davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1913-04-11
GIVES INSTANT ACTION

A. c.. Mooney, druggist, reports
hat A SINGLE DOSE of simple
ouckthorn bark, glycerine, etc as
compounded in Adler-i-ka, the Ger
man appendicitis remedy, stops con-
stipation or gas on the stomach
INSTANTLY. Many Ladysmith peo-
pie are being helped. Adv.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1913-04-11
BISHOP CARROLL IS DEAD
Was One of Most Prominent Catholic
Cierqynen in America.

Philadelphia, April Bishop Car
roll, rector of St. Edwards Roman
Catholic church and one of the most
widely known clergymen OF his de-
nomination in America, died here.
Complications following an injury re-
viewed 4 year ago when he was thrown
from his horse brought on his last i'll
ness
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1913-04-11
Horse For Sale

A Gelding, coming six years old,
weighing about 100, for sale cheap.
For further particulars apply to
JOE SHELLEY,
Ladysmith, Wis.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1913-04-11
TRAIN DEM0LISHES STATION
One Dead and Number Injured, Sew
erai Fatally.

Toledo, O., April 6.-Baltimore and
through an open switch at Heytville
demolished the station and turned tur-
tie.
Fireman Jackson of Garrett was
killed, Grant Mason, Hoytville, who
was in the station, was fatally injured,
and a score of passengers were seri-
ously injured. Five others may die.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1913-04-11
Constipation, if Neglected,
Causes Serious Illness

Constipation, if neglected, leads
to almost innumerable complica-
tons affecting the general health
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1913-04-11

For Sale and For Rent placards.
also other stock placards, at the
ews-Budget office.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1913-04-11
Buys Big Wisconsin Farm

| have about 400 bushels of Sir
Waiter Raleigh seed potatoes, pure
stock, true to type Price 75c. per
bu
X. z, G. ID. SWAIN,
III LasysAith, Wis.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1913-04-11
MANY DEAD IN RAIL CRASH
Twenty-three Persons Killed in Sci
uian COMO.

StdH SouSo'
Bona, Belgian Congo, april O.
Twenty-three persons were killed
when an entire train with it's loco
motive plunged through a railroad
bridge crossing an arm of the Congo
at height of $50 feet from the water.
No one on board the train was saved.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1913-04-11

LasysAith Wis,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-04

idaffen madier, obne ibrer 20iuna
mrrEbar n1ber gariidt 81 iein. am
/. april nir0 or ben 6S. aonareB
~ elmer ertraiibmg e%iiberuien
Irei miftiae auiaabcn iuio es, nit
benen lid Die @eiebaeber Dor alien
al beidditieen babeH neroen. Cine
onrdgreiienOe Girdiidt Der Boil.
aeIebgebuna itebt Inn gorocrgrunOc.
lie Democratic Bat Den Garif bon
ieber fir aae liebel p5tatttDortIid.
armadlt uno lit babel iiher ST melt
aegangen Go miro man oenn &C.
ipannt fem tounen, ipie Die 9eno.
lrattn ii6 6ieier iduierigen aui
an6e obne 6arOeI un0 SIiouitrie IN
gnit AT bericben, c~ntIeOigen rper
Sen Gs miro i~o3uiaaen Die 5ener.
probe Der aelien Administration
Iein. Tnm tommt cine 5iuonj'
reform arobeu Stiles an Die Reibe
GaB uricr Snitem ser llmlmlimit.
tel imo 0es are0its ihon Iange q
uer Reiorm mad mooernem 3u.
iduitt ben5tbigt, miro nuerieits on.
grfaRut. Die S0em oes Grienators
alOrif fanOen bJim goIfe friueu
.lnfIang, man pitterte cine yer
idnoruna Der Sinnn5gepaItiacr
BEN areoit 0eS gar3en 2anNrs
in ibren S1n0en 81 baben. So.
man auf cine Reform iiunen
miiiieiL Die Die aeiammten goIt5.
intereiien bcriidiidtigt. Sieieu bel
oen aufgobcn itIieBt iih Die brittle
aidt miu0ar gerpnItige an, Die Ge.
lulirrng Der aroBen SnOuitrieoer'
gemeinbin Truits g%cnnnnt
Gieie orei Auiaoben ioaten DohI
iiir irgeno cine aongreBitbung &C..
I'M 8r1ii6ent uno 8eieB'
le6cr in f~icberbaitcr Sbdtigfeit 5uI
Tie augen Ser eanjen So
ion ueroen mad Baibington ge,I
iein, 6enn es bdngt nihts
Baringeres ais lire 3ufunit BON
Ter art uto 8eiie ob, ME Bic Ser,
refer Sc5 golfe8 Oieie aufga6en To-.
en- tper0en.
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NGnmtrn rin !6nns nns.

