davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1914-05-15
Homedale, Idaho, May S, 1914.
Editor, Tribune, Caldwell, Ida,

Lear OH
In the the last issue of your valu-
able paper appeared FIVE letters from
five residents of Fargo in regard to
county division, in which it was said
that ninety per cent of the people of
Fargo were opposed to division. At
a meeting held Saturday night, last,
seventy-fve residents of the territory
proposed to be taken from Canyon
county were present and all voted in
favor of forming new county pro-
vided they could get the government
they have received from Canyon at a
lower tax rate. or more satisfactory
government at the same tax rate. The
writers of those letters though all
personally invited to be present at
the meeting failed to attend, with the
exception of John Beale, who voted
in favor of the proposition as stated
above.
Very Respectfully,
GEO. F. LEE.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1914-05-15

The University of Idaho is ready to recogniz,
the College Of Idaho We might recripocate.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1914-05-15
Very Respectfully,
GEO. F. LEE.

Don't fail to visit The Vogue Mil
linery Parlors and see the most
amazing bargains in hats and trim
mings you ever dreamed of. Fixtures
for sale-everything goes at sacrifice
prices. mS
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1914-05-15

Clare L. Sewer, a former Caldwell
boy but now railway mail clerk
from Salt Lake, was in town a few
days last week. Clare now has a good
position, being clerk in charge on the
run between Butte and Salt Lake
City.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1914-05-15

The University of Idaho is ready to recognize
the College of Idaho. We might recripocate.
The Pocatello Tribune says that Senator
Bradys scheme does not demand candidate
Tor the Republican nomination for governor
from the southeast, Why has be been so persis-
tant IN getting candidate from that sectionP
y press bureau has become thing of evil to
certain Idaho newspapers. We cannot see any,
thlng particularly wrong with press bureau.
Magistrate-"C Can't this case be settled out
of COURT"
NulIgan-''S Sure, sure that's what we were
trying to do when the police interfered with
our plans ''-Brookly Life
:, Hes never made any effort to support him
self Oh, yes, he has proposed to every girl
with money he knows. Baltimore American
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1914-05-15
Tough Steak.

Here, waiter" said the rude man
in the cafe. Tell the orchestra to
play Carmen vile l eat this beef
steak"
Yes, sir. Might | inquire the rea-
son why?"
Il want to hear the "Toreador Song
feel like bull fghter-H ouston
Chronicle.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1914-05-15
OUTLOOK FOR EXPERIMENT FARM,

Dean Carlyle accompanied by President
Brannon of the State University were in Cald-
we'll this week. They were greatly impressed
with the possibilities of this farm. The people
of Caldwell will soon be relieved of a number of
their burdens. They will not have to pay for
the water for the farm. The Reclamation Ser
wee will furnish this water, The county agri-
cultural expert will move his office to the farm
and thus relieve us of office rent And in adj
dltlon the University authorities are really in
terested in this farm.
The dairy herd has been purchased and will
De shipped here as soon as the necessary build
ngs are erected. Under present conditions, and
with the prospects in view, it might be to the
interest Of the people of Caldwell to lend the
farm a little substantial support at this time.
The erection Of the buildings could be under
taken without njuring anybody to any great ex
tent, Other experiment farms have been given
the land and buildings by the communities near
which they are located Caldwell might furnish
the buildings for the dairy herd.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-05-07
TanIna sefk II sr1erl.

she saahz fesk TAs iftI6 lastfu
ment when has for eensares 4esm
ased n kiye fonslelans fae correct
pifeh Is Stib3 fSasH1 ~ great seYgicc
81 the aiagoDsis N siseaze ~ gsI9
aDie has Il DfSesd 6aae IL promises
soon u i&ke ~ p3aeS oeside tlse ststa
osdcpA ana ilserHog0eief ~ aa essen.
siai part 0f agefg geof Disysieians
1uDAatnt
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-05-07

