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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-02-26
HOLDS. INHERITANCE TAX
Law UNCONSTITUTIONAL

Fargo, Md, Feb. 25.-Overruling
the decision >, of the county court,
Judge Charles A. Pollock in decision
fled with the clerk of court yester-
day morning, holds that the North
Dakota inheritance tax law is I'M
constitutional as it arbitrarily and
unjustly discriminates against the
nonresident alien collateral heir
The court also holds that % per cent
provision ,conflicted with the treaty
between Norway and the United
States which provides, that citizens of
either country shall receive inherit
Fance in the other country on the same
basis as, the citizen, OF resident of that
country. .@st.,s -, 80 ajs
The point in question which Judge
Pollock has had under advisement for
about 10 days is that section which
suecifies that resident aliens have to
pay . tax of La per cent while nom
resident collateral aliens are assessed
t2S per cent Of the inheritance. When
Martin A. Hagen aied In Fargo on
March 10. 1914, he left as one Of his
heirs his, sister, Elina A. Skarderud,
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-02-26
AEeENTFUL NEGRO 's 49,
y E}aF'@ SHOOTS WHITE MAN

NJ Portal, ND, Feb. 25.--Lee Haines,
iculored, shot Burt Woods, white, Of
this city twice when the latter refus.
ca to; rctract statements based on
race differences about Haines.
s:Aain6s; armed with an army pistol,
came to Portal from his homestead
near North Portal, Sask. When
Woods learned the negro was armed,
he also armed himself. s,g,s &:
.HGiues. however, was first to shoot
Enens Woods refused to retract his
statements, One bullet lodging in
Woods neck. Physicians said today
Woods would live.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-02-26

of Norway. The amount assigned to
her was $33,244.50.s s..ase: (,
Judge Hanson of the county court
held that lElina A.. Skarderud must
pay the state $S,31l.12 plus the sin
terest, amounting to $52l.9S, or a tax
of rs per cent. Under the ruling
handed down by Judge Pollock she
will be compelled to pay the state
only 1858, Arz,as,ses
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-02-26
SEWER CONSTRUCTION ASSESS.
AAEAr

Notice is hereby given that q special
assessment for the construction Of a
main sewer on Broadway from EeRth
Street to Fourteenth Street, and lateral
sewer on! Eleventh Street from Broad
way to Avenue D., on Twelfth Street
from Broadway to the Boulevard. u. OH
Thirteenth Street from Broadway to
Avenue c. and on fourteenth Street
from Broadway to Avenue D. in Sewer
Improvement District No. 4, has been
levied against the following described
real estate in the sums set forth oppo-
site the description of each tract or par
eel of real estate situated in the City Of
Bismarck, North Dakota as follows. to-
wit:
e=ue. ,unpouen.n- o,e-1,c-
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-02-26

/ "A big farmers meeting will be held
ct Ray on Tuesday, March 81. The
ooanrnsscSal club Of that place has
charge Of the affair and will secure a
number Of prominent speakers.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-02-26
1890

East $50 feet Of the ,r#
north half Of
! Block Is 1890. 1880
North half of :.Fn:a5sess ,aaG.f..:.ssll So.
Block II 265. 20 265. 20
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-02-26

e. j. Curtin, president of the First
National bank Of Reach. has purchas-
ed the fast pacing gelding, Major
Ong, 2:03 ID, from Thos. w. Murphy
of Iowa.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-02-26
state: of North Dakota, County ,of Bur-

! The undersigned. L. c. Taylor. T. G..
Hranbs and r. i. Conklin, being the
Special Assessment Commission Of the
City OF bismarck. North Dakota, do
hereby certify tnat the foregoing is a
complete list of the benefits and assess
mel,tx against each lot or tract Of land
assessed in the City OF. bismarck. North
Dakota; that the following is a. sewer
construction assessment against the fol-
lowing described property; for the con-
structiOR. Of a main sewer on Broadway
from Tenth street ito Fourteenth street
and lateral sewer on Eleventh street
from Broadway to Avenue T., OH Twelfth
street, from Broadway to the Boulevard.
on ThiFteenth street from Broadway to-
Avenue G. and on Fourteenth street from
Broadway to Avenue, D. in Sewer I'm
provement District No. 4: that the
amounts set forth in one column are the
amounts in which said tracts or parcels
OF land are benefited by said sewer con-
struction; and in another column the
amounts in which said tracts or parcels
Of land are assessed. The same is a
full and just assessment Of the real prop
erty therein described to the best OF our
judgment; that the following items Of
expense included in such assessment are
as follows: ..
Contract cost of work ......... SD, S12 Al
Interest on warrants .......... 523. "a
Engineering expense .......... TAO .S2
Advertising and expense of COM
mission .............:.. 24i.66
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-11-16
IA DUO