Sim Counting 9tnhmittag fam
Dor ser @obmtng bon @iaiaul
S~teiubauier, 1905 8olnut StraBe.
Gin iduerer MobeIuogen borgefab.
rem. Giner ser bei0eu Mdnner aui
Gem @agcn borgte iif) einen
Sdliiiie( bon eiiem 91odbar mo
itIoB auf. glit Der iiblihen gtall.
gier ihauten bic Iafbarn 81, tpie
lie Standardization Nfobel aufge.
LADEN puroen, IieBen pobI olif)
3utuaiIen elm sort Der aritif iiber
Sic M0beln fallen. glls aQes altf.
aelaoen mar, iubren bic Rdruer
fort.
gIg bie Stein6auier's ipdt Conn
tag a6en0 beimfabrteL fam man
lid ungefa6r ibr Gritalmen oen.
fen. Die gan0iten bntten faunl
gpnltg fir Oos augenblifIife ge,
oiirfnis ii6rig gelaiien. Ser 8erth
ber geIto6Ienen @egenitdnoe betrdgt
ungefqbr 5000.
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FrafSeut 8iGOn's SnansnratiOns'
Neoe.
Gorticbung bon Seitc -

a~biaubauleu Bel ie0em geraperl
Bir BADEN, ME feine anoere Ration
Die nirfiamiter gtittel Der Rroout.
ton ituoirt, aber mir peridnmteH Die
Soften ODER eriparnis 81 ihlOiren
5erner miiiien mir Der 8eiun0.
belt Der Mdnucr Irauen unb Sin.
Ter ionic oercn Red)te int 9aicins.
iampfe mebr alimerfiamteit mI6'
men. Gies 1T feline ieutimentaIe
gilidt. Gle icite @rlmolnge Der
Rcgi5rung lit Geredtigteit, nidt
Mitleio.
@em Wdnuer. 5ruten mo Sin.
Der i'm inonitrieqeu Seben nidt &c.
gen 8eiabren o1nen Tie ieI6it mod)t
los gcgeuiiber iteben geiditbt limo,
10 tam feline gieoe bon gleidten @e.
~legcubeiten iein. Gle geieQihait
bari fire gigeucn E6eiIc uidlt
ldndheu ODER id1oigen. Die oi.
ientIihe @ciunobeit Die Gahrungs.
mittcL Bic ar6citsbeOiuguugln mil
len itaatlider aoutrole mteritelt
iein. IS lit Snde Der Gerettigtsit
mo mirfiamer 8eiebe.
Dies limo einiae 1inqe, Die mir
t6um ioaten, oabei Die onoern nid)t
lmgetbon Ioiieuo, Die aItbrtamteu
ME gu acknowledgement Der Sdut
res gigentbums uno Der periotl'
Iiten 6reibeit. Gs iei uniere bod
ite 4uign5e. aae8 Oas 9eben Der
Ration getreffenoe mad @etpiiien
Ii. RcdtSbepuBtiein 5u bebeil. Cine
Radiidt nuf Gartei mo cine blinoe
Salt ioaen mir Dies tblm. Nir mil
len nieoer h~eritelen. nidlt 53rItoren.
&ir miiiien unier oefonomiifes
Spitem banObabsu. mic e5 tit mo
Cam anoeru, nidt. ME Is ieiu ioIl
te. Sdritt fir Sdritt neroen mir
Is ST. Dem briugcn. mas Is iein iou
te. Sm @riite iener. Die lire 5i5e-
ne 8eisbeit bejnaiieIn mo Ratb.
uno 8iiicn. nidt ilada Selbit3u.
~flieoeuheit iufen, ODER Sic gllifrcs.
q1tna BON 6liigen, pon oeuen lie.
nitt uiiien, mobiu. 8erettiaf1it
uno mr. @eredti9teit ioa itets IN
fer Nlotto iein.
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Glenb Scr 2~nOenmabden.