The one Na3 q 9Fevenc aoaalsoes
from na gs8iax IS pools mar cans
nos BE- arasned s % place small asa
~ aese bools Il ls oaig TIE very
sasaS aaa ehat meSe ta4m taeff 5rey
W ag scases oe taeie d6qeiegnaent
Goa Or tne pFente q Iafks
asi "a slsy iske " son5 u a gcsigIgs
taiafy fawesa - q benHat 20 sae ~
Mos9Ntees afe s5A1esaeG 5rnaase 81
aAcst aif srse fss make Sysy " sAs
aleail 5neS
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-05-07

~ iSiprs New Iife rms heep
stomach liver aud Kidneys ~ beallhy
condition llid tfe p0ily u posona
ana WaSte Improve gnif cenplesion
" iltsbiua the liser 500 kIdueys So
aoi more fellnf from one hos q lut
KINGS Naw Life Hills liian any medi.
ciue evef trea. Hags q u Hatfield
u rhicag9 ~ soci, ~ yWif drugasr
Aag N d&w
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-05-07
rl1kllna rfnl1S.I

fNkllbR tfeut f. an ancient n not
sxs1tsy honorable ~ay ~ catching
them 1be Hsha is inserted III ths
water gef1 cautiously unGef tho hsh
ehen ~ is resting quietly with igis
ieed apslfeaia ahd II ihe touch ~ tho
finger > light De elll sometimes Allow
himself " De tlckfa Slightly wien
fhA aaa6 il we'll andef the fsn Ne IS
hahs ohi u tbs uaief over ths tick,
lers' shoulder
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-05-07
sicK HEADACHE

Mrs A T. Lucxie. East Rochester,
y. " was a victim Of sick headache
and despohdeney caused bY badly
~eakened and debilitatcd condition oi
her stomach. when slac hcg&ss taking
fhambcfIalns Tablets She says ~
lolfhd them pleasant 10 take. also mild
ma effective ~ q few weeks time
: was restored 70 my former good
health FOR saIc by al dealers
Ady d&w
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-05-07

a nnod cousrIeuee II 10 ihe soul
wlal health II % tie body y pre-
seFfes constant eAHe pnd serenity
8itliu us and ie0fe lhan commercials
ai 100 epiHnuiiies and Affections tllat
Naa possibly beinil as Addison,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-05-07
oh. QuIt tl

The tea drinking cf Great britain
sm0Hats 70 about 5000 cups per lndi.
gifual fcr a year. according & statit
tlca which probably accounts FOR the
iaDnin' her athletes get whenever
they enter Into competition with us.---
Philadelphia inquirer
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-05-07

Carpet manufacturers ID Europs,
Who formerly bAd ~ send samples of
iheIf pf0daet to southern countries 20
test iheif saufesiSiluk qualities. nov
ass tiie meFfiify gayvr quartz iamD for
thai purpose iis ultraviolet rafs uay
ne even greater power 20 fade lfe
statfs Than ibe eun Popular Mss
ehahilA
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-05-07

spldffs ha9e faaf pbps fuf spinulnk
ihet threads ehcu ~ having gep
heieA. pta ihs Hha ven Itself is tlio
NnioH q iHoD threads 10 sbldef spins
more nan iGlf Wetw, Aud wlien ihe
fourth rs destroyed iiet saize ~ the
UeiH af sihefs
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-05-07

fMqheAW WA got gga d0Yn fgf
"A eoHple ef tlekeiAs we're EtstlnE ~
x lalHe fsf p0of mah ~ odf nelef.
bmhgsd JesEiey &pns fuf tue,
ihadk 1eu @aaldu'i tneW ahat ~
NJ wen be9f man " won hiia 'as
DiftiatlAn ReelHief
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-05-07

'ligef lose 4 SURGICAL cassY" Nope
tlloughl I Was guine 10 lose one
nnee. but 4 eaun vui MI light The
paiiant faae near dyng ehY7 "Ohl
Ne llpd llut hiH helrs paid fof tho
upsiaiisn
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-05-07

