gal1lo. Der grabiidof BON
=Sao gaulo, 9. Sole 8aspar 0e al.
fonieca Silpa ruff 5llr Seilnabnle
nm ben a. r,ationale1 elibnriftiihe1
aonsreB allf, Der am 7. September.
1912, Dem Jeite DE Noiia 5enbora
apareciba" itattfinoen Jon. b
H. Mariair, 5sS, in 8rafilien.
SStr Gio be Saneiro 1T aug Gom.
Der @eneralfefretdr Der ,nnrinniiben
aongregationen eingetroffen.
Cine neae Tarminbnitric
Sntereiiante 8eribte aus 9ro,p,ls.
billie, Eeras, lileloe1 bon neiien Ber-
tpenounasnoal oalidfeiten Ser giiainns.
'pflan5e (goitor Oil 9Iant). gBie Sic
8roipnsniaer SanbeIsfamner meloet,.
baben oie eriten bon 800 ssarmern
oes Gio @ranbe Gales, oie ipitematifd]
Die Gator Sil=Bflan3e ansebaut ba.
betr an bic ortlibe ncle GntDiiIl1ngs.
ltno gerarbeitiings gsan1age Ser 8obnrn
ssnonftries 1880 gf,ino Der bieliei.
tigen @rnte abgeIiefert. 6ieraus ipnr.
ben aIlein an e1,tbiiliten aornern / :.
900 8fllnb geipo,lnen. gorIoufia
plant Die 8oburn s5noitifries= =gnInae
lbre Sdtigfeif MIR onf gntbiiIfen, ger-
paden lilo gerienol,ng Ser R0rner an
1leile Ofarfte,l Sic bnrd bie Gntoef.
fiirg groBer 5arbenfabrifen S er6ffnet
tpurben, bob Gator Oil (gfisinusoI)
nidt MIR cine Weoiain ltno Waaidbinea-
idmiermittel iit fonoern alld) eireu
alsseaeidneten grfob fir Slina ul,o
anoere lin ans1ong gefponnene Dele
btleet, bic fir Iirl1ifie 1nb aadpoli.
f1ir pertpelbet iperoen. Sier3n fomll1cn
nm folgenoe ipeiferen Ger,penolinas.
1noglidfeitelt oeren gerpirfIidnua
onr6 auspreiien Der &erne aepIant
ut: 9eriteaniia bon sSS,rIeftenpertiI.
gltngslnitteln, Diinger, 3eitmas. ,t,lo
Hadpopiere 5riidte- llno @eniiiebe-
bdlter etc. ans Ben SiiIIen, gtenaein
,inb anoerem lleberbIeibIel min man
oa1ln RENE, 3elnloie berlteQe,t. sic il,
ben Nettbeiperb nit 3elInloie fiir
9snnitieioe iDie :iie be,tc al,s gnun,.
ipollfaiern l,nb Sol3 bergeiteIH iper..
ben, treten ION.
ii 3aders ass spsst I'm I
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-11-27
Der rote serrpr in golem