@enn man Die 4usiagen Ser
tom 2egislaturfomite Oernommenen
S~ooenmdOden fiir barre Miin3e
uebmen bari, Damn fino oie omaha
Sooenmdoden i'm QQgemeinen nidlt
auf aoien ge6ettet. 9ieIe tonnan
fih BEL i6rem fleinen 2obn fem
Mittageiien erfaltben, nnoere be-
iiben n1tr einen In5ug. Bel aa
oieiem GlanO lit es onerfennens
nertb, 0aB 0as aomite nur einen
Sal fano, mo Elm Md0den 0lrd
6ieie gtot6 aIf Die Balm Oes Ga
tiers getrreben puroe.
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seamtenpedliel bel Der Il. Z.

Iie ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Der I.
q. 9abn lit 6errn 8. g. Gummins
ols NahfoIger BON Serrn n. q.
Smit6 ii6ertrageu moroen. 9ebterer
miro Die 2eitumg Der aolouiiatious.
~obtb3ilung iibernebmn.
Sntitb mar 90 Sabre BEL Ser
Union 4acific anaeiteat un0 bat
i'd pom Stenograpbeu binaufgeor.
beitet. 9err Gummin5 mar Dor.
Gem in Sen Gfficen ser @eieai6ait
in Ren gorf angeitelt, no er
gleidfaG5 Der MISUNDERSTANDING
toritanO, or lit crit 26 Sabre alt.
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bic nene Administration.

Sn ieoen neuen Grdiioenten iper.
ben 1emiiie Sofiulmgen qeiebt I'M
slpnr beredltigte mo un6erehtigte
Geiue Mitbiirger babeu Gin Hedt
su boffen, OaB CT all ieine 5Gbil.
tritcn nno ardite in ihren Gienil
itent @enu ieooh BON einem ucuer
T%rdii0cntm eriudrtet miro, DAB II
frie ourh i3aubermaft ale bisbcri'
gen S91Oen Die iid nobren0 Sabr-
aebnien bernlisgs6ilOet haben mo
lei er cine nod 10 maftuole Ser
ionlihfeit, l0ien fam, 10 lit oas
GiirdGns unbereftigt. Scine beiter
SHtentionen fonneu an Ser llneinig'
teit ODER Dem maugelnocu geritdno'
mis- i'm aongr1B iheitern. Die @e'
idiftc oieie5 2moes peiit oiele
9ctipiele oafiir auf. Die 9iaht Der
Gerionliffeit zines G%rdiioeriten lit
lciicn 1mgendtct einer Ser groBten
nenu nidt Der groBte 5attor, Inn
cine A0ntiililttatton 5l etner ettol9'
reiden SIT MAIDEN.
@ooorom 8ilion 6eredtigt 81
rem idoniten S%offuungen. gr Bat
ols @~oupernelr bon 0eru SerieD
cine bis 0abin umeripartete SeIbit-
itan0igfeit mo Guergie benieien.
St lieB Scr 9egisIatur FLAIR un0
eciitIid nerIteber, 0aB Die 8iirgar.
idaft BON linen Die gernirflihung
Ger aonpogneberiprefen %ertparte,
lnro io1te Semono maihinenpoliti-
Ite gcoenfen begen. 10 tper0e er
iidl al Dte @iirgeridait 0ireft men.
Sen. llno bic neriprodenen Hefor'
men tpiiroen eingefiibrt. IS lit
0ies cine oitrhnus origine1e SSH.
ion'ife Soee, iif oIs oireft2r Ser.
tretcr oes Bottles i'll betraften, unO.
rrenr er Oieien Stan0punft felt unO.
unsriditterlid) ols 9rdiioent BEL.
behalf, 10 ftebt BON ieiner A0mini'
iiration bel 5u erndrten.
G5 fno gepaItige 5roaen, oenen
SER 8ifion segenii6eritebt, Sra.
gen, Die leinen 8orgdngern biel gu.
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gielieitiae Maidinc.

