Men's wear of Canada (January-December 1918) (1918)
Toronto : · leaf 209
hree-quarter million bale con-sumption of American cotton. Even.Jeff sat up and took notice at this, forcotton was climbing like wheat, and hiscrop was yet to harvest. \\, ; he tide bad turned it seem- ed bard to understand thai there ever had been a time When cotton bad not been Ln demand. It-… … The ox curt of fanner days \%Lizzie of to-day. Here isgo and here is the reason is giving place to the Tinwhere the negros profit*he will stay by the land. Why Jefferson Stays by the Cotton It is late October, and Jefferson ClayJohnson sits perched on the top of hisrickety snake fence overlooking a…
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