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Spbe Mncrfennnno sUllt
Der

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Yrciie DER onue-
rituniid)c 5hriititcller Hld)ar0 0tac
Sam. Sje hobe IN 6icicr fritildetl
Belt Tire mobrAait pdtrlotllhe &c.
linn1tng glon3cno bepGbrt. Meun Is
mad, oen @iInidlcn DER Don GnQlano
hciol0Ctcl dmerltanlldeu @etblattcr
NeQanqcn mare, Damn h1tten mir
lelte SrIed nit N%eutIdlnn0, 0ieies
ltualilf babe Die oeutldluneritanlldc
BreiIc ourdl ihre rihiQe uu0 bclon.
meme @ultuu1, 0urd) ibr cnerQildcs
Gintreten fitr mabrc H%elitrolttat.
0urd Die INNER mle0er erhobctlc
S%or0crung. Aered,t ultd, ocQell
2eutldllanO IN lem mo ourh sic
cner9ildlt @efompmng al(cr uuf sen
&rlcA NIT lcutihlono ~gerid)tctCl
Nctcrelcn uH0 NubIercicn perhiltet.
Tic i'm Gicuite Gnalon03 ~itchen0cll
dmerItonildlen platter Uerridtctell
hctttc mieocr ojelclbc idmuubjac Nr.
belt mic 81 &iEcoln'S 3eiten: ans
@efdNiatcit Qegcn GnQlono milroell
ne ST. G%errothcru an 0clt beltclt IN
rellen uHicrea 2onocs. gu ipridt
ell Imerlfoner. ser NIT Gelltidlnn0
NM Dem hclltltas.' Noltc 0urd Ndu0e
oeS S'lnteS nldn 9ertuilpit lit.
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r @cinnbbeit forSert Mu~blergeben

Sbne @ciunobeit lit efte 9ebens.
frcuoc lmm6glid, obne quite &eroou.
ing u1o rcQlildren Stnblgnng fam
nlnn nidlt gcilinb icin. Morlm allo
niht nui offcncn 2cib balten itno
&ronfbeiten risfircn? Mnn broudt
Dies nid)t. Wton ncbn1e cine BON Or.
Sings 9teip 9ifc EiIle ocs A6enos
mo oes Worqcns miro man gltten
Stublgong baben unh lih mobl fiib'
len. Nuh miro lid ser Mpoetit luio
sic &%crOonung b%ciicrn. &robirt es
bent I6eno.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-05-28