pie 8eitern 2au0 Roaer Com
ram BON Sditinq5. gtc6., itelt Elm,
Moihine Der, @eitcrn Buloeri55r
4ader un0 giulher geunnttt. melt,t
gIeiH5eitig EN- gltes Saatb5tt Der.
itelt filr aorn. @ei3en ooer ir1enl
cine on0ere @etreioeart, uuo mt
Der man and oas imt9e @etreic,
gut Inltiuiren fam. Gle eignet
iidl cut, I'M 6roitipaIt2u gu filler
ru0 fir picle nu6ere 2anSipirtG.
ifoftsar6eiten.
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@enrn Gin6rndl perhnftet.

elmer Sbeuen D0n IunIap, "a.
uno 8iQinm Stranb bon 172l
9orcas StraBe, mur0en arn Mon
tag inter Dem 8eroadtc ~perbaftet
in mebrere 8obmn9en an Oel
n0rol. is. StraBe eingebroten 81
iein. IS ioQeu it1rfc 9erpeIie &C.
gen Die geioeu borliegen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-04
81. arieNmann mnh gilcns erle6rn

YleU gjort, 4. Wdrl. Or. orlc0'
mann founte ieinr Nbiidt bier cine
alinif SIR 9c6anoIlma non Iuber'
iuloiefraufcn 81 cr6iiucn, nod
uidt olisiitbren, "a tr Dorhcr cine
Si5cu5 sum GrattiuercH BON Der
Jlcoijiniihen @eielidait non @cD
Yorf GountD einboIca mub. Die
@eieaihait gcoeuft 0aa SeriIm Dor
crit ST probireus ehe iic Die Si5en3
erthpiIt
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9rr 62. annnrek.

@%aibingtou, a. N}d3.-Eie Mi-
Iit1r. Nfaocmie Bill uuo oas 9oit.
dmts. Stat mur0en lit betoeu @dlt.
fern 0c5 aonareHes au9a1ommen.
tesgIeid1n Die @epiaiGmas gia
iiir 9eldltthiirmelt. guittihiiie i'm
getragc BON $t,200.009. %ra'iOent
Iaft bat $50 Grnennuu9rn, Die pom
Senot beitdtigt nur02u, ioiort III.
tcrjeiduct aud ihrIgb er leinen
Ranleu AM mebrare hubert itiuer
Fbotograpbien; old ionitiae 3nhls
leide Sdriftitiide bat CT unterjeih.
net.
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SOSeSfaa..

SIN Sitter pom 70 Sn6ren itart
ON Sonntag AbatO in ibrer @ob
mtng in geIeoua 6rau So6omc
M}egers. Sic binterldBt ibren Sat
Ten mo iieben qin6er. 2os ge
gra6nis fin0et Gitnitaq giadmit
tag 2:30 BON Der 8resbnteriider
Stride auf Dem geqeoue 5rie6boit
itatt.
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aRarhbrridt.
0ubsEfnnhn,

