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”in Writers Urge Agni-it "NeUasation of waste had by th- mem is vastly damaging to - American farmer and in inno- ‘h caution would be the cunt at help the government could as» Ari," datum Jared Van Wm ha. of Lawyenville. N. Y, descendant of pioneers who have farmed the lane land in New York state since cdoninl days. “This is one of the things so Inns- puently simple that it does not rev (like farming statesmattship to we it," he says in An article in Farm and “Inside " tlnnot think of anything funnier than the Jnet that we wrap tSe a Washington on the éne had. with the problem of marketing an unwieldy surplus and " the sane time continue our ettort, to bring wa- ter onto arid lands. Whatever else u do, we can at least ndopt the poti- Cy ot holding all efforts at reelama, tion in :beynnce and discouraging all new agricultural adventures. "The farmer's troubles um simply this: There are so may farmers and so my agricultural acres that food is being produced in quantities great- er than can be sold at I remunerative price. You may violate the Inws of the Republic and, with I smart lawyer get out of it. You my violate the laws of God and if you repent you will be forgiven. But if you break the principles of economic law there in no power in earth or heaven that can save you. "Therefore the present farm prob-) lem cannot be solved by legislation! of the type that has been proposed.', And I cannot escape the convictionf that even in the bleeding corn belt thc I farmer would not be so vocnl were now his anguish stimulated by divers tat, ented gentlemen whose anxiety is con~ ( earned first of all with what will? happen on the first Tuesday after the first Monday in November. I " am not afraid that the next con- gress will do little for the farmer, but that it will do too much." Tips. rumors 9nd hunches dig the graves of millions'of easy-go doiiara every ---Amerieaty Magazine. The great worry of 1 man who is even thirty per cent clever is that he thlys expected to prove it-Amerie an hmine. LYSDAIIAGI TO PM!” FEE lIel Land Under Ctrl. tivntion, Chl- HAPPY DUNCE BUSY SEXTONS PHONE 2700 i DAIRY ’OMMI“ ' .2) "iiit Richard Earl Lahey married Mary" non Howe of Lake Forest, Ill., and theyl tat, have one son, Thomas Earl. They} con.‘now reside on Deertieid road, High- winrland Park. _ 1 the Thomas J. McCraren Jr.. was t; Ifirertran on the Fargo division of the) ic. M. & St, P. railroad for many‘ con- 1 years. Getting tired of the cold win-l but ters of the north he decided to go] ‘south, and went to Tennessee, and‘ was engineer for many years an the! Knoxville and Eastern Tetsneiseei the railroad. Then as his father was in! lam, declining years he clme home to re- lieve him of farm duties and has since niade his home in the old home- stead on Deerfield and. Thomas, to is Mchren Jr. married Elhnbeth EL t he ten Fowler of Montivideo, Minn. They _ _ [had eight children, Ellen R, John, nen- i Juries. Bernard, Jinnah, Betty. Mary 1 , and Helen. Betty died st seven sears' gir't'gtg"arstr.",, cub-shan- Are ','df'll'dMSdSA'4'uRl W UM! “ONE mar "True" Am lcCruen died Jan. ti, 1882. Abbe unwind Ilium D. Utter of Wadsworth, Ill. They Ind one daughter, Mary Emi, and one not, Richard Burl. Mary Eva married Dr. Leo C. Bottle and they have one daughter. Mrs. Hoyle his been I teacher for my years in the Chiea- 5 public neboqls. Mm. Adeline u. hey now mimics in her home on Deer- field road, Highluld Put-r -tb.h-oehi.sms.hm-3. In [M M WIN-Sr. haittmb.iets-.aiitiU-teg theb-bt-nu-th-are tit a. ti-MM.- " in yre"q1rth?hyateofhidnreh-, ass-W manning ther-mittee, - fin-um“ SndiodonAu‘. 6,N0hatthe-esftntream,aayd In buried in St. l-ry'n m, 'riahimsdPaN,1ii. Richard Eark Lube: 'tnthred the “my Sept. 19, 1917. at Camp Grant, Ind Wu numbed to Co., D, 3t2nd Reg., 86th Div. Transferred ta Co. R, 130th Inf-m unites” 33rd Div., Camp Logan. Tex. Major General George Bell Jr., commanding the Div. Brittadier Gen- eral Henry R, Hill commanding the 66th Infantry Brieade. Composed of the 129th and 130th Reg. until he was killed at Eeliarnontaigts. Brigadier General Edward L King then taking over the command, of the Brigade. Served overseas with the 130th, Colonel John V. Clinnin com- mnndirg the. Reg., on all three sec- tors on the western front. British. French and American. on the lst of Nov, 10 days before the Armistice was signed he was transferred to the 33rdg Military Police Co., 33rd Dim. went up into the Army of or, cupation and was stationed at Diem. irch, Luxcmborg. He was musteredi out on the 5th of June, 1919, at Camp ' Grant, Ill. _ iii? 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