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= from a a readers notebook a Quot a �?�4 11 he Steamer tuscan Star arrives i in a w York with a cargo of 138,000,000 eggs from Hankow China. But housewives a re in no danger of having these eggs passed off eggs on them As the product of from Ameri Cary hens. Chinese eggs China Are Croken before being exported. They Are then fro/., a into a solid mass scrambled often with the Yolks and Whites separate. If would drive a retail Donler mad to explain and argue enough to sell such a product to the canny woman with u Market Basket so Tho chinese eggs go to bakeries and similar trades. Family Ladop philosophers will won it i it r Why the chinese do not Export their eggs without breaking them and enter into keen Competition for our household patronage. The chinese cd a Porter explains that eggs in the Shell break very easily in Ocean shipment and that it would be a distressing problem if say 138,000,000 eggs got broken in the hold of a transp Cilc freighter. But that is just the chinaman s Alibi. The real reason for shipping eggs a in the Knock Down is that chinese eggs Aro much smaller than thong from american of we and would not Appeal to housewives particularly those who often Winder if it would t be fairer to sell eggs by weight. The american Hen has the True american spirit and lays the big eggs. Ifo wonder she Ives so loudly. A a there is to be no Brandy on the Christmas pudding May we not indulge a Platter pleasing Hope that Plum is. Pudding will be abolished Goblet along w Ith its Brandy sauce ? served at the end of a life sized seven sectioned full Capar ironed armed and a courted Christmas dinner it is surely the solid cat weight est most indigestible thing Over which a deceived and despairing stomach Ever closed. It in t even palatable. Compared to a piece of Flaky Juicy Apple pie a Fluffy Lemon meringue or a Cooling parfait it has no standing in court it comes to table looking like a Cannon Ball with Blackm Teles. Half the guests leave it half eaten and the other half wish to heaven they had done likewise. It is a tradition an inheritance a custom and an imposition. The world is learning that a red Eye was never a Frond of Man. The late let a. Osier added that a the Platter is deadlier than the it depends somewhat Pon what is on the Platter. A a a unheralded and Unsung there sleeps in Trinity cemetery new York Eity Kun it Clarke Moure i. An p. T. A perhaps on does t Retner poem her Moure at lie does these other total la. Well one ought. For As the Chr Mas season Rolls around some millions fathers or mothers will be teaching the children or repeating to them m the quiet of the evening a to. In that Moore wrote a Hundred . It is a a visit from my. Nicholas a hut it is Inu ii better known by its other title a a a i was the night before Christmas a remember it now ? certainly. Quot twas the night Christ Rte. A i 1 ail through the hot use not a creature was stirring not Sven a Moil wonderful imaginative Story ii Amsco the journal City edition sixteen pages vol. 136, no. 69. 81 it year. Madison wis., thursday afternoon december 9, 1920. Price three cents m billion for Waterways Hihi Hihi Hihi Hihi Hihi i Canadian flays european stand old world idea raked Over coals autocratic policies bathed world in blood Rowell declares before league French target wanted volunteers by Hal co g by Henry Wood 3.veva i is agreement in the Jue of nations was Emp a Christmas eve one Little stocking hanging there by a pm two big Blue eyes that look on expectantly a Littie mind that wonders will Santa come a a a Christmas morning one Little stocking still hanging empty two big blues red eyes sized today when the resignation of Honorio Perry Don As vice president of the Assembly was Laid before the session. The Argentine Leader s Rucee a or will a selected saturday with a Prospect that the interim will be devoted to Lively m rambling for the important Post. It will be assigned to on it of the smaller nations if rubs adopted at the opening of Tho Assembly Are followed. Argentines withdrawal from the