SilosS m1bn, 4. W1urj.
Rmouieb- 3uaubr5. 200. Marfi
fart.
@ntc tis bette Ss.00-$s.75,
NittelmdBige bis cute STD
81.
@cnobulidJc Bis mittrlmdBiat
$700-775.
aiibc mo Sellers, itart bis TO-
b65cr.
eatc bis bette Sellers, 500
$3.50.
@utc bis bette aiibe $6.50-700
Wittelmdbige bis quite aiibC
- 30.
@~epo6nlite bis mittrIm1bige
$500 800.
Stoders mo Seekers, itarf.
@ute bis bette S750-$s.00.
@ittelmdBi8e bis bette $3.50
$3.50.
@cpo6ulide bis mittcImdbigt
Sb.2D-b. 80.
Stod Sellers S5.00-7.0o.
Qa(ber S5.75-$a25.
guQcu S5.25-6.50.
SGpeine -3uhlbr ~ $50. Marft
5--t0c Hie0riger. 9urdituittsprciS
$820-$s30; boditer @reis $3.50.
Shnie- 3uiubr 400. Warft
fit bis itorf bis t0-t5c bobsr
2dmmer, quite bis bette $500
$3.50.
Mlrtteridaic, S6.00-S6.25.
@iooer, cute biz bette $685.
$3.50
SGbrlinge S7.55-7.65.
21mmer $S00-$S.60
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Srancrciarbcitrr ilntcritubunas.
Gercin.

g9ie ms Sefretdr @ric6 mitth2ilt
hat Der 9rauereiarbeiter llnteritil
B~nn9sDerein in. icincr Iebten Ger
iammIlmg ieine oItel Gcleantat
alm Gentrnluerban0 micocrtrnabIt.
IS iiao Dies Die 6arren G1riitiau.
@rieb. SuIilts Miiniter mo Soief.
@einfurtber.
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Ser aaiier rriit nad gtitrabnra.

Berlin A. Mlar-U3r aaiier
Ica Die glbiidt babm i'm nahitcH
llonat anIdBlih Der 3eier oe5 300.
idbrileH Subildnms oes ruiiiibcn
5erridcrbauies oem 3aren eiuen
9eiut o5%5nitatten. @eriiftweiic
rerIautet uad. oar Ger 5luu Rot.
idaiter in 9etersbH1 3rnamte
irilhpre iran3ohihe g%iorniemiuiiter
9elcniie ouf ieincr 9i1iic an Oen
Sarenbof bier abitriaen miro, nm
Dem aniier unO Dem Ateitefdu5lir
ieiue auiwartung 5u MADDEN.
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g(naefaaen nnS 6eruu6t.

Der 4ufpGrter Gus Glaitb tpttr-
Be nobe Der a%reu3ung Ser Sadion
uno 30. Strabe BON 3pei iungen
Burden a~ngefaqen uno Inn $50
6eroubt. Der Raubonfoa qeif)ab
fat gra0 Dor ieiner @o6ntng.
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Number SO. Elm Srnit.

Rsp Dorf, A. Mdrj-Das ger.
Stoaieu appcaotiouSgeridlt bot
eHtidieoen Dab bic eaitern Stnies
Sumber Dealers 9liiotiation INTO
eeren psrbiinOete @cidiite ais Truii
81 betradlten iino mo ~auiBeloi'
Deroen miiiien.
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E(aIif6lrte an5elgen!
Gnaliidlcr ltnterrift.

0eutide perOen III engliidet
aouperiation uno grammatif bon
cinem neutrality-suspicious. 9ebrer ge.
GEN 9eringe Soften mterridtet.
Man ooreiiire: 0engliib", Omaha
Gribiine. Ws28
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gSettcrbertht.

Gdon mo mariner q6cn6s unO
Mittmod).
Sir 9e6rosta: SIN glaqtmeincn
idon aIbenos un0 Mtittmoh; mar.
mer i'm oitliden 9beiIe.
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Seuti@e Galenoer