Nriea ert!Grt. Gin Srenbrndl, beOalcidlcn bic &Set uiht .fcunt, lit uOm
NOniarridl StnHeu acacn iciue bcioem &Crbunocten beAanacn mprben.
N0h euncm mebr MS j0iahriacu Snnhesuerbaltnit, mObrcno ocNen
@ctcbcu Stnhen III Der SG9e luar. ietn Sebiet 1T ucrarOhcrn nno nd
Sn ctnem mn0cahat blnbcnoeu Stuat 81 cututeln, hat oieiee SnuO
ms in Der Stnnoe scr escuhr nera lien nnh trot init fieacnnen sab
ncu iii bu@ Snger Der Nenoe nber.
o$Sir habcn StOllen nldlt beSrobt, MIR haben lelnc TRtborliHt
niht beidnttem nnc ielnc Sntcrciieu nibt ungearffcu. llnicrc
Efitdlten ais HnnoeaaeupNen hnbeu mir netS trcn beiulat, nnS mir
idItten Stalien, ais 6 iclbit III SclSe iua. Sir babcn mebr &c.
than. Mis- Smlicn bcNicrtae Nnacu nod nncrcm Hren5Ncbnt mari,
hNbeu mir ms, nm oen NrieNeu III erbateu nuh Den @nnS, III arp'
tn nno idlmcrillden Epfern entldluncu, hrc inns bctonocrs idlmerS'
lid bcrubrten. Nbrr bic WWr Stniuens, Sao leineu Auaenblid fMr
actommen alanbte, tuuntc niht befrieSiat mcrhcn, NM oS Sdidial
miro cmtlfleecu.
pNecine Yrmecu habeu i'm Guroeu mGdtiaeu Nceren i'll ;chH'
mpnnh9cm Nample Ncgrcidl wiNeritanncn no III oicicm 9aanhldltn
Hiuacn i'll Der trenetcu Namcraoihaft nit nnierem hpben %erbnuae-
Ten aeipdteu. Ser nens uuo uerrdtherihe Teino i'm Snoeu lit iur
Nndl fciu ncner Scinb. lie Grinucrnnaeu m Die arpeeu Sage BON
HoOara, Murtaro unS Sina, ole ben StuIi mcinev SuacnS ausmadr
ten, Der @etf Hahcbtns, Nrsheruns Ilbrett nnh Seacthuffs, ole III
mcinem yanN. nnS SecircifrGitcu f%nrticbeu, icheu Nher Sdinr,
Oar mir and i'm Snoen bic @reuscn SS Heides ihtr uerthsSiaeu
merocn.
gI& arnfe mciue idIodtaeprIitsn Srnppen, bic Ill oem Siea
aeuobnt nnh. Sd ocrlane mid, onf lie nb ibrc Snhrcr. %h ucrIaHc
mid AMI mcin &olt, fir NcIen beiiuienoieu Epfermnth id ;nm innia.
lieu Snntc ncrpllidtrt bin. Oh iehe jNm NumGdltlacu, Nuf or nuierc
,apnen ifnhc nnS nncrc acredte Sahe inter ieincn anapiaen
Sdnb nrhmc."
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Sucn 0eSiu, Der bcribmtc iduue.

oiihc Griiltocr mo Sdlriititelicr.
ifricb ttrSlid aus Gcrnomit
Niles. mas i'd lab. crrcat mcinC
@crmmoertmo. Sh hnbe ben Gu
orud 9cmonnrrl. OoB G%elltid,ion0 unO
Gciterrcidl llngnrn uidlt beiic1t mcr
ocn fonncn.. .Qd3 miro mtdl 10
bl>iheu nldlocH Stalien III Den Arieg
clntrnt.
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4mcrifa lir ameritoncr, id,rcicr

Die nloomctltdniidleu N~cpublifen,
tln0 europa ioG iidlcrllh ieinc Nono
bon 0cul dntcrIluniidlcu &oitmcutt
Iol,cn. I'm Den ncuci Scoldrei SIR
9SdhrhcIt 5u m0dclt. miiHtc mani s.
uo0o IN ollcr Clle ueu Gu1l0no 10.
fnopicl.
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Aniprnhe Stnlieus /,

@rlno Der Dgeididtlidlcn (5rrl6en"
inn Gorlpouoc oen &crrotp 81 per
id,leicrn. l&em Is Oil ge5clttdlt
llde e5rcll5en ontdme" tonnic Sta
lien ebenio out g%toroairitu ulD
ale'noiicn bconiprudlen. 0ali5 otgc
lchcn non t9robbritumicl, Dos olc
Y I'M r ia uuh erobert battcll.
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Sie ltalirniidle s%keaiernna h

iontmtlite in ltalicuiid,eu Naien lie.
qenoen oetitlhel un0 6iterreld,itleiI
Sdifie. I'M Merthe pen - MillIoncu
Dollars. beldllodndhnjt. Gin trtItt
ger @rln0 sur .NsrjcQScrtldrura
bnn Sciten Der Nation oea 9rt
Qantentbume Aber lunqc
miro lie lih ibrer &elt, nldt crirenca
E0nnen.
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0ic 6~naiGnSer baben lest cine

Nono mctr 81 maiden: oiealdnpur
sc n0no~. Die ,%Stollcn ihuen ctltQe.
acnitrcdt. "a miro micocr Elm lido
ner NllWtpcu 1rltiidltr &uItur-
{clic ornui0chen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-05-28
Ndo, Gic ltnlienild,en ,3eitmnocl