DUO ludzi cierpi cd nadmiaru
lekarstw. Ably ulzyc swym cierpie
MON, biora oni lekarstwa ma le-
karstwa wstrzykiwania a ich stan
pogarsza sic stale. Najlepsza po-
moca jest przestac uzywac wszyst
kich lekarstw i wziac Trinera A
merykanski Eliksir Gorzkiego Wi
ia. Ten srodek przeczyszcza kisz-
XII, ME oslabiajac ich, dziala jake
tonik IA wnetrznosci, przywraca
apetyt pomaga trawieniu i wzma
cnia caly organizm. Jest Oh bar
dzo cennym PREY zatwardzeniu,
wzdeciu, nerwowosci, bezsennosci
os1abieniu etc. Cena $1.00. Joseph
Triner, Fabrykant i Chemik, 1888
1888 So. Ashland ave. Chicago.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-11-16
eco odstraszajaco PREY zaciaganiu
robotnik6w do piracy.

ego odstraszajaco PREY zaciaganiu
robotnik6w do piracy.
Rekrutacye robotnikow do Me
mice czynia take trudnem zada-
MEM gleboka milosc do rodzinne
go kraju, Ottawa o bezpieczenst-
,stwo rodzin W tym >czasie kryty-
cznym j nieufnosc do wojskowe-
go rzadu niemieckiego, kt6ry cd
m6wil zajecia sic kwestya PREY
wr6cenia napowr6t do zycia
zmartwia}ego przemyslu W Pol
see. Jedynie nadzieja, re los maj
Idrozszych os6b przez to sic polep
sly, skloni1a tysiace mezczyzn do
zgody ma wyjazd. Gdydo tych i
stotnych powod6w przylaczyla
sic swiadomose o losie tych, co
wyjechali i niekt6rych pozosta-
}ych rodzin, gdzie byli rozkwate-
rowan zo}nierze, jawnie przesta-
no dawac pos}uc4 biuru, zajmuja
cemu sic werbowaniem robotni--
k6w w glab Niemiec.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-11-16
I poardiHi p Europe

- g.. .@-1e-gaa~ .H#ES. E-aMz
Strapienic niedola i MEDIA
Mast ukojenia i ratunku rodzin
cd smierci glodowej spotkaly .ty-
siace tych tegich fizycznie ME
kombatant6w, kt6rzy udali sic W
g}ab Niemiec z zajetych obecnie
przez armie niemieckie ziem polls.
kich, z kt6rych uciekli Rosyanie.
Opuszczajac swe domy z powodu
grozacej smierci glodowej W wiel.
kich przemys}owych centrach jak
Warszawa, LODI, Kalisz, Czesto.
chowa i inne polskie miasta, 70.
botnicy ci wyjechali W g}ab Me.
mice z wiara, re W mysl obietnic
urzedowych blur piracy, pozosta--
jacych pod kierownictwem w}adz
rzadzacych, uzyskana tam praca
"a kontraktem da i'm moznosc O.
calenia ich rodzin cd nedzy. Ale
w znacznej wiekszoSci wypadk6w
ludzie ci, kt6rzy opuscili sw6j ro-
dzinny kraj, gdy znalezli sic
zdala cd Polski W Niemczech, spo
tkali sic z losem wiezni6w j ME-
wolnik6w, zdanych W zupelnosci
ma 1aske w}ascicieli fabryk anu
nicyi i w1adz lokalnych.
Zamiast wygody, kr6tkich 60
DIN i korzystnych warunk6w pra
cy, jakotez dobrej zap1aty, znalez
sic ci ludzie przewaznie W polo
zeniu niewolnych robotnik6w. Me
kt6rych z mich oddzielono zupel--
ME ME tylko cd stycznosci z ich
domami, ale nawet og6lem ro-
botnik6w, wraz z kt6rymi So "a
trudnieni. Gdy zegnali sic z swy-
przyjaci61mi rodzinami, ME
sobie oni sprawy z tego,
re jest to rozlaka ma czas nieogra
niczony, ale gdy raz dostali sic do
fabryk, z kt6remi podpisali kon-
trakty, przekonali sic, re So fax
tycznie zupelnie odcieci cd swych
rodzin i dom6w, i re ich powr6t
W zupefnosci cd czasu trivia
MIA wojny i rozkazu urzednik6w
fabrycznych, jakotez rzadu ME-
mieckiego.
Tam zas, W Polsce, kobiety i
znalazly sic take odosob-
Wkr6tce pc wyjezdzie
swych zywicieli do Niemiec wiele
rodzin dostafo sic pod opieke do
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-11-16
MlDREDlNA LEKARSTW0 Ma WI0SY.
WkOSY ROSNA A MY STWIER
DZILISMY Ma SETBACK
DOSWIADCZEN