Assembly i made More noticeable by Buer Rydon s resumption As an officer. At the sane time the Assembly was compelled to note another cause of friction a difference a tween Oid and new dip Lorr t v. W. N. A Well. Canadian Delegate devoted his time yesterday to a lashing of european diplomacy. The it a Rich delegates w Ere especially Hurt. Row 11 was aroused by the efforts of europ an to establish several to a Milicaj commission. Which the canadians regarded As superfluous. Rowell declared it was useless to Burden the league with a number of supernumerary is Ismil the league was of its own existence. M. Lian Taux Fiance suggested that european diplomats could be True Ted to know what was Best. A it was european Dofi cies that drenched the world with blood Quot snap so Rowell. A it is the european pol by from which we now suffer and will continue to suffer for generations. Shows profits for distributor Market division report reviews year s activities asks broader Powers revealing protts of Wisconsin Cigar potato and milk distributors reporting 100, markit bulletins Issue food standards inspector located at 10 shipping Jar tits prosecutions for tyls grading filed in u counties and conspiracy Ami discrimination Pfob i and enjoined tic Wisconsin invasion of markets made Public wednesday its first annual report issued by Lei Rector Nordman covering the period sine beginning of of ration Cpl 17, 1919, until dec. 1, 1920. 1 yom 1 percent to 1 percent were the net returns on investment of Wisconsin beet sugar manufacturers in 1813. From 77 percent to 102 percent were Tho net profits of three Waupaca potato warehouse corporations last year Elt a paid a with a Range from 10 percent to its to 5 percent gain for Tho soms companies in the previous year. From if percent loss to 27 percent profit Wen the Lenuit shown by ill Waukee milk dealers in 1919. Waste stressed duplication of Rivee involving want it and inefficiency Lack of storage fac bit a monopoly speculative con tears and wet Cheeks. One Little aching heart one Little mind works a they Ain t no Santa a a a somebody forgot the empty stocking club somebody did t Volunteer a a a which shall it bsh youngster tears or volunteers Stratford sold brings $100,000 Purchase of City s second largest apartment House big Deal of year Tho Stratf it re apartments Wert oilman strict have been sold by w. P. Wagner of Oreen Ray to p. E. Stark ii. L. Garner a. T. I a filing and c. L. Clark. The Price is reported to have been nearly 8100,000. The Deal was one of the largest real estate transactions of the year. The Stratford which was built a few years ago is the second largest apartment House in the City. It contains 18 apartments on b or floors. Each apartment has five rooms and a Bath. About half of Tho apartments have sleeping porches. Xmas club plea brings Aid offers first Check is received few minutes after state journal leaves press $1,200 needed this year i in \ m for knot Yeai the a f Ini ii a Ore wrote this fanciful tale in 1822 the pleasure of his children. A the w were published a Mously Ami w a Hout the Thor s pledge. More lived a lung life 84 Bat nothing Lio did brought him the Fame undying ionic Olio might nay a is did the no Tuua a it i Dander and Lilia Cut frit. N i. And his tiny a vend or who raced later the housetops Only when St. Not reined up to Hast n Down a Hincy where g ><1 Tittle buy girls had Hung up their stockings. W u a ver there i e written a tale a is r to Nittlo children at Christmas time Titan of Mur it ? a a a most persons Are familiar with the habit sumo children have of telling on imaginary talc o their future own in nation us it it literary w r. U t. Lights for Feasor Dupri says this sometimes i r a to to As a a Tours grow older. It is a sort lie t u a i immaturity often in t t. The re at of the. Mentality a to is a disease this More or less v. Unitary and conscious tendency to invent myths to b told Asfa t. In Ruf is or Dupre Cal a it myth mania. Other hav Given it an ugly i word. Rut the it it duos i Hange tiie Tot or deny that a person who toils such myth May require the