MAIDEN Dos 10uo nloBt6 cut ole
.Sdmtre oer AulQnbc ouimtrtlanl.
Sic lih sic RcQltruue QeitelIt bat.
Soutt DE HCie uldt Elm mcnl0 5t
9pdt tOnmtt2
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-05-28

sem 8oula iu." MIRO aus Rom SC
utctoct. 9tah scr er,ten pcrlorcocl
SdlIodn lucrDcn Nieielteu 4tengen
uGreu3tqc' idrtjcG.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-05-28
n, omer;touiid,cu Wrusihladter

Tinn I'M aricQe NIT Gnqlano. Us
tr6qt lid, tutit. m meIicn Scitc olt
..neutrnIt~ omcrit1njid)c heqlcrni0
iidl bc'iu9et.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-05-28
ftolicn ucrind,t iciucu %erratb gu

Ser @entraimodtcB }l redltttrtl0cn.
lln0 nit lc0cm neucn &orte lptltoei
Cs tincn tcllcu murallltcu Strit unt
0e1 ClQtneH Nd!8.
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ST o d b l! d..
Gteioer's Observation-Disclosures aofhah
FUR fleiue iSamtlleu. @on &aioeudr
Shreper. &reis IS eeutS,

FUR neiue Samilleu. &on &aIoemar
Ghreper. @reI5 70 eeittS,
Rdbmaihi nem
Sc .9oroitern" : N~o6mnidiue NO. /.
auf 5 ,Sabre ldlclTilld ldrdnntt. Nrpp
benb" sWehalne. ertrn felHe Rolltur.
ale n~euelieu Gerbererlnigtu, abloIlt
bic bette WaiNuie. iiIr IrJeIlo elnsn
qs~s;. erbof,lih IN $50
ale ,aoroieru" ~sgtdhmoidltne g'o. 2. 9es
nau ME 9tu. /, Hur nit ditbou'atl.
idem crop 3eao" S24
lie .Noroltern~ s9tdhmoidine 20. 3, III
goloen Cat : Oeb1nie. outhomatllhem
-Gbain gilt. Nuqeuager = @elteu n'it
authoinatilhcm y9elt 9iepldcer", boz
hem drm. lehdrtete Stublt9ei.e. die
attachments" 1T @nnrnlet Nnltalen.
Cine quite gtuidiue gu Dem lebr bull
aen Kreis bon iur SlS
Die .0oroiern" Niaid1ine No. !. ges
a me aio. 3, mT IN Ge9tsGabiiet.
form. e=i
stue Siele MaiAiueu liuo abIolut gas
xontirt. 3ie Sradlt but Der NdlIer an
trdeen NIB lte betragt uou soc bus 81,
lie rad Der 8iiran8.
9ieIe Yrumienllite mirn obne meltcre
stotis bon 3eit 5u ,3elt ergon5t mo oers
dnoert, uno oiele @reile ridbteu lib tadl
Sra; ieiueiligeu Nearttiperth.
Vim ge1en une Sidleriten lit es. ods
tBelo pei Y 0 il uuuej mig tDtonen
CrOerl. sic Der Soitmeliter III ben gros
beren Ertidnften duSitellen lam, ..5u
a~berienoen. @beulo gut uno ilder ltio
Gle GEpreRd Il N / innqed fuels
dc ote Nqenteu IN allen GrpreBs >tnttos
mem altsitenen. Wern ma ode @eln per
Roitanipeiluna ODER per GrpreB 1niu lung
fdhidt. lit Is nidlt Hofhlpeuoig. Den hetrets
fennen Brief legiitrireu 81 ldnen. luenl
bte aorelie oeutlit aeldrtebeu NJ. Seg;
rdn onneden SadraeIe I'll een NrIef, 10
Fo1ie oieiel ltetS regiltrtrt Iueroen. nm
fiher All ieiH. odf oerleibe ridtia dr'
gnrnmt. Siir @etNieuoungen III eli1od)em
Rriefneridllune iiueruebnlen lutr ietler'
lei 0eruutuprtlidltett. Stn ,saile BON
noreBuerdnperinqeH ucr0ene man ia
uidht, oie q / eteniouobI tuie Ole II { II {
Boituffice nu3uae1en. oenn ionlt tonnel
Dtr ben Hamen III Den 9udheru gar ntdt
Finoeia.
Tlpueps : roer2 oarier nidlt. ME has
10 oft aeidiieht. aIs permetntltdlt S.llt'
tura 3uriidbehultcu luernen, Ions
bern i,ub Den 8riefen bei3u eQem
Guittunq erinlQt nur burnt aeuberuna
bes 9aiums auf Dem abrebtrel'en.
Nan uoreillre etttlddl:
,3prohern", "a 6rOIe. @is.
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seit Dem Sabre 1000 bat srieit