Nigdy ME zawodzi wypr6bowac
pozadanych rezultat6w. Ono ozy-
via i powieksza polysk wlos6w i
przenika przez sk6re, powodujac
nieprzejrzany przybytek wzrostu
w}os6w. Listy pochwalne nieustan
ME nadchodza z kazdej niemal
czesci kraju twierdzac, re Mildre
dina lekarstwo Ia w1osy odnowilo
porost wlos6w W przypadkach,
kt6re uwazane byly absolutnie
beznadziejne. Kobieta z Chicago
|pisze: "Po kr6tkiej probe mole
wlosy przestaly wypadac i ia te-
raz mann doskonafa glove w1os6w
bardzo ciezkich i przeszlo jeden i
pol jarda dlugie.
Mildredina lekarstwo ma wlosy
wzmacnia sk6re, robi ia zdrowa
i utrzymuje ja tax. Jest to maj
wiekszy many orzezwiciel sk6ry,
Jest to zbawienne lekarstwo tax
IA w}osy jak i ma sk6re. Navel
ma}a butelka tego w}ozy wiecej
prawdziwego zycia W vase wlo-
sy anizeli tuzin butelek innego lie
karstwa ia w1osy. Ono okazuje re
zultaty cd samego poczatku.
Teraz Ia sprzedaz w kazdej ap
tece i skladach ma artykuly toa-
.letowe W tym kraju SOC i $1.00
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-11-16
PUBLiCYSTA NlEMlECKI
GEORGE BERNARDO
~P0RZADEK N0WY'
" EUROPE CEN
TRALNEJ.

Wiadoma jest powszechnie re
cza, re konserwatysci niemieccy
ME zarzucili mysli ponownego IA
wiazania pomiedzy dwoma well
kiemi mocarstwami oryentalnemi
iscis}ego pc wojnie porozumienia
monarchicznego i reakcyjnego.
Oddawaiby sic jednak zfudze--
niom, kto by sadzif, re ruch ten
ME ogarnaf wcale wybitnych oso
bistosci z lewicy, a pomiedzy in
nemi take publicyste liberalnego
Georgia Bernharda, kt6ry cd
dw6ch lat apostoluje W prasie to-
go wlasnie rodzaju kombinacye.
Otto, co napisal OH swiezo W Der
linskiej "Vossosche Zeitung'':
"Na Wschodzie to znajduja sic
g}6wni nasi przeciwnicy, kt6rych
przedewszystkiem nalezy nam po-
walic. Ale r6wniez Ia Wscho-
die znajduje sic nasz stronnik
W ~przyszlych uk}adach. Zwodni--
cze traktaty przyjazni So bezwar
tosciowe, jak to nam wykazaly
wypadki p~rzedwojenne. Sluza O.
ne tylkO do ZamaskOWania WrO-
gich przygotowywan. Ale pc wal
&c zacietej , kiedy dion podadza
sobie przeciwnicy kt6rzy zreszta
ME maja sprzecznych interes6w,
wtenczas narody beda mogly
przypieczetowac te ugode trakta-
mi, ma ,dluzsza zakreslonemi me-
te. Me powinno tez pi6roniszczyc
tego, co zbudowaf NIECE. A jesli
zwyciestwo towarzyszye bedzie
|naszym sztandarom ma Wscho-
die, to wtedy = zdaje sic -
ma jzreczniejsze navel pi6ro ME
zdo1a niczego zniszczyc. w kaz--
dym razie mozemy dzisiaj sobic
pogratulowac, re ME posfuchano
tych zbyt pochopnych osobistos--
.ci, kt6rzy juz " chwili obecnej
chcieli zaprowadzic nowy porza--
dek rzeczy.
Nv istocie bowiem jasnem jest
jak dzien, re sprawl pclska jest
jedna z tych kwestyi, kt6re maj
wiecej zawaza W ostatecznych
stosunkach naszych z Rosya re
ia kwestya polska moze bye ure-
gulowana jedynie W zwiazku z
powaznemi zagarnieniami IA Bal:
kanach. A horyzont mozliwosci
rozszerzy1 sic w nieskonczonosc
przez wystapienie ia scene Ru--
munii".
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-11-16
ME POZW6LCIE CHOROBOM
SK6RNYM ROZSZERZAG SIE.