"hliggins u terrible man 10 hunt
trouble what II worrying him
now lie IL Worrying about The in
eome tax he yin hatS . ray II he ever
gets an Income big gnough 10 be tax.
I'd springfield (Mass Republican.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-05-07

a beautiful little white saec was
broken in many places. After putting
u together carefully. the owner knot
ted green ratIla about and Il was very
pretty slli The idea viii apply to
many clipped and cracked pieces Of
pottery
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-05-07
science scorns PouIt,ees.

Poultices must ~ the way OF tho
aifies Soothing and comforting az
they were before ne DAYS Of antlsep.
les modern sciende viii have none
VI them Dr Woods Hutehinaon.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-05-07

1arbed wire cuts. ragged wounds.
collar and harness gals heal up quick
~ when Ballard's Snow Liniment Isl
applied Y IS both healing and anti.
septic. p.acc 2bc. 10e and si.o0 per
bottle. Sold by Owl Drug Store
Adv d&w
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-05-07

Another reason Why we like med
err times ~ bprHusp the woman Whu
ilsa 10 pui three guunis VA aef apafr
loont aalls n houae patly Calves
lun News
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-05-07

what would you do II you had a
million dollafs." 'rd quit asaociat.
Ing With people who ask such foolish
questions 3 Detroit Free Press.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-05-07

Explorers have found IN the ruins
~ Ninevah u Kind Of magnlfying glass
which would seem 70 prove tnat the
cgs ptiane and Assyriana observed the
stars through primitive telescope
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-05-07

Yes, said the boss plumber. az he
cranked up. "a buzz wagon IS sure ex-
times u DAY ! can ~ back for my
tools
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-05-07

Tar


Ffesi tiest 4Janaaar
THE lsaaarer ia aazfs Sa b. raree
fseis of &ensa1nsaai action d-plesins
tns dsAgsra ar csal mlnlng a xan4sr
aaitg ssamaf sFery "A sQes nfrleuln
atsg~aeafe asst sesrnu1ian "a waieh a
arave mining engineer saves ais EN-
olc9er sram raia and poverty
Iiago aauwaay ans4 aandag The
strauzesa character raa1 has eger an
peare' anon tae sereer Is Znee Ffia
a@lfireadth eseapes xlIl keep yawr
nerves ~ edxe oae ninase aaa tlsa
se.e a4naHe Aage gess screaming wlsa
als fanag antica
We saow oAaf VIZ advertise SO
sepeatefe 10 commercials. a feature
egesy gay
8 CENTS ----- basD --- 70 CENTS
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-05-07

4'irpnell ci~ s.gea ~ aae e.nsf 4
p"asgifai nAa sesf pnD ,hama
fiir RaeA Weuaae aaooaer Tori
serisnR aemeag 4epeam anea a@
fiie lma
sonau9 sFds rHa serras ~ ra.s
VEL Helasg saa1aa "a rafee aeels He-
na = story 81 Iadia and rs periis Ser
rae Hfaa1e d.sAee yea4amay hand
eniofed scA~ Dferara
osif Hease salr eonled hfente nese
Nerdrea saa apasie aad oidevlle
Mlf have alntpecn aexr y-eN "a
- rreis
Coming Nfopdag f.aef.s gags Tloa,
asy 'Feri4 ~ faAlne
MatHee z se ao q m
plerarss % n aghf AZ 80
V4adepe 9}4 ant
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-05-07