nldlt 81 ,Stnlien acbcrt. IIn0 IcBF
heiHts. Die SeItcrreidcr battcn Is
o%qcitoblen,'
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7sutIdlouS hat nod iibcr 5000,

900 Observation-Disclosures 3ltr
3eriiiarnq. limo ie0er eltslge mdrtet
uur AMI Den Altl icinca &oterlonocai
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prdmien'SiIt

Gin S,abr i'm %oralis be3a9lclos abons
sseuteu er6nlteu ie elnen ifohen adlens
Ser ais gcdriie erat 5 uno portofrei; Vii
Rromien iii6 folgenee 5ur auslungl uuri
kdIloeu:
Raturpof il.
(9ooou ltuo i'm @an5eu o~rei5eh1l 9flnis
meru erldiencli mn nod ; Niinls
utcru an Sdno.
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Sdreiben Safer Sran; Soitpbs on @rat stirgfb
3nr Ibuebr BON 9t nHO Side. Naoesfps Geii lebt!

II Der oASientr 3eitnna" mHroe ~iolaeuber BON Nai.
Ter Nrags ,luiepb al oeu tSr0fcn Stucrgfh nc,
ldlricbcner Nrief ueroiicntlidlt:
cyiebcr SEER @rai Stncrafh, I'D erindlc
Sic, bcilicaenoes Mnniieit on meiue Srnppen III
ucrOiicnt!idlen:
p&iier, %. Mai. Srons 5uiepR M ieine
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-Sm NnnoeSidnbnmt berridlt Gbbc.
Ser uornalc 3uitdn0 inter otulo-
froftldcr 6ntlniitrutiou.
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c. L. COLMAN,
SanbOl, . gambling; Shiirens uni
Jenfe,rahmenfabrii.
La Crosse. Wis.

9weis. @sthdfte:
Rinneipta +: Ruibipro. Breton. SPRING
Sanep, GroHo Reaoop. SropHsoalf
Cailane. NIhert yea. NlosH. @elf
RiHueipin Yaie, Cation. SelGudn.
8iuaetago gitu. 6dirmput. Seerbnrn
Sadiou. 9atefslo. dIloa. gogertoH.
&ineiioRe.
Taiota: SIanoreau. Ten Rapins. golman.
Raeiieu. oouaro, 2iaHa. 6orsffburs.
&poHiodet.
RebraSsa: Wprth Seno.
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grideint ieoeu 6reitag.

2a Groiic. oen 2S. @toi 1915.
The Lamar register., 1915-05-12
Granada Bank Robbery

A tramp filed with dope held up
Cashier Wines of the First National
Bank of Granada this afternoon I'M
der perhaps the most ridiculous cir
cumstances ever known in the history
of even the wild and woody west. He
obtained a 3S-caliber revolver from
another tramp at the Granada stock
wards on promise to hold up the bank
and went directly to the bank about
8 o'clock in the afternoon, finding the
cashier just getting ready to close up
and no one but he and his wife in the
building. He showed the gun into
their faces and made them give up
about 5000 in cash after which he put
them in the vault and closed the door
but did not lock it. AS soon as he
left they came out and notified Dep
uty Sheriff Zach Taylor who started
after the man and soon found him
across the alley in an old shed asleep
with the money stuffed in his pocket.
Sheriff Downing was called at Holly
and brought the man to the Lamar
jail where he is now begging for ice.
Two men also robbed the Walker
saloon at Granada on Saturday night
and came up to Lamar and spent Sun
day. The robbery was not discovered
until Monday morning at which time
they had disappeared. Sheriff Down
ing received word today that they had
been captured at Garden City and will
be brought here at once.
The Lamar register., 1915-05-12