attention of a i hymn Tan. It was not King ago that All insane a a soils were treated us it Minai. Myth mania in its morbid form is ten de by a la k of Mality in the thing Tohl on undue prolongation of the narrative , and its Inadequacy to convey an idea fro try the mind of the Iyih Omamoy to the humid of the listener. That being so the prudent person who a a Story a toll and who does t wish to he thought a had better make his Story it olnsted and Cut it Short. Rut for land s Sake Don t take nil the fairies out of child life. The Learned professor solemn warning nowt Testai Ding Thuro is genuine value in childish imagination. Physicians trying to the malady May find their giving pills to it youth of its Genius. The ranches of youngsters May Fluhs or Thev May be the beginnings of great literary careers. A there Are 50.000 canadians under tro1 of pm a and inaccessibility to the the Sod of Flanders. That it a the once a in stressed conditions affect Canada paid for european statesman a Quot if "1 living which the re ship trying to Settle euros an problems. I place the blame d act la on a few. Nevertheless Thev were i an people for f33.0tu,000, of starving and under your or u of a attorn and Central m or Hoover appeals for $33,000,000 new York a tiie european a Liei Council of which hrs it Loov a i chairman today a a us a an Appeal a Stu the am for 3, a hell Europe. To it n millions Are asked for medical service and $23,000,Hub for child food. The Jounen was a Niy organized Roordink Atung the Racli f work of eight or Gsnio nation. Berger Appeal argued today Washington Ait nimets on the App u of \ k Tor r. to socialist. From hit Niv Var sentence for alleged violation of that it act. 111 a be opened in tiie supreme court lit Olav mrs. Marylavon taken by death mrs. Mary Gertrud Ravin wife of Jam a la Titi 113 Mif fru at rect died today at a Madison Hospital aft r undergoing i of ration. Mrs. Lam us a Thirn in Madison in 1x81 and Iliad lived in tilt City ail a r life. The Wae a m Rio of tin Myrtir work its arid Tio la ii its auxiliary of the ancient t a i is of ilium anians and a .4�tain of tie prise winning women s Drill team of the a1>o a auxiliary. Khz to hit Ariand. Her Moth a Lia i Ltd male Ita one a lab a mrs. Is a it i Maine i and thick and Jain a Hayes of it a of Kauaka port states a is a National and International problem a a a the result of fac ors of interstate it Quot nip tit Lon must hold a Way or if it is to be supplanted by government regulation. This must be a a through n fed no Law relating to Pri Ltd a in interstate supplemented by uniform state Lawn determining the margins on Uit Unaie Market news service of products 4alera and Consumers contained in big Kiy news Cister. Pul it Tisha a Scon jul be supplemented by daily telegraphic bulletins through Oraeed wire from the United i8iaus Runau of Mark to in Washington. Standardization of Wisconsin potatoes cabbage Honey and apr a a a enforced by inspector Rusuli in pro Cut Imis fur violating Radger Gnu a of Quaty in Ashland Uhl ppe Wil Columbia. Ihtn1, i Xor. Fund do i Xuy Laing Al Quot Rinco Iti Manitowoc Marinette Monroe in a and Waul a a counties. Rotulo Insp tors Covier a i �27 town. Honey mgt to Ltd Iii Lias extend <1 to 19 a s. To aching 148 beekeeper s and 4 j dealers. Aid Coop projects thirty nine cooperative a Aoe nations would Center on conserva Tion far Rasht rf3, a. A cogent Mon into a sue n Dopa Tenient of ail bureaus in to lib Fader us government la Tang to one rvs lion of a it urea was org d by John h. Wallace ur., cock my tier. Of Civ a a icon of Al Lamb at the Fones or conference hot Ioda it. Iliac Saul he favor 1 the Bill in trod a in Oong a that would Cre site Staci a Ltd or rom it. Deny passports to Irish probes Washington a the British pm j Bassy Lute a fund to vis the passport of members of the special con Nettei a Elev Tod by the come Iasi in of inquiry in comi. Not in Ireland in it a in a it Sion a re to visit in Jand to study it on i there. This Means Tiv at ennui i Bers of the ran. Be permuted to great by Lupin. Harding will retain seat Marion of i