Male wyrzuty So czesto pierw-
SEEN ostrzezeniem zblizajacych
sic chorob sk6rnych. Zaniedbane
cheroby sk6rne ciagle rozpo-
wszechniaja sic. ORA Hobson'a
masc ma Egzime natychmiast po-
wstrzyma dalsze rozszerzenie sic
tel choroby. Col dlugotrwale wy
krost, wyrzuty sk6rne,
czerwona j pekajaca sic sk6re.
ORA Hobsonsa masc ma egzyme
zabija wszelkie zarodki, przeciw-
dziala i'm, i zapobiega rozpo-
wszechnieniu sic tych chor6b.
Ma wyrzuty z zaziebienia j pope
kane rece ORA Hobsonsa Ecze-
ma Ointment daje szybka, pomoc.
u waszego aptekarza Soc. Ogl.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-11-16

I|brze odzywianych pruskich zol.
merry, kt6rzy zamieszkiwali "
|r6znych czasach W ich domach.
Niekt6re rodziny otrzymywaly
|pomoc W got6wce cd pracujacych
zdala cd domu swych czlonk6w,
lecz wiele straci{o wszelki sluch
o Mich cd czasu rozlaki, aczkol-
wick urzednicy blur piracy i VIA
DIE rzadowe W przemyslowyeh
centrach zapewniaja, re kazdy z
mich jest zmuszony obowiazkowo
odsy}ac pieniadze re swoich "a.
robk6w. Oni twierdza, re robia
to, lecz pieniadze gina gdzies W
drodze, a ich rodziny pozostaja
bez zaopatrzenia.
Wedle urzedowych komunika-
tow z publicznych : uwiadomien
robotnicy z Polski" znajdujacy
sic obecnie W .g}ebi Niemiec, costa
Ii zawiadomieni o nastepujacych
nalozonych ia mich restrykcyach,
kt6re cytuje z lezacego teraz pre-
demna drukowanego obwieszcze--
MIA, opublikowanego w Warsza-
vie:
"W}adze wojskowe og%raniczy--
1y swobode podr6zowania podda-
nych panstw, pozostajacych W
wojnie z Niemcami. Dlatego spro
wadzonym TEN kontraktem robot
nixon z okupowanego terytoryum
Polski ME wolno bez pozwolenia
opuszczac miejscowosci, w kt6--
rych So zatrudnieni, a pozwolen
ME bedzie sic udzielac, jak d1ugo
umowa o prace pozostaje W mocy
obowiazujacej.
"Gdy umowa ia wygasnie, poz-
wolenia udzieli sic tylko wten-
czas, jesli robotnik znalaz} prace
gdzieindziej, gdzieby sic mia} u
dac.
"W wyjatkowych wypadkach
moze bye pozwolonie udzielone
ola waznych przyczyn SPECIAL
nych, celem podr6zy ola za}atwie
MIA zywotnego Interest,", ale tylko,
gdy wed}ug certyfikatu w}asci-
wei w}adzy~rzadowej obecnosc 70
botnika w okupowanym TERRITORY
I'M Polski jest uznana "a koniecz-
ma, albo, jesli wedle certyfikatu
urzedowego naczelnika powiat
podr6z okazuje sic konieczna re
wzgledu ia utrzymanie gospodar
silva W kraju, albo wreszcie W ra-
zie choroby lub ciezkiego 'uszko--
dzenia.
"Ze wzgled6w militarnych pod
nosi sic z naciskiem, re niezalez--
ME cd tego, W jaki spos6b robot
mix, bedacy poddanym obcego i
pozostajacego W wojnie panstwa,
dostal sic do piracy W Niemczech,
niemozliwem jest udzielic mu tel
samej swobody ruch6w, z jakiej
korzystaja niemieccy robotnicy'.
Odnosnie do kwestyi, do jakich
sad6w i wladz NIGGA ci robotnicy
apelowac, celem uzyskania spra-
wiedliwosci, niekt6re wladze To-
kalne W przemysiowych i rolni-
czych centrach utrzymywa}y, re
robotnicy ci naleza do tej samej
klasy co jency wojenni i inferno
wanna ludnoSc cywilna, podlegaja
vice sadom wojskowy1m. i'll
nych miejscach lokalne wladze
stanely ia stanowisku, re robotni
cy NIGGA apelowac do zwyklych
sad6w.
Ludzie ci, gdy podpisywali kon
trakty 0 prace W Niemczech, ME
wiedzieli, re ME bedzie i'm wolno
wysy}a6 list6w do drogich sobie
osob W Polsce W jezyku polskim
albo rosyjskim, kt6rymi dobrze
Gdy pr6bowali wysy}ac
listy, poinformawano ich,ze ko--
respondencye w polskim jezyku
navel cd robotnik6w do ich ro-
DIN SO zakazane.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-11-16