ieSIi1en Gbarafters, bumoriItiiher
unO erniter 0otlir, oeutid,e Bidder
uno 8eiti1riften, oeutide Slid.
nunidfarten fir afle @eleaeabeiten
lei Gwarb & Measlpp, 100 iiiol.
Lido Is. Strabe, Omaha. Nebr.
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1as prcisiuilrOigte Giien bel Ycter
aump. 8eutife Slide, 1908
9ooge GtrnBe, 2. Stod. Mabl.
5eiten % Gents.
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sprcden Sire ainOer Oentid?
S5ntereilanter @nidlauunas.llnter
rift I'M 9eutid)en fir ainoer ODER
@rmddiene miro in aloiien. ODER
gripotunterridt 81 mabigen grei'
len ert1eilt. Man a0reiiire:
s9eutid", Omaha 8ribiine".
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Srgeito cine art Dor aIeii.
1nn6eIaeifdft beiorgt oosr u~crfauft.
aennebed So, sos See Geb1uoe,
Smoba, Ne6. II.
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gSilaro Gbop, Tatente, 1880 Gitp
NationaI 8anf Building. Eel.
9nler 1883: Sno. a.tS64.
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@anpr 7ahIman frnnf.

MaDor GabIman bate iif itarf
erfdltet, miro aber borousliftlid
bol0 pie0er i'm SatteI iein.
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gerlaHet--Gin inteaieenter fleiBi.
ger oeutider Siiise i'm Sitter bon
iiber IA Sabreu fir ons aNaiIing
Depdrtcment" Der Omaha 9ribiine,
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5000 fanfea 100 ader

$1,000 faufcn 160 Adcr feines
5ormIano in 9inroln gountD,
Colorado. 8ertb 5000. geoin.
glmgert: Gle 6dlite baar, l1to ben
Reit 3u 6 Gro5ettt 3iuien duf Ioilac.
8eit. $. @. {. 0. Gnaba gribine,
omaha, Qeb. IT..
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9tntide aalenoer frei BEL gsranef
& Son, 9ruggiitenb 1402 iiioIife
16. StraBe. Eel. Gouglas 1850.
Gelephon 9ouaIaS 1850.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-04
TAT INAUGURAL STAND WHICH VAS MOI USLDM

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Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1913-01-11
EXPECT SURPLUS
OF s4o,0oo,o0o
Corporation Tax To Do It--COl'
IeciiOns On This Item VIII
Be $29,OOO.OOW<

The prosperity of the country is re
fiected in the condition of the Unites
States treasury at the close of the cal
endar year 1912, which also marks the
end Of the first half of the fiscal yeal
1918. Secretary Macveagh estimate.
that on June 80 next there will be a sur
plus of $40. .0OO. 900 in the ordinary re
ceipts of the government.
At the close of business the ordinary
receipts of the government for the first
half of the current fiscal year aggre.
gated S346, 1864, ,022 Is. while the ordi.
nary disbursements during the same
period were s349. 7S1. 1856 25. This rep.
resented deficit Of So, SIG. .963 20 in the
ordinary operations of the federal treas.
ury. 1t is estimated that the corpora
tion tax collections this year will aggre-
gate about 500, 900. 600, of which about
s27, ,00O, 600 is yet to be collected. The
bulk of this tax will not be paid until
June 30 next, but it is just as certain O
collection as IL it were all in the treas
ury at this moment and will wipe out
the present deficit of s2.sl6. 1868 in the
ordinary account, leaving a surplus in
ordinary receipts and disbursements Of
about s25, 100000 as Of December 80,
1912. During the balance of the fiscal
year. it is estimated, the receipts will
exceed disbursements by about SIS. 000.-
600, which, added to the surplus of
s25, 900, 900 already in sight, gives Sec
retary Macveagh's estimate of sur
plus of $40, 900, 900 in round numbers on
June 80 next.
Before the end of the current fiscal
year the disbursements on account Of
the construction of the Panama canal
will be $42. 900. 900 for the year, all of
which is being drawn from the general
fund of the treasury without the sale Of
any Panama canal bonds.
Secretary Macveagh does not intend
to offer any more Of these bonds for
sale during the balance of the Taft ad-
ministration. Up to date the govern
rnent has spent on the canal si3s. 600, :
S69 from the proceeds Of the sale Of
bonds, including premiums, in addition
to $15s, ,2l7. .422 spent on the canal out of
the treasury, which may be reimbursed
from the proceeds of bonds not yet sold.
Under the law the treasury may yet is
sue Panama canal bonds for $240. $780,
600.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1913-01-11
GfeenbaCk and Franklin CITY