The instruction in folk dancing
which the children now receive in the
public schools ard recreation centers
has done much TO develop a whole
some and delightful form OF exercise,
and has given picturesqueness to the
dancing In the streets But yesterday
| found myself pausing on East Hous-
ton street to watch group Of chill.
dren assemble at the sound OF ia
miliar dance from hurdy-gurdy. and
looking up | met the sympathetic
smile OF a teamster who had also
stopped. The children. absorbed in
their dance. were quite unconscious
that congested traffic had halted and
that busy people had taken a moment
from their engrossing problems to be
refreshed by the sight OF their youth
and grace. For that brief instant even
the cry or war extra" was unheeded
Lillian d Valid In the Atlantic.
The Lamar register., 1915-05-12

Some time ago, when manufacturers
complained that the democratic tariff
had brought ruinous conditions to
their business, the administration sent
special agents to investigate. These
agents, as was to be expected, report
ed that the difficulty was not due to
the tariff but to inefficient manage
ment Since these agents are able to
tell private enterprise how to run its
affairs, why not assign one of them
to each governmental department and
thus get the administrative machinery
running on a good business basis.
The emblem of the democratic party
in the next campaign will be pair of
workman's overalls-carefully wash
ed, ironed and laid away in a bureau
drawer.
The Lamar register., 1915-05-12
FAMOUS MAKERS OF BELLS
Frans and PIeter Hemony, Natives OF
Lorraine, Said to Have Exeelled
In tho Craft.

Most OF the bells OF Holland and
Belgium are OF the manufacture of
the Hemonys, two brothers. who lived
between 1897 and 1850. The Hemonys
-Frans, the elder. and Pieter, the
younger brother-were natives or
Lorraine who early established them
selves at Zutfen. They we're excellent
craftsmen. producing bells OF peculiar
beauty OF form, and possessed mar
velous faculty for tuning bells. Theirs
was the golden age OF carillon-making.
and their bells remain predominant in
the towers OF the Low Countries today.
1t is interesting to notice their con-
temporaries in the Netherlands. for
the carlton was the manifestation
in music OF the spirit OF a people who
at the same time we're showing great
genius In many other directions.
Rembrandt. Yer Nicer. Rubens. Van
Dyck. Frans Halls and Pieter d'Hooch
all lived at this period Likewise.
Lieven de Kay, the master builder
and Visscher. the famous engrayer,
and vondel. the dramatist and poet.
Tromp and De Ruyter were winning
their naval victories and Grotius was
writing his great works on interna'
tional law.
The brothers Hemony made their
first carlton In 1915 for the Wine
house tower at Zutfen. During IS
years the Hemonys made scores OF
carillons. the total value OF which
Van der Straeten says was surely
more than 100000 francs-s600, 900
an enormous sum for the time.
The Lamar register., 1915-05-12

The soundness of the protective
tariff principles has been abundantly
demonstrated by the effect of the
European war, which has acted as a
bar against importation Of foreign
goods and has compelled Americans to
buy at home. In July, 1914, when
the war began, American industry
was going down the toboggan at a
rate that would soon have brought it
to the level of 1884. The revival in
the last few months shows the advan
tage of shutting out foreign importa-
tations of goods in order to keep the
American mills running, American
laborers employed and American mon
ey at home.
The Lamar register., 1915-05-12
New Residents Number About 1000
Families


