The Daily Star-Mirror
TOLUVI
MOSCOW, LATAH COUNTY, IN A HO. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1917
NUMBER 30#
MEMBERS OF CONGRESS UP IN ARMS OVER THE BERNSDORFF
EXPOSE
HEEELIN MUST EXPLAIN HIS ALLEGATIONS AGAINST CONGRESSMEN A CRIME AGAINST THE NATION
WASHINGTON—Roused by veiled attacks upon their honesty representatives in the house today plunged into a heated debate on the charge of Congressman Hefflin that certain members of the house might have been interested in the Bernsdorff slush fund.
Congressman Patrick D. Norton of North Dakota declared that the house's honor had been slanderously attacked and demanded that Congressman Hefflin explain his remarks. He said: "Whatever tends to break down the confidence of this house tends to break down the government. Congressman Hefflin says he can name 13 or 14 men who inferentially took German gold. We may condemn pacifists as traitors, but there is no greater crime than for a representative to charge that there is corruption in this body. It destroys the people's faith in their government."
The house vigorously applauded the speaker.
GET GOOD CROPS BY GOOD FARMING
NORDBY BROTHERS SHOW WHAT CAN BE DONE WITH WHEAT AND PEAS
Nordby Brothers at Genesee have demonstrated to the complete satisfaction of themselves and their neighbors that it pays well to cultivate thoroughly for wheat and peas, especially for such years as the present.  On 24 acres these men this year raised 26 bushels of spring wheat, Marquis, to the acre, and this wheat never had a drop of rain from the day it was planted until it was harvested. 