When 6nH n feHiled i1 write -
Clever hui marsh thlne though 4 may
rs dlnlY0li W restrain I 4 u always
bellef TO leass Il NJ tlie InAaiend
salsa
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-05-07
ns~ kor

we have eyaeker5apk show 20
al9ht b~ sure 10 aee ID @ascA this
space seape more big ones coming.
THE CalL~ two FeeIs. a vItagFaDA
drama that's classy. featuring Edith
storey and y. X Lincoln Aroused by
sis wifss daDlieitg and bis friends
faiaenes, NJ seeks seypge se~ tSw
he does *.
Never A9al1. t0o teels a Vita
sraph comedy Win sidney Drew ant
entire company MS some comedy
Three piece orchestra
S cEHTs--- 10 CENTS
Coming Saturday
Adventures Or KathIyn No. g,
Coming sunday
Good Little DevIl. featuring Mary
plckfofd
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-05-07

Fogg Says that the oldest eplteph he
ev"r saw was that over the grave or
man who was notorionsly lazy II
ram Asleep lae usual
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-05-07

iaae iohnAun FAil know about
noelft 10 that beer Ehymea with
ehesi AlthlsUn ulobe
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-05-07

Some W g0af constituents afe Gls+
aaf6Aihe #ita Ybt saiH sht trusted
lieHlegaat WNl kaep iab oh tbeni
fAptta seHsf1F Sorghum sVh6n
ea6esg alwsfpo win aie a fbhsti.
tate ftlistie haiofily 10 eoing %
tWfa a64ba Ahd skfee ~ltA iie'n "--
Cleveland tlalh Deaief
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-05-07

Asia, witch IL The largest OF thu con.
llnenls, ban an estimated area Of ~.
uhiNuN SQUARE miles.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-05-07

NEW - -.

NEw MAJESTIC rHExTRE
s cEWTs --------- "a e.Enra
AUtaan naslr1 shawn dlfalg
zeanaa Tie ilpna wineas n
lNg pasta
fhmie NeariF a naraiars Enae
tbpatf'si ~ Interesting saatare
FaNe aia reeis uadag
aaSiaes ~ Niaslf ra Bf
T1z HEa MAJESTIC.
5 CENTS --- 10 CENTS
The Washington times., 1914-11-27
A Plea for American DOn1esticS.

TIL answer Of . New York woman
I" Mrs. christine FTedcrick's article.
The Var ana the Servant Problem"
n"int"G on ihis page November %.
-" rhC Editor Of the Wom%n's Page:
Will" always in hearty accord with
Mrs. christine FrcdcriCk's gospel OF
i'uschoId efficiency. ] beg leave 20
IKE An exception to her pessimisti"
'i'ws expressed in last nights ar
',"l" Let Us rather rally around the
standard raised by Mrs. Julian Heath.
1,.csiCcni Of the National House wives'
i.,ague. american Trained Help for
..irrr!can Households" Welcome the
"a. when our homes Will be free from
hose foreign invaders.
About five years ago ! has the good
lDltuue to establish a country home
g. good fortune. indeed. Until then
al only Il GerisiVc smile for nerves. -
!. less than half 4 year / felt queer
.iugliHg in my system, something akin
10 what a volcano must feel which is
pIcpaged to blow off its head. 4 year
and a half ago | badc a tight shearted
farewell TO the last alien. installed a
thoroughbred American, fixed office
hours for her, and am happy ever
since
"Officc hours "ImpossibIe!" DO
1t say so, ladies ami gentlemen, |
IN not married TO a professional man
nth easy hours, but to a very live
rusiness man with weighty confer
-HCcs often late into the evening
hadows il is, only all a matter of
. "gotiation and thinking out how TO
istribute work. and surely an Amer
an trained brain is more able 10
The Washington times., 1914-11-27
lines Daily Editorial
For Women Readers
By BETH JEFFRIES.