More than 4oo tahlliles aggrega'ihs
z'oOO persons nave settled IN the Ar
kansas valley TINS spring inns Is the
estimate announced by W. " SKINNER
division freight agent OF the santa re
railroad VINO returned yesterday from
trip oil investigation through the
valley.
Mr. skinner was particularly inter
ested in this new influx OF population
and believes that ne mas made a very
accurate estimate he was particular
ly Impressed with the TACT that THESE
farmers are not the noViees that used
TO take up the homestead land put IN
the majority are experienced IN tllihg
non-lrrlgated lands IN other states ana
come with adequate equipment for the
farming business.
That the dairying business in Colo
RADIO Is experiencing phenomenal
growth, was apparent at number oil
places, said Mr.. Skinner. "One OF the
busiest dalrying points now Is at La
mar, where the Helvetia MIX condens-
ing plant recently was established. The
plant is now receiving $4,000 pounds of
milk day from l,2OO cows owned
by 1913 persons. The manager es-
Inmates that this supply will be in
creased to $500 pounds day by
October l. The farmers receive 81
hundred weight for milk at the
factory, which makes a very nice pay
day for the farmers. About 40 per
cent of this supply is gathered in by
motor trucks, about 2S per cent is
shipped in by the Santa Fe.
The Lamar register., 1915-05-12
Hail Insurance

The Liverpool, London & Globe
Insurance Co. is one of the old sold
institutions whose reliability has never
been questioned. Many farmers have
been afraid of hail insurance because
so many companies fail to pay losses.
H. G. Lamson can write you hail in
surance in the above named solid COM
pany and it will pay you to see him.
The Lamar register., 1915-05-12

"You will notice that whenever the
United States forgets it's ardor for
mankind, democrat is elected presi-
dent" said President Wilson, in his
Indianapolis speech. He might also
have mentioned several other things
the people forget when they elect a
democrat to the presidency. But they
don't forget oftener than once in TWEEN
ty years.
The Lamar register., 1915-05-12

"A Virginia factory will make two
and a half million shrapnel shells for
d European consumer. An ample sup
ply to fill at least 100000 graves"
says the Portland oregonian. Yes,
and sufficient to help restore business
conditions that were shot to pieces by
democratic legislation.
The Lamar register., 1915-05-12

Charles Sumner Bird, the progress
i've leader in Massachusetts, returns a
polite negative to all propositions to
give him a democratic nomination,
coupled with an endorsement of the
Wilson administration" In other
words, progressives are essentially re-
publicans.
The Lamar register., 1915-05-12

No man." declares the Springfield
(Ohio) News, can predict what will
happen politically in this country next
year" Nevertheless and nothwith-
standing, we are rash enough to
prophesy the triumph of the republi-
can party.
The Lamar register., 1915-05-12

with his work as he was when stand
ing before the looking glass admiring
the fit of his new clothes. He asked
for harmony, he got harmony, but
doesn't feel harmonious. Did you ever
hear of a Crouch that did? Nuff said.
The Lamar register., 1915-05-12

The Broadway Central, one Of
New York's oldest and best hotels, has
failed. But the Hotel de Gink and
similar hostelries continue to do a
thriving business in these times Of
psychological prosperity.
The Lamar register., 1915-05-12

Its a great navy we have, isn't
it ?" said Josephus Daniels to Admir-
al Fiske. Eyes, it isn't" answered the
Admiral. And now there is vacan-
cy in the admiral's job.
The Lamar register., 1915-05-12

A New England progressive pictur-
esauely describes the return of his
co-partisans to the republican ranks
as "renouncing the impossible to join
the inevitable"
The Lamar register., 1915-05-12
Somewhat Peeved

The editor of the Crouch, who has
been for several months pruning him
self on succeeding to the toga Of Boss
Marx, seems to be not so well pleased
The Lamar register., 1915-05-12
WEDNESDAY, MAY IL, 1915.