X X H. r.
Der rote Scrrpr in 8ulen
Bie ser @atboIii6e Na1ribten-
Sien1t in @aibington erfdbrt, fabrt
Die Soipietregierllng nit ibrem Nef-
nidtnnasiperf in Dem bon Mosfal,
fontroIlierten @ebiet forts
3n Sauienoen iuerOen Die ieit 800
naten in Ron5entr a tionslagern
f6ma6te,lben Bolen, M1nner, 6ra,iz
en-, &inber lnb @reiie nab bent eiii-
gen Sibirien ooer nod ben niiiten
firgiiii6en Steppen transportiert.
giele tperben ai,d geipaltiam aus IT.
rem SG,llern geriiien, nm nod bieien
nntpirtIi6en Hesionen abgefiibrt 5u
iperben, no iie nad) ilnmenihliben
2eiben einen iibern 9obe e,,tgeeen-
geben. Sotpobl in Sibirien, als nl1dl
in ser ,lnfrnbtbaren, bal,mlole,1
firgiiiiden Steppe fdnt i'm @inter,
Die Sempcratiir lnter 40 @rn0 ,lnb
erreibt bic &ibe I'M Sommer t20
@rab. Sbne Rn5rilng inlo 9leionng.
ainb obne ben geringlten Sbnb fallen
bieie llng1iidliben, bic ipeiter nidts
berbrohen baben, als oaB lie glallbige
HoIen iinb. Die meilten bon ibnen
seboren ben beiiern llao gebiloeten
&laiien an: Aerate, 2ebrer, &idter,
@e6tseelebrte, 2e,lte, bon benen Sta
lin befiirhtet, fie mobten einen Anfz
ftanb gegen oas fomnliniitifde &egi-
me in Holen anaetteln. gs miro If
men MIR 10 biel 9eabr,ing unb &lei-
bung fir bic lonee, naiibebole Neiie
eflanbt, als fie mitnebmen fonnen.
Gie iperben anf @ieb- unb @areI-
tronsportmagen nod benz gril ae.
brabt, no fier erft nod langen $50
: den, aHfaeliden GHfbebrnHeen
=: Mn6 2eioen anfommen. ss.
: Anfteac Ser aus .ibren 9eimit6iten
: beShannten 9oIen iperben @niisn inn
I portierts una nebnaen Heiis bon &ons
y,,nb Sein ,,n6 allen @efithsr,. ans
: ,Aiposp; BET erGbtert 5tadt i'm Glib
: ipeiten HeIens. bic bore bfa1 ariegc
: 9Oo. 900 gintpobner aGblte, fn6 tO0,-
: 900 8oleu .Deporiiert spor6en. S,l. bic
LEM s56llen tpuroe Sen. aa,r Berbau.
K +5n,,Hg Nernrtetlten nlr@ 15 Minnten
8eit a,,r gorbereit,n,e- ge9eben. !,
Son aieien bimmeli6 li6reienden lin
gerebtiafeiten ,,no @rau1amfeiten- er.s
fdbrt oie .3ibilifierte'. ,.driitliheH
@elt nidts; ,,nb menn fie befaullt
,peroen. Rimmert fib feline bunaanit6re
8ereiniguns oaraurL ebenfo ,ue,,igt ,pie
,,ra bie 5ll- Gaulen0en bon ben &ote,t
i'm lpaniihen 8iireerfrieg ermoroe-
ten fatboliiden 8ifdofe, Nrieiter nuo
Droenslente ODER nm bic aabHoien
Observation-Disclosures ilnter ben fafbo.
Iiiben armeniern. Die Radtige,, Der
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-11-27
8elt baben an6ere 3iele uno Sor.
genl 4
Sir llnicre syartller