Mr.. Cyrus Bodley has returned from
visit to Baltimore.
Mrs. Oscar Belts returned to her
home in Wilmington Friday after
spending sometime with her parents
here.
Miss Maud Wheaton, Of Chincotea-
que. and Mr.. Chas. Tolson, Of POGO
moke City. spent Sunday with Miss
Bessie Bowen.
Mrs. C. w. West and daughter. Cath
crime. were visitors in Delaware this
week.
Miss Lizzie Ellis is spending some
time in Snow Hill.
Those on the sick list are Mrs Leon
ard Worrell and Mrs. Chas. Dryden.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anne Selby, of Parksley
are visiting at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. 4. Selby.
Miss Bessie Bowen accompanied by
her cousin Miss Cleora Wilgus, are visit
OrS on Chinc0teague.
Mrs. Morris Needles moved this week
to her future home in Dover. Her
many friends regret her departure from
this town.
The stork visited the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. Estle Jones on New Years
Day and left a little girl. Mrs. Jones
was formerly Miss Blanche Ellis.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. l. Hancock visited
Stockton Sunday.
Miss Lola Shockley. of Snow Hill,
visited Miss Eva Smith during the past
week.
Rev. and Mrs. o. A. Miller spent
Monday in Pocomoke City.
Mrs. Lora Bailey. of Wilmington, is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. l..
Z. Taylor near town.
Mr.. Stanley Short has returned home
from visit to New York City.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1913-01-11
JAY WILLIAMS. ,.
Order Nisi.

Curtis w. Long, Assignee OF Peter +
Mcdaniel
John I. Hill and Martha Hill. his wife,
and Cecil Hill and Bruce Hill.
In the Circuit Court for Worcester Coun
~. In Equity. No. 2iS1. November
Term. 1912, TO wit-December Goth
1919.
ORDERED this Goth day OF Decem.
ber. 1912, by the Circuit Court for Wor.
cester County. that the sale of the prop
erty mentioned in these proceedings and
the distribution therein made and re.
ported by Curtis w. Long. Assignee. be
ratified and confirmed unless cause to
the contrary thereof be shown on or be.
fore the 25th day OF January, 1918. pro.
vided copy OF this order be inserted in
some newspaper printed in Worcester
County once Ia each OF three successive
weeks before the Goth day Of January
next.
The report states the amount of sales
70 be $1,000.00.
HENRY L. d. STANFORD. Judge,
True Copy-Test:
OLIVER d. COLLINS. Clerk.
(dec $3.50
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1913-01-11
Pleads For Pure Milk.

The Messenger is in receipt of let.
ter from Mrs. M. w. Sanderson. mem
Der Of the Woman's Civic League. OF
Baltimore. asking US to publish the fol.
lowing letter written by DIR. John l..
Riley, of Snow Hill, and which was
publish in the Baltimore Sun of recent
date. The letter was written at the
request Of the Woman's Civic League,
which asked for his views on "Pure
Milk Supply" In answer to the request
DR.. Riley wrote:
Il want to congratulate the Woman s
Civic League Of Baltimore on the work
it doing in Baltimore city and through
out the State. The dairies in the smaller
towns are far behind the age in the pro-
per handling of milk.
"Of course the ideal food for a child
is its mothers milk. and every woman
should have this fact thoroughly i'm
pressed upon her. There are a few
cases where it is impossible for mother
to nurse her child, and thousands where
she could do so and will not. Conse-
quently large number of our children
from necessity come under the physi-
clans care.
Personally. | am in favor of the
State, through milk commissions in the
city and competent health officers in
each county, having supervision over all
dairies and keeping score cards and pub
fishing the bacterial counts at regular
intervals. Every dairy should be visited
and inspected by these health officers to
see that they are kept clean, that the
milk is properly handled, that sufficient
light is furnished the cows and that they
are free from disease. especially tuber-
culosis. This would cause all dairymcn
to keep sanitary dairies and use scientific
methods in the transportation of milk.
If this were done the mortality in bottle
fed children would be lowered very