president elect Haril ing i l his it for the prot int and no immediate action will be Luik to on the offer of gov in or of he fir Appeal for volunteers a it join the 1920 empty stocking club published in yes Ter hey s editions of the Wisconsin state journal brought a wide res Imse. Telephone Calls started coming to Tho empty stocking editor of the state journal a few minutes afr tin firs is lotion appeared on the ferret i than 10 i nub a Tor the state journal was off the press a Check for $1 Gnu delivered to the empty stocking editor the first contribution of the y or need $1.200 this year to it spite the fact that $1,200 is needed this year the largest sum Ever asked Liy the club it is getting Awny to a flying Start for to tip Petson that there is a a Kunce of $171 in is Treasury Over from last year when More than 8700 was raised. Never before has Madison had the Mimer of needy families who face a is less for ism to unless the limply stocking club a to every family aided by the club to first inv it Igi it a by the expert ended world hrs of the Madison Public welfare Riseon Botlon. By working in coops a Tjon with the welfare the club will also he Alile to prevent duplication of Effort. The welfare Soso elation has asked that nil of Yaniz talons id individual Tai Stu it intend to take care of Fimi i a it a Christmas list their rum a and the none of those they w ill ii Punj company cd and Kothe with the a Lam he it i Ltd. Kit Rotati in Servi it to fur her the Campaign again t Duple Catka a will Send out autos the i empty stocking club need a. A y. . Clothing toys and furniture. If you will give Money it to it it he empty stocking ichor of 1 he sat journal. If you vill c be clothing food toys or furniture pin. The it Apty stocking editor at Badger 6,000 and an hut a in Oil i get will he sent to your Home to Oil for the articles. No matter How Small your contribution will la it is important that it reach the chit if you can give Only Aby pennies Send a along. Kahn warns of japanese War peril if t Ashington a relations Vav Between the United states and Japan Are kept unsettled by japanese agitators and demagogues setter of themselves to stir up race troubles representative Julius Kahn California. Claimed in a speech to the House today. He warned that continued activity on tha part of the japanese agitators might Lead to War bet warn the two countries. The people of the Pacific coast object Only to Large numbers of japanese labourers coming into their states but have no objection to the immigration of nip ponese professional men or students Kahn said declaring the question was not one of racial prejudice. River and Harbor Bill denounced 10-year plan of improvement urged by mid West Delegate at conference wants commission w bribery bared in rail operations interstate Commerce commission report warns Public and employees t Washington bribery to secure favors in the movement of Coal and other commodities will result in indictments if Mufti sent evidence can be obtained the interstate Commerce coment bion earned in it annual report. Mad Public today. The commission also announced it would ask Congress for sgt. A in to punish anyone giving a bribe to a Railroad employ or any employee a Leptig a bribe a was re ult of the Inadequacy of the car apply and of Railroad transportation generally during that last yea., a practice has grown up among ship pts of bribing operating in Loyes of t Abtam train in report said. Arin Notony Congress will he asked to appropriate $1,000.000,-000 for the next decennial Peno. To it it improve the National River and harbours it was dead a today Lay the National Rivers and harbours con Gress the action followed enthusiastic reception of the speech of James e. I filth St. Louis vice president of the Mississippi Valley association in which the speaker denounced the Rivers and h u Bors Bill of the last Congress As a a Pic Yaunish Penny Wise Iki und foolish bit of Economy. He contrasted the billions of taxes Lex red in the Esch Timmins Bill Quot with the a paltry $12.000,000�?