Il asS NtAS sSUIlIu1tCpCtS@t NLIuSyStls ~ ~
|biesi1brige enrop1iide @ei5enernt
/ gerineer als I'M bergangenen Snbr
Sic miro ouf 400, 100000 gnlbe
lgeid1st gegen 1872 900, 900 bes leb
ten Sabres. 3erit0r,lng oltrd be1
Rrieg, ger1ninoer,1ng ber Anbanfld
lhe, itarfer Groit. faltnaiie 8itterlnl
Fim syriibiabr llnb ihledtere Bearbei
ti,ng bes 2anbes trngen ba5u BEL, Dol
bieies Sabr 16 9ro5ent ipeniger @ei
I5en geerntet tpuroe als i'm Dergange
men sSabr.
esn feinen1 2anbe, nit Der moglidel
Musnabme BON england ,nb Srlanb
fam bic biesiabrige @eiaenernte bel
Iebtiabrieen eleid.
--- Nab 3uiammenitennnaen bes
Bnnbes Mderba,l-D Departments erpor
tierte 1infer 2arb i'm eriten Biertel
! iabr bes 1leuen 8ermarftnngsiabres
Sill, angnIt ur,b September, MIR 8,
ZOE, 900 gnibeI @eiaen nus, gegel
2L88O,OOO gnfbeI i'm berganeene1
Sdbr nno 29,792,OOo 8nibeI i'm er,
iten gierteliobr Dor atpei Ssabren. gol
Dem @ei5ell fnn6en MIR orei Niaio.
men gnibel ibren @eg nad europa,
Der, Meft eing allmeiit rad 5iionne,
rita, 6em Orient ,ln6 ben Hbilippi-
men. Der mod siibamerifa erportierte
8ei5en NOR aum grobten EeiI IN Sc
itaIt bon MebI. Sebtes Sabr fiibrte
l,nier 2anb groBe Mengen bon 5oia.
bobnen nod europa a,,s, banptiahlif
neil Delltldlanb grobe Mengen bon
bieien 8obnen aug ssapan beaog, 10
baB Sollanb, 8d1enlarf inb 5hpe.
ben ii6 nod ben Ser. Stdaten ipen.
ben mnBten; fir oie Masfnbr iini
bic gliisiihten oieies SSabr alles al.
bere als gut, 10 bob ,lieorieere Hreii.
.au ertparten iinb.
Die 3abl Der gnrfebs, bic II
biefem Sabre i'm 2anbe gesiibtet iuur'
De, tpllrbe a,tf iiber 10000, ,060 ee
fdabt. Die anrfep- 3ndt bat in bel
Iesten 5ebn sSabren bcItdnoig suge
nommer. ...s ". .... /
Die 8obnenaihter BON Weidi
gan proouaierten bieies Sobr $500,
600 Sade 8obnen ,,n6 tpiiroen it'd
nod ne,,en MGrften ,iInIeben n.iiiiet
tpenn es niht fir oas gerteibigllngs 9
prograln ,nspore;; 10 ober fa,ift oil
f3eeier,lna. fdspere sp'engea bon Bob
ne,t, 2ebtes SSnbr ln,lbte Bic ,S,ir
IpI,is' Gona.ooitp CORPORATION 1901
GSde @ohnes1 iibefneb btnea,. Inn &c,
Morft einiees mabe', au etablieren.
Die Shdsunsea Der biesidbri
gen gornernte .geben ipeit nuseinnn
I6er, abela,Ifeu iif1. nber ebnraitbnittlid
la,lf 22s;35h 0O0, ,0eo. BuibeIs. 2sttel
ISdbr. ergab bic. gornsrnte 2,619, ,137,
600 9ubels, ooer 81, 600, 600 ,lfsb
laIs .in ben 3ebn SSabrer I 1851 93.
lba,rbihnittlih eraieIt pnrbe: Di
ISoipbebnenerate isiro anf MIR 79.
E5eS,O0O 8nfbeIs. aei6dtt; Ser lett
Meeiernngsb sberiht ftellte st.541, ,O0t
EBufbels in Musiidt. Die @intertpei
aenfl6be pirb bon 5adlente,t All
l45.10L. 900 Aeres eefd,ast, gegen As
OIL, 600 Mcres I'M Gerbft i t939:
Die grobfdh dh6bter ,,uferes Gan
bee rednen ai,f cine erobere 9sob
ifraee fir 5Ieifd. n,itbin ol,ta al,
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-11-27
@ieiige 6ers Seim-Statne an Der
NnsfaBrt nad) Nmerifa

Mn Der Miinbiing bes 5ipeitgroBtell
Glniies 5paniens, bes anaoaIallibir,
in 8nios Be Sol Meoina, bon mo Sic
S5eanidiffe Die Subrt nod Ser Relleu
@elt antreter, ion Elm $50 SUB bo-
bcs Mon,nnent, al gbre,l oes SI'iten
Ser5ens Seii, erribtet iper0en. Die
20 SUB bobe 5tatue miro fid auf ell
mem 5elien erbeben, in oeiien Snnern
cine S0blenfapelle eifgeribfet miro.
lin ben Sodel Der Statue beriim lit
Elm @eb6,,befompler geplant 5nr ab=
baltnng bon geriammlungen nno
geiitIi6en gTer5itien.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-11-27

400 Ssabrfeier Der Seiuiten.. Der
~. September g. Ss. ,pur6e in, gans
8rafiIien feierlid begangen Mno iibcrz
an beionoers ieners 0sddnner / ber @e-
Fienidaft Seiu iDie @oq,ie -Gon5oIeo,
gieira Nobresa nno Mnhieta gnis
Ebefoubers ae6ne, oie fid nm Brat.
lien beion6ere 8eroienite eriporbea
tbaben.: SeierIide 8onfififoI6mter lno
5eiffisnnse1 pereinieten bic gerebrer
6eg 9r6ens. ).
3entenarfeier bee Mariitenbriioer.
49, Dos iinernlii6lihe MpofoIat Der
Nariitenbriioer Iieb IN Braiilien iiber
Eoas gol,ae aano berltrellt. 5nbIreihe
nterrihtganitdlten erlteben in benen
aebnta,,fen6e 8raiiIianer I'M hriitIis
den @eiit beraneeaoee,, neroel. aeill
@nn6er, bob Dns 8oH and oes bn1-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-11-27
TIMER fosiaIes arebsiibeI