Mildredina lekarstwo ia wlosv
jest jednym prawdziwym niszczy
cielem lupiezowych, mikrob6w,
kt6ry W SO procent przypadkow
leczy chorobe. TIE szkodliwe wy
trwa}e i niszczace male diabe}ki
wypedzi zwyczajna medycyna ma
wlosy.
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1916-09-15
Peril s THREATEN
THE MESSENGER BOY


The messenger boys cap is an open
sesame to the underworld, says an au-
thority who has given the subject
careful investigation. Doors which
are ordinarily closed to children re-
ceive the messenger, however young
he may be, and no boy can remain in
the messenger service without peri
lousy intimate knowledge of vice.
He is the confidential employee of any
person who may call for him, and calls
Of every possible kind come from busi-
ness houses and private individuals.
During the daytime business calls pre-
for a day messenger to be employed
in shopping or banking or in doing
other errands for denizens Of the un-
derworld. After business hours few
kilograms are dispatched, and the
calls from haunts of vice play a very
large part in the night messengers
work. Il
Messenger boys wait upon the
character of the underworld and per-
form a surprising variety Of simple
tasks. They carry notes to and from
the inmates of disorderly huoses and
their patrons; take lunches, chop suey
and chile con carne to these women;
procure liquor after the closing hour;
purchase opium, cocaine, and other
drugs and medicines; and perform
other tasks that oblige them to cul-
tivate acquaintance with the worst
| side of human nature.
The uniform or cap of the messen-
ger boy is badge of secrecy and
enables him to get liquor at illegal
hours OF to procure opium and other
drugs where plain citizens would be
refused; hence they are thrown into
associations Of the lowest kind night
after night and come to regard these
evil conditions as normal phases OF
life. Usually the brightest boy on
the night force become the favorites
OF the underworld. The most prom
ising are the most liable to suffer
complete moral degradation.
Investigations OF the night messen-
ger service during the last five years
IN cities in every section of the coun-
try have failed to reveal a single
night messenger whose work had not
brought him into personal contact
with vice. One boys remark tells
the story: eve always fight for these
calls, because we never get less than
twenty-five or fifty cents in tips. Ricn
guys think nothing of a tiver." A
DAY messenger may happen person.
ally to escape calls from disorderly
houses, but he is mingling day after
day with other boys whose minds have
been poisoned.
The public is coming to recognize
that street work is injurious to chill
dren, but it has not yet begun to at
tack the problem consistently and ef-
fectively. Even the best of the street
work provisions that have been en-
acted are inadequate and not well en-
forced. The National Child Labor
Committee believes that a twenty -one
year age limit for night messengers
is absolutely essential, that for boys
and girls in unsupervised street work
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1916-09-15

a sixteen-year age limit is the mini
mum for proper protection and future
efficiency, and that for the supervised
street worker the age limit and regu-
lation of hours should be at least the
same as for employment in factories.
The following states have twenty
one-year limit for night messengers:
Arizona, Kentucky, Massachusetts,
New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania,
Rhode Island, Utah, Wisconsin,
Southern Missionary News Bureau.
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1916-09-15

+ion of the territory of Hawaii was
nassed, and the American flag was
roised over the islands to remain
there. Queen Liliuokalani came to
fra limited States and wrote an inter-
esting history of her land.
Since that time the islands have be-
come prosperous and Honolulu a great
and famous city. But they are over
Tnn with Chinese and japanese. COM
netting with the cheap Oriental labor
on tbe one hand. and with occidental
enterprise and capital on the other
tbo native Hawaiian race is steadily
decreasing. The old Hawaii of abun-
dance and leisure and music had prac-
tically disappeared.
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1916-09-15
Golden State Limited Robbed.