The Secretary OF Agriculture is out
west, inspecting the government for
ests. Next year all the democrats will
be taking to the tall timber.
The Lamar register., 1915-05-12

international 4-horse power gaso-
line engine and Centrifugal 300 gallon
pump. Only used 10 days. Good as
new. Price $500. Call at this Office.
The Lamar register., 1915-05-12
Register and Globe Democrat 81
FOR SALE

High Grade Goose Eggs
can be secured from L. Writ
Markham.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1915-06-06
UNCLE SAM AFTER
EMERGENCY TAXES
VARIOUS DEALERS LIABLE FOR
SPECIAL TAxES-MUST PAY
UP JUNE 80.

The internal revenue office in GeoT-
gia is beginning to evidence signs of
being one of the busiest places in the
state, and is now receiving returns of
special taxpayers. The governments
fiscal year closes June 80, and all
special taxpayers are required to re-
new their permits from Uncle Sam
to continue business.
Already many special taxpayers are
squaring themselves on this account
by rendering the taxes imposed. This
year the revenue service will have an
enormous volume of business to CON
tend with as there are so many emer-
gency taxpayers in addition to the old
line dealers liable 10 special taxes.
The new tax law, known Officially
as the emergency tax act imposes tax
es on brokers, pawnbrokers, CONNER
cial brokers, custom house brokers,
proprietOrs of theaters, museums, con-
cert halls motion picture houses, pub
lie exhibitions not otherwise men
toned, bowling alley, pool rooms, com
mission merchants, dealers in tobac-
co (Which includes either one or all,
cigars, snuff, chewing tobacco, eli
garettes, etc. manufacturers of to-
LaccO, cigars and cigar, es.
The emergency act be me effective
in November last year and expires
the last of this year, tn, -efore, deal
ers will be required to pay only for
six months where the" have paid
taxes for the current fis al year, but
those who have not complied with
the requirements Of the law will be
required to pay for the whole period.
Failure TO make known tIeir business
and disclose their liability makes
them liable for prosecution i'll the
federal courts.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1915-06-06
BIG ADVANCE IN
PRICE OF DRUGS
UNITED STATES. AS RESULT, HAS
BEEN THROWN ON ITS OWN
RESOURCES.

With the progress of the European
war the advance in chemical and
drug prices. on articles made in the
warning countries has again taken a
big jump. Market quotations in New
York have gone up from 10 To 1900
percent on many of the staple chem
icals and drugs have naturally be
come affected.
The United States hcs been left to
its own resources and these are in the
main still unknown Quantities. This
is the second advance reported in
these articles since the beginning Of
the war Local dealers have been al
fected and the consumer is aware OF
the advance. Some local dealers say
the reason for the sharp advance may
be due mainly to the spectators.
Quinine is perhaps the most i'm
pOrtant thing quoted from the point
Of view of the drug market. This
has advanced to 80 ceIts per pound.
making the sulphate % cents an
ounce. This price for Jinine brings
an advance in other re-; "a salts.
Mercury has advance sharply fol
lowing the embargo placed by Italy.
The advance has been from s35 to
$40 per Is pounds to $85 to 800 for
the same quantity Drugs made from
this chemical have also gone up sharp
ly in price
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1915-06-06
NEARLY 100000
VOTES POLLEO
IT WAS IMPOSSIBLE TO COUNT
THEM AL UP EY THE NEWS
YESTERDAY.

The candidates pOlled more votes
than The News could count yesterday.
Thars going some, but rs d fact new
E q elesa.
1ha merchants VINO are III this CON
test pas IN a double vote offer last
week. ana evidently they enjoyed a
great business for the votes s:IYw for
it; and then lain it was the first
week in the month and many votes
were secured when monthly bills were
paid by various people.
The News started the regular count
yesterday afternoon. This count last
ed for some time and il was seen
that it would be impossible to finish
il in time to announce the standing
This morning. The count, as far as il
was carried, went past 100000, and
there were siill a large number left
in the box, therefore it is believed
that fully two million votes were
pOlled during the week, which is by
far the heaviest pOii Of votes made
since the contest started
An effort was made to secure the
standing Of the leaders in the two
races, but, as each vote had TO be
checked, this was also found to be
IMPOSSIBLE
The count. however will be CON
tinued tomorrow and the standing in
full viii be announced Tuesday morn
ing.