l1nIere ,So3iologell, 5dulnld,nle,
|nno goIfseraieber iperoen nia1t 1nioe
|simmer ipieoer oi,f ben Niebergaitf
der @ebl,rten3iffer nnb Sic unaus
lbleibIibett, berbeerenben SoIgen oe,
geblrte,ifontroIle ,lnb ltan1nber.
tpanoten mooernen Graftifen bin5l
meifen.
Die Stem yorfer ,,Snn'' itent cine
Mbnnbnle bon 37,319 &inbern feil
einenl Sabre in ben offentlihen 5du-
len BET Stabt Meip yorf feft. Dos
mag 10 bemerft ba3ii bos Matt, fir
oie Gngenifer cine erfrenlide gr-
Ibeinung fein. Gem groBen 9nbli.
fnm beoeltet es cine Mbrnbme boz,
Mrbeitsfrafter, ,nebr Ieere Mets=
bdufer, eeringere Nabfrage fir Shn-
BE, gereaIien, 5pieIiaderL Gabrraoer
un6 Sbulen. Das Sh1immite ober
i'll, onB es einen moraIiiden gsieoer-
gang BARTLETT. Den 8eribten aus
fatboIiiden 5dulelt aufoIge bat bie
3abI Der Sdulfinoer ieit Dem Sabre
1886 etpns aneenonll1len.
Die gbicagoer 9aiID Metps" er.
ndbnt in einenl 2eitartifeI bic alage
zines prominenten Gbicngoer @e-
ihdftsnannes iiber bie itetig faIIen-
ben @ebitrte1lraten ano fiiet in bittern
8orten biilall, ,bosielbe groBe llno
befanrte Geihaftsbous, beiien Cell
baber Der fritiiiere,tbe @eih1ftsmonn
i'll, fde,lt iid midi, ol1iabrlid einerl
@efbaftsfatolog in Sic Nelt au FEM
ben, in Incident bic mobernen MitteI
silr @ebnrtenberbiitllng angeaeiet iper-
ben.
@ie Der fraife @o,nmeraialismns
iih Der 8elision ben,adtisf, 10 erfaBt
er nnd bic MoraI llltIerer 8epoIfe-
rung u,,o ltnterpiibIt bie @runnfeften
Der mobernel, @eienihaft ,lnb oie
nahtigIten 5tiiten 6es Staates. 81
tern. tpeIbe hieIem innner lllebr nn1-
|fidgreifenben Cater bul6iger nn0 bie.
lem n1enidenfreifenoen Molod 0pier
in 6ie Mrme iperfe1. fperSen Dor BEN
gottliden RihterftllbI iitb all peranf-
sporten baben fiir oie Seelen Der ain-
Der, bic o,irA, lire, Sdulo ,ibres emf
gen @liides. perIuftie eeaaneeu iino.
Glacier County chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1931-1940, 1940-10-25

will meet in regular session. If past
precedent is any arbiter. every one of
those legislatures will be deluged with
proposed laws-good. bad. indifferent
and plain crack-pot. And every law
proposed would affect IN one way or
another the well-being of local peo-
pile.
There is one kind Of law against
which the people should be vigorously
on guard next year-the kind Of law
whose ultimate effect is to increase
the cost of living artificially. Laws
which penalize one kind of merchant
on the theory that another will be
helped. laws which legalize price-fix-
ing. and laws which levy special or
class taxes. fall into this category.
Many of the states have such laws on
their books now. Efforts should be
made to repeal rather than increase
such price boosting and job-killing
legislation.
When your legislature convenes,
scrutinize every law. Make your wishes
known. Only if that is done can the
people protect themselves against
ruinous legislation.
Glacier County chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1931-1940, 1940-10-25
Be Loyal To Your
Home Town

For the past seven years, during
which time the Browning Chief has
been under the present management.
it has been the policy OF this paper to
boost every project or activity that
would improve the town and make for
a bigger and better community. Dur
ing that time the Chief has given
without thought of remuneration COL
umns and columns of publicity to any
and every group sponsoring a worth
while activity.
Among the more favored of these
groups that received probably the
most free publicity has been the
Browning American Legion. who We
thought appreciated our efforts and
were very friendly towards the Chief.
But this thought was rudely shattered
few days ago when we learned that
they were sending their printing out
of town where they could get it lit
tie cheaper.
Several members of the Legion H.
formed us that they were not respou-
sible for this act and entirely disap-
proved of it. so We are of the opinion
that some penny-pinching Scrooge
who thought to save two-bits was re-
Sponsible.
Under these circumstance the Chief
has withdrawn tic free publicity from
that organization.
Glacier County chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1931-1940, 1940-10-25