Westbound Golden State Limited
train was held up at the Apache sta,
ton, 40 miles east of Douglas. Ariz.,
by six masked men. The robbers un.
coupled the baggage car and after
half hours futile attempt to blow the
safe escaped on horses. No passen.
gers were mOleSted
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1916-09-15
Town Gives Bow Skin.

Kenneth Barnaby, aged 8, will re.
cover from burns received last June
and will have every one of the eighty.
three citizen of DOrr, Mich, to thank
for his life. Every adult gave some
of the 800 square inches of flesh
grated to the boys body.
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1916-09-15
Gains BY Russians.

Gains for the Russians east Of Fla.
licz in the Carpathians were admitted
in an official statement dated Septem'
Der 6 and made public at Vienna.
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1916-09-15
HW0man'5
9r0bLem
How to Feel Well During Middle
Life Told by Three Women Who
Learned from Experience.

The Change of Life is a most critical period of
woan existence and neglect Of health at this time invites
disease and pain. Women everywhere should remember
so successfully carry women through this trying period as
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, made from
native roots and herbs. Read these etters:-
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1916-09-15

Philadelphia, Pal started the Change of Life
five years ago l always had headache and back
ache with bearing down pains and l would have
heat flashes very bad at times with dizzy spells and
nervous feelings. After taking Lydia E. Pinkhams
Vegetable Compound l feel like a new person and
the aches and pains had before took your Won
derful remedy. recommend it to my friends for
cannot praise it enough. Mrs. MARGARET GRASS
MAN, 759 N. Ringgold ST., Philadelphia, Pa.
Beverly, Mass.-"I took Lydia E. Pinkham's
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1916-09-15
Austrian Air Raiders.

The Austrian admiralty announces
that on September one of its naval
air squadrons successfully lombard.
ed the military establishments in
Venice and Grade.
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1916-09-15
COTTON REPORT.
Figures Announced by the Census
Bureau.

Bureau.
Cotton of the growth of 1916 ginned
prior to September 1 amounted to
S50,032 bales, counting rounds as hall
bales, the census bureau announced
in its first ginning report of the sea.
son. That compares with 463,SS1
bales last year. 4S0,317 in 1914 and
799,O99 in 1913.
Sea island bales included number.
ed 4,631. compared with 2,097 lasl
year, las in 1914 and 1876 in 1913
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1916-09-15

have always spOKtn OF IL TO Other Women VINO SUI
have had them try it and they also have received
good results from it."-Mrs. GEORGE A. DUNBAR,
II Roundy ST., Beverly, Mass.
Erie, Pal was in poor health when the
Change of Life started with me and l took Lydia
E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, or think |
should not have got over it as easy as did. Even
and it restores me in short time l will praise
your remedies to every woman for it may help
them as it has me."-DIrs. E. KIssLING, 931 East
oath St, Erie, Pa.
No other medicine has been so successful in rel
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1916-09-15

in relieving womans
suffering Lydia e. Pinkhams Vegetable Compound.
Women receive eeand helpful advice by writing the
Co.. Lynn letters received
only and held in strict confidence
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1916-09-15
Cunid In Bad Luck.

The good luck that is supposed ia
hover over lovers laid down when Il
came to crutches. Nels Miller,
crippled farmer, tried to elope with
Ranse Anderson, at Aurora, H., but
the sticks were a handicap and they
were caught.
People who grumble in cloudy wealth
er usually wear wells when the sun
shines.
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1916-09-15

Vegetable JompOun fOr neV0uness dySIeIa when
going through the Change of Life found it helpful and
snOken of it to other who suffer did
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1916-09-15
I.afayette's Resolve.

As captain of the dragons, La
favette was stationed at Metz: AT
this time the Duke of Glouchester'