� for the Atlantic Gulf and j a Ift coasts As Well As All Inland and Lake Waterways improvements. Smith recommended 1�?a definite and comprehensive plan for Parma not Waterways improvement. 2�?-that projects is undertaken in order of importance. 3�?that As soon As so fall so trunk Boss ars improved branches be developed. 4�?that Tho entire plan be fulfilled m ten years. 5�?�?creation of a special Waterways commission ranking with Ottar government departments to have Complete charge of Waterways. 6�?finally, appropriation of $1,-000,000.000 for use in the 10-year improvement plan. Delegate Williams Youngstown a 1 the Resolution committee be in the demoralizing effects of this Pray struck <1 to incorporate tie recommend tire arc fir i i citing. Bribery of this Tiu no in its report. The Resolution to r in Many instance cannot Fie a were referred to the committee directly and effectively reached under to it appoints ii Tor i sect by Willis Sli Ould Ting a 4�i a to resign his senatorial Oil a it was indicated in a at at int from head Quad Tell . A i hurried action will sidetrack claim of police woman claim amounting to $72.15 for Tiv a Ling and off co expenses which it it a us knitted last night to the judiciary Fth common Council fit mrs. A cruise Hamilton police Micron wits not acted Union City attorn y will in Ryan and hat the i Vicini could be rejected undo Init it is improve r to alums to i Cumuli nov r a period s. And that it in improper for an o of the City to submit claim ise than through a did Rutm it i i 1. I on p i s a ii a i Ved l Ltd this. Jan son Raymond Vert brother i Atri Madix ii ii i i shopping day5 till an a chrisrrm., the fun to a will Lake place at holy a Quot Leemer Hurch at 9 a m. Saturday. Burial w ill in at Tai vary. The Ludier auxiliary of the hibernian will a at the Home at 7 30 tomorrow night it Complete funeral our a Fyk gement. Soviet refuses British Trade London Wuh grit Britain Rudy to resume Trad a relation with Russia the Sov Ieti have Snath find their offer Hack Awn Viking to Khz daily Telegraph a to Iii. The Pap a a 1 Tii a foreign old a i Hiu a note from russian Folli als re j Audi Atung Prati it no y All arrangement i Uduc us a Jade n Sui option. A Havre been a funds cd by the i i x. Their a Hunting methods and uniform of accounts ann1 Meed for us it a k shipping companies and cooperative War i0us��?T�, sgt a a he butter. Cd Tieh and apply a have been Najr Petisi in a producer with Tho a it Mstan of the division. To Enty two Turu to Page 4, column a missing pastor returns Home Passaic n. since nov. 11, the Rev. Cornelius Densel of the Netherlands reformed Church has returned to Passaic it was Learned today. The reiterated prediction of mrs. Dense that a the w 11 come Baoy a was Verd de last night when the missing pastor walked into a meeting of the Church consistory which was about to decide on a Mitter to replace him. A a Hen Densel appear at the list a one of the members i med the door in hit face. Lat he was admitted he made a statement during which he wept and told such a pathetic Story that several other members burst into Teara. Taken it Riti a Ilii a it to stated Lavau of ill inv of Willis fat i r. K. Nator Harding j fio Vernor a a Tod i upon Ria Kion of to lib offer. White in Washington this w so Natur Harding air Iii d for a to protect him on Ali party mat coming up in the Matu during Tiwi is. It a 1 i ram t. i Oil a re r he id. Tai a i claim. B j a n a to s i Tomo Hili i Hob at the is j Drac a sliding Laws. Thom Nisson Abo announced trying to Bre in up the practice of a Ait that a to reduce transport it Lou a firges by falsely do scribing a Tupi nuts and by filing fraudulent loss j Ltd Aims. Indictments have been returned Iti a number of the a rates several of which were for Hilling Gas Ollie As unrefined naphtha allowing it t a be earned str Ducal rates. Effort i it if Thi <1 tra. 1 r have increase Voith i her a a the commission said. Urges steel cars the commission also recommended action by Congo a a t it ret uric the usef hts 1 Ira in pay so Tiki r train service among other legislative recon i a nations were to place More i