New York sends in an item, Baths.
S30."r.' in their latest school budget
How much does Washington spend for
grade school baths?
How many grade schools are equipped
with anything but the most meager ia
cilitIes for washing the hands? Such a
very few that it is shame to state the
number.
Mr.. Conscrvatist says immediately,
washington school children arc = diff
fcrent class and do not need 10 be mad"
10 bethe. They bathc at homo. Any
how. they are not as dirty as Nc' York
sCnocl children
But do they battle? \ canvas. OF =
school in this city by actual counl re-
yeals the fact that the bath. for grade
scnool children Of good parents, CXCeTi
in the hottest part OF tue summcl, - a
weekly institution.
And as TO the matter @! hatniHg non
ORC is dirty. Just he0aus" .Washiagton
,hlldren are. on the whole. FREE irom
actua! dirt Is no sign that they SO not
need to battle every day.
Remember. the daily bath ism I iust n
matter OF dirt alone. Being diTl\ when
one bathcS adds not one whit 10 IN"
leslth-giving properties OF the bath IL
self.
Contrary to the old thcor!, bathing
today is not 4 matter Of dirt but 2
matter of cleanliness. one doesn't WASH
because one is particularly dirty. hut
because one wishes TO be clean. and,
In arctOTC, healthy.
bathing is n matter Oi education. ~
present the majority OF our Intelligent
r'tizens bathe babies every DAY, ana Ii
they are grown they sometimes Datne
themselves once day, but the children
The Washington times., 1914-11-27
usual, nobod

4 great deal ictt "'tr. -" nae
sHId nothing ahuN oNrr-"atlng ON
III" next day no" the doy a.tcr, AMI
that Is Juai where Sho ma,ic Il mi
take
Tho KITES Knew til;r = -rcHt
many G"nciouS things to eat had
h""n put AWAY. and each ouc drciu-
cT that Shur" Of Tho cake and pes
would hc taken "ut srcrrtIy the day
att"r ttt" hlg d.nnor.
They did rot tell th"!r plans t.
one suothrr Hut ":.rh onr wurs,cd
hy himself. rl ruIrac they All
started tn" very sam" way In
order Ot ind :, .""d excuse for
hanging about the kitrhcu ana the
pantry, tn" best plan seemed to oc
tp oncr I" h"Ir W,tn the breakfast
dishes.
''What is thus sndIou dos.r" 20
hcIp mo" iaughrd Mrs. TaDDy.
after T"ddic ana Tottic and Tom
h3d MI bo@&,I' for III" privilege OF
w:1irg tn" dishes. Tho kIttI"& III
sisted that they just wanted to help,
bit they suspected one another.
BY the time that TeHsic and Pink"
hau CauSht on to the plot 1t was
too late for them to get in on IT,
so they gave up and went outside
to play They We're very glad after
ward.
ONLY Ted. wiping dishes, and Tot
tie l'!ttinE them away, and Tom
sweeping w"r" left III the kitchen
with Mrs. Tahhy. The mother cat
w;.s ""rN clever. and washed tn"
dishes muCn faster than Ted could
wipe them. 80 that she was all
through bciOr" h" had started.
with $" many helpers" said Mrs.
Tabby. never thinking for "a moment
that there was II scheme on hand to
eat UP tn" l"ft-overs. Il can run
down to your grandmother for i
moment. ! VIII be back presently.
and If the place Is nice and clean ""
viii have 4 fine luncheon"
The kitties. naughty rasCals that
they were. told her TO run right
along; in fact. that was just what
they wanted. With Mrs. Tabby out
of the way they would have no
trouble at all in raidinG the pantry.
Mrs. Tabby had no more than got
out of the yard than they began,
and when they all started for the
The Washington times., 1914-11-27