A warning to Montana people to be-
ware of agents engaged in selling land
on the Columbia Basin Grand Coulee
DAM in Washington to prospective
settlers has been given by Senator B.
K. Wheeler.
Implying that they risk being VIC
timized unless they are careful about
signing contracts. he urges them TO
get complete information on the pro-
ject from the Bureau of Reclamation
at Washington, D. c.
1T has been called to my attention
that out-of-state land agencies are
sending agents into Montana for the
purpose of selling land under the pro-
ject'' he said. adding that he had been
advised that such agents are telling
the people that water will be avail
able in 1913 and will be free for six
years.
This is very misleading in view of
the advice of the Bureau of Reclama-
ton that no one knows what land on
the project will be developed first nor
can any assurance be given that the
water will be free for six years. as
some of the pros pectlve buyers have
been led to believe.
Water will not be available on any
part of the project until 1913 or 1914.
he said and that it will be 25 years
or more before water can be supplied
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Glacier County chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1931-1940, 1940-10-25
The Low Down
From Hickory Grove

1t is not so long since farmer,
soon as he got to the city, he bought
the post office from some slicker he
met in the R. R. train.
But nowadays if you got a suspen-
sion bridge or lightning rod, or some
racket to put over, you don't hunt up
a farmer-you put it over on your city
brethren.
You take this Mr.. Lewis. he would
not get 10 first base with his CLIO She
naniganS in the country.
The suckers are in the cities. The
Kellys and the Flynns. in Chicago and
New York-like Mr.. Pegler tells us
about they could not have the long
cars and live in their grand luxury,
elsewhere.
If we could leave all our voting to
the folks who have time to think for
Their ownself. and on their own hook,
We would have nothing to worry us.
We sure would see some new faces
down on our feverish Potomac.
Yours with the low down,
JOE SIERRA
Glacier County chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1931-1940, 1940-10-25

DR. M. F.kELLER -Optometrist
All Ford Bldg. Great Falls
May be consulted at the Iegen
Hotel Saturday, Oct. 26. Eyes
examined and glasses fitted.
Glacier County chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1931-1940, 1940-10-25
Size of SargaSsO Sea

The Sargasso sea, the area OF
calm water surrounded by the swift
gulf stream. and thickly blanketed
with seaweed, is nearly as large as
the European continent.
Glacier County chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1931-1940, 1940-10-25
Watch Your Lawmakers

Today the public's attention is
largely focused on national politics
But that should not result in a gen.
eral disinterest in local elections and
local government. Local policies which
must be made IN state capitals are of
the utmost and immediate interest to
us all
Next year will be a heavy legisla-
tive year-the legislatures of 43 states
Glacier County chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1931-1940, 1940-10-25
Montana Warned Against Agents
Selling Columbia River Basin Land

to all Of the 200 900 acres included in
the project area. and that while land
classification and appraisal work is in
nrogress, no decision has been reached
by the Bureau of Reclamation as to
the order of development.
Glacier County chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1931-1940, 1940-10-25
How 8 Years Worked Out

Everybody pays for transportation just
those who hand the freight charges to the sta.
ton agent.
Take the farmer. The cost of shipping his prod
ucts to the established markets is deducted from
the prices prevailing at IT, 1se markets.
Or yourself The cost of transportation is includ-
ed in the price of everything you buy.
So perhaps you would like to see how much money
the Great Northern Railway Company made-or
lost-in recent years. how much the stockholders
got, and how this compares with what was paid
out for taxes.
The accompanying figures will give you rough
idea as to whether you being treated fairly;
whether the 1868 persons, companies, banks and
other institutions who own the Company are getting
fair wages from their investments; and whether
the Great Northern's taxes bear reasonable rela.
ton to liability to pay.
Glacier County chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1931-1940, 1940-10-25
$40, 1855, or $7,4s6, Az )