stringent limitations upon Transporta-1 Tion of a and to my re careful in it a a a i t i in of of a Tiv a holler As an c Cid it pro it Ion Masure. The Rennirt show d of Railroad operating efficiency during j find the t i. \ a Traxl told in Tai in he transportation and ear a a Rutih id but a no t by orders Ity in it mint to Coal and i a a a and by Orrl re Ltd a Tati i of rat Iipp t in a a a the no is were in it fru immigration Bill up immediately Washington a big majority for the Bdl suspend my immigration for two years a indicated m the houss today Whan by a vote of 1b1 to 9 immediate consideration of the measure a ordered. Issue warrants for Clara Smith fir in w in a Tittle Lloyd it for a a h in 1 b air at Quot Flat Beemen form marketing body a $25,000 state Mark ing. Sci Tion w hereby Tai. I j growers o per Tiv a a. ,�?�.<� Market Tho bulk it w Wisconsin i was organized at a hot no j of tic division a marked j Day. Officials present or a. So j Elu Wiit the. Pie in i id Quot of the it Quot a live a. Kia lot. In Rof if. U. Wilson the University. A a Ltd tary of Tai Quot , 1 f. A tiding i a in i president. North a to in b eke a association. Claim Lam f k re. Wow d a a wed to approve Tai Kulaas 852 William a Tien Oges to Lus a e ran into a five of a a a i a i Williamson starets a Bariou Waupaca k. Is for -1. It tally Aff by n the in Tai Tai s ill t i diet Rufii re hit Ali k tilt l til g be Al Haso. Tax warrants for Tho arrest of t Lara South wanted on a charge of shooting Jako l Llama a Oak hot inulin Tuure Lias been re Vod by Telegraph from Ardmore prov a tit a a a. Ett Orts Are being made to woman in Juar z or nth a it Huat a the sheriff Aimo unc Quot i thus or i j aft in a on. A National body honors Norgord Del r Suppi y re ent Iii a a a quips 1 t. Ther f r a utom a a dam a i h Weigle head of District body the f. ,.i m duty a of this Ltd Unity. Big Export demand demand of r cd a Al for a Poi j. W in. A of to a it state of a in Cona South 11 Orado Ai its up form it v an i dr-1 1 i a in a it Nevada a. In to ate Law do a a bid us of a t g flt it Ati n tie a a Mcl a Anat i in t in Elk Tion of c. I. Nontong Wisconsin commit Toner of Agri Kultur As eur of tin National association of commission re of agric i tire wig Anni unwed i y the state i part met to Lay. The commissioners association held it it Ninual a in Chicago and or. Norgord read a Pap r on Trio we re of his i part at. Tariff Laws to continue year Washington a present a Veno and Tariff Law must continue for it a a air. Re publican Lei Oices of the House i. In i. A by plans for re it a to t w a in Asuree. Plan to Force dry Law Vav sea score Houston tax boost plan British Cabinet faces censure a Merit has i t j Rall in to Pur in a i."1. I d but 11 to of i t Riti 1� to me t washing that Tho pro i ships or it a the eve r in Quot. To it nue Bureau v a a to. Wea ther j fits annual y fit rep North Ltd the i Tose Cloudy tonight. Friday fair. Not much change in Tampara Ture. Light to fresh southerly Winda w Vrh tact in 1 tee a Tiona for i is we used taxes made by Hochre Rwjr of til Tri Rutur i a Pont were dwt uni Oil to is Nativ a clan Kile Hir Colina run Keg a to Crit i Way and mean in a Mitten. Of. H Custons or Misilo Are the most Una via unjust and pro Republic Ai that Over a manat d for in icy a rom it of the government sine its by eur Jig Quot Kirchm said. Joni port Quot Fth Milf out 1 o of t he turned. T Dinwid no t hat Sente Fin a an t Fie Al Quot cd for hut Day i in proper ions in Gove Tim n re i a or g Iii an Amend / it i urge i cd it it or adopt of of 11 1� t Nta Moun t or an of the Cabinet f j resign. Gipp a y die a y physicians with the so Imp it will be pre i s in la Ert Jofh to of it. The am n it it it 1 a vote of Cen i Cook a lowing custom i Why the it Oil Tion 1 run Foo 1 Png Nia. In it it the \ i w 1 it re Ping 1. U a cts ton hip t not lot Finold. At s won Rad John chair Inin of supported Thia a and few. I not lev a Day. In Congro a a including chair a in Jone of the Senate a comm Roeer in uus 1� have scouted the claim

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