below their teens are left TO their own
discretion in most cases.
The daily bath OF the child should no,
be stopped with the disappearance OF
bahyhood There is no use In hemming
ana having and putting the fact of
with vain excuses.
II Is a fact that the great majority
OF grade schoo! children in this and
every other city bathe nowhere near
once a day. once n week is the aver
age.
The child works the weekly bath
theory out for himself.
Wash your face; it's dirty
The mother cry, the teacher cry of
ages,
No wonder wise Johnnie reasons
We'll. If ii amt dirty. / don't need to
WASH it,.
And right then and there he forms a
perfectly legitimate prejudice against
bathing more than once week those
portions " his anatomy which are con-
tirrally cove. Il. and which. even after
a week. sometimes do not show any
Girt,
y, dirt. no Dath-aEd his reasoning
is correctly drawn from the premise
stated by Ills elders.
Even his parents arc prone TO accep.
his theory.
However. the doctors and educators
tell MS differently.
v hy should not girls and boys be
taugh; the value of the daily bath. OF
honest bathing. and be made by both
mother and teacher 10 indulge?
How. when. and why TO battle is just
as much of a IL Sson as any, and should
be included in the education of the child
practical bathing. under the supervision
of an instructor. What has Washing
ton done toward bathing for the grade
school children?
The Washington times., 1914-11-27
Bv FLORENCE E. YODER

The standards of medical education in
this country. as regards obstetrics, are
deplorably low.
Few colleges are. indeed. adequately
equipped to give the future practitioner
such direct and practical experience as
he should obviously have before h. is
called upon 10 conduct delivery IN
private practice.
These statements are made by DR..
Henry smith Williams, in his now book,
Twilight sleep.
In taking up the subject of the twi-
ght sleep and in showing the neces-
~ity for a full test Of this new method
uf painless childbirth, Dr. Williams
proves conclusivelv and admits frank
T., that the medical profession in this
country has long neglected the matter
cot obstetrics.
lie says that in the separation Of the
10, sartments of gcnccolOgy and obstet-
$. both OF which haVc to do with the
iurdlcaI needs of woman rs woman
;hc profession has made a grave mis-
ka and that neither department will
"utair Cull development until the two
.... confined and united into single
sIrong department. under the control
81 "a fun time Gt.s..
In III" chapter 'On I5c!n= " oman,
HC writes:
Things arc not what the. should
h~ with the women Of America. TIL"
siccuIiar ills 10 which women hre suh-
icct iH virtue of their scN are 80 fs-
,niIIsr that VIC are apt TO overlook
Ihcir number and their importance
Nc arc often reminded Of tho pro-
:"uDd truth that mothering "a Tnce ~
glorious function. II would not b"
smiss 10 recnII somewhat more yiNfdiy
allied trn:h-fhat being n mother
il rather dangerous vocation"
And what, meantime. has been don"
80 this boa. ted age OF scientific medicine
90 remedy tho incidental evils and
I.iuiIi,izo tn" dangers Of motherhood"
AN hos answer this by quoting VCr-
tim from recent uttcranccs Of Or. J.
Whit'cr,dSc Williams. obstctrlCian-iu-
'1I"f - tho Johns hopkins Hospital,
'iet there may b" lao possible qU"R-
nm about the authenticity Of the yrr-
Dl,t.
'Thosc not familiar with medical
The Washington times., 1914-11-27
Book ReUieU

BENDER's WAR REVENUE LAW. Anno-
tated. Albany, New York: Matthew
Bender and Company. Price. SEQ
The emergency revenue act of 1914,
which will in all probability be refer
red to as the war tax, is to be had now
in boo: form, published by Bender and
Company.
AS is usual with the preparation for
so vital matter as the birth of an in
ternal revenue, or speaking more speci-
fically. as an increase in the internal
revenue family, attendant Legislative
action in the case of this law. was
laborious in the extreme. Despite the
haste with which it was drawn, hun
dreds of changes were made, and a
single Senate printing showed ninety
eight numbered amendments.
The publishers have succeeded in get
ting the book out in very short time.
but this has in no way impaired its
value. In brief, its contents are as
follows:
\ summary of the law which shows
at a glance the tax. on anv article:
analogous provisions of and adjudica-
ted decisions under former acts, every
thing having a legal bearing: bibliog-
raphy on the subject, a short history
of the United states internal revenue
system: table of cases, and detailed
index both to the act and the anno-
tatiOns.