This is what left after paying all expenses including
taxes and interest morgaged Indebtedness
plus available for improvements reduction of debt osctng
losses in depression and for dividends Stockholders
dividend declared previous year. 1881
The owners, you will observe, received
nothing from their investment during six of
the last eight years; only 81 for each 500
share of stock in 1882 from dividend declared
the previous year,, and 50 in 1887.
The year 1888, incidentally was the FIRST year in
the history of the Great Northern Railway that
those who have invested their savings with it have
failed to receive dividend in some amount.
Taxes during five of the last eight years were
MORE than the profit which remained for needed
improvements, reduction of mortgaged indebted
ness, osetting losses in bad years, and for divi.
dends to stockholders
Tar collectors, during the last years, got
S53,023,220 MORE than the oUners.
Twin-City herald., 1940-01-20
DEAN OF MODERATION

The genius of the ate Dean Kelly
Miller was tempered with moderation;
his versatility was applied carefully to
the long view of Negro prograss. He
was a strong bridge between two vital
eras in Negro history. He helped us
safely over when, Israel-like, we passed
through our Red Sea fleeing the wrath
of postwar prejudices.
Kelly Mil1er's moderation was, how
ever, of brand far removed from the
inspired. 1t was of that rare quality
which combined piercing logic with
evangelical crusading without ever
breaking under the strain of its "radi-
calism'
Like brilliant searchlight the How
ard Dean illuminated our sociological
problems and cracked in the heat Of ii
the brittle mold of Nordic myths. His
keen logic penetrated deeply into
Caucasian consciousness DETECTING
sharp blows, transmitting interracial
woe into interracial veal, directing
Nordic thoughts back to the path oi
reason.
Early he knew the value of publicity
the precious worth of constructive pro-
paganda; he agitated in our behalf un-
til his dying days.
Twin-City herald., 1940-01-20
II Happened In Minneapolis
BY BEN PERRY

We wonder what they in their in
finite wisdom would have done to cor
rect this situation.
Being lost in. their phobia for being
like Mr. George, they would not have
had oportunity to have gained respect
of enough of their fellows to have
made themselves count, for somehow
the bird of opportunity usually lights
on the porch of the guy who tries to
do something for himself No one in
the whole organization now thinks of
co1ored posts as form of discrimina-
ton, rather they look upon them as a
group of persons who have the best
interests of their community and ma
tion at heart The Greek posts bring
their offering by helping solve the pre-
blem of the foreign born. So it is with
the German, the Irish, and the Jew.
We too have peculiar problems that
justify the existence of the organiza-
ton. As it turned out, the dumb boys
who understood this, happened to be
in majority, and have at least given
Minneapolis an opportunity to strike
against certain rotteness.
Twin-City herald., 1940-01-20
Northside Panderers
UpFor Slavery

Resulting from the arrest of Wis
consin woman, some time back, whom
the police claim procured young girls
for panderers of the Twin Cities, Ro-
bert Carter 81, of 637 Seventh Avenue
North, and Albert Lee of the same adj
dress, were arrested by deputy sheriffs
here this week in connection with the
inducing of young Indiant girls from
Wisconsin and State reservations into
houses of i'll fame in the Twin Cities.
A month back the Wisconsin Woman
was arrested as she left loop theatre,
after having been under observation
for some time by local police because
of testimony by fifteen year old girl,
whom it is said, was brought into the
Cities by the woman. After her arrest
F. B. |. agents were put upon her back
trail which resulted in the arrest of a
i young Indian girl and later young
european girl twenty years of age,
both of whom it is said, claim they
were induced into white slavery by
north side panderers.
Twin-City herald., 1940-01-20
"DARKToWN STRUTTERS
BALL" TO BE GEORGE
RANDoL'S NEXT FILM


Hollywood, (C)-George Randol,
president of the George Randol Pro-
ductions, and Bert Goldberg and Port,
Inc, announced early this week that
they are now preparing for production
the dramatization OF the song hit of a
few years back, "Darktown Strutters
Ball. Composer of the ever-popular
number, Shelton Brooks, in collabora-
ton with F. E. Miller, has written a
story that will be as interesting and
entertaining picture as "Alexander's
Ragtime Band" Randol claims.
George Randol, who will produce
and direct "Darktown Strutters Ball..
is sparing no expense in making this,
his first screen offer for 1910, the top
ranking production of the year; and he
feels that "Darktown Strutters Ball.
will overshadow and surpass his best
production, deep South" runner-up
for the Academy Award, the picture
Mad Money winning by one vote.
The picture is scheduled to go into
production around January 18th, and
will be released through international
Road Shows, who with this and four
teen other all-co1ored pictures, sched-
uled for 1910, hope to end the era OF
gangster films. -