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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-12-07

engaging Prof. Nutting's attention.
Although the world has lost all
trace OF Stefansson since he entered
the Arctic region several months ago.
Prof. Nutting believes that he Is
alive and well. and will return with "a
wealth OF Information and material.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-12-07
HOME PRODUCTS WEEK

December Sd to Sth has been made
ofncial by the governors proclama'
tion. It therefore now becomes q
patriotic duty Of every Oregonian te
buy one Christmas present made in
Oregon. Our store is chock full OF
useful and sensible Christmas pres.
ents. made in Oregon, and we want
everyone to know that q small de.
posit will reserve any article we have
either for present or Christmas de-
livery.
ltf TOMBSTONE FURNITURE co.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-12-07
AID SOCIETY no HOLD SALE

The Ladies Aid Society Of the Meth
odist church will hold bazaar and
cooked food sale Saturday. December
18th. in the Library Club rooms. The
articles to be sold in the bazaar will
be on exhibition in the window OF
virgil's furniture store for three days
before the sale.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-12-07
MILL MEN WANTED

All winter Job for experiences mill
men and lumber pliers. Big wages. ex.
esllsnt mess house; fine cabins; eIse.
trie lights; mons club house. Tels.
phone to Modoe Lumber Co., chiIoquin,
Oregon. 27.tf
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-12-07
CONVICTS RECApTURED

JOLIET, Ills. Dec. G.---All thirteen
OF the desperate convicts who escaped
from the penitcnt!ary here. with the
exception OF one. have been recap
tured.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-12-07

Fire Insurance In standard cOmpa-
nies-The Ktna. Atlas, National,
Fidelity .Phenix, American Eagle, St,
Paul, Globe & Rutgers. See Chill.
cote. z
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-12-07
Juice Of Lemons!
How to Make Skin
White and Beautiful


AT the cost OF Q small jar Of ordinary
cold cream one can prepare full quar-.
ter pint Of the most wonderful lemon
skin softener and complexion beauti.
fer. by squeezing the Juice Of two fresh
lemons into bottle containing three
ounces Of orchard white. Care should
be taken to strain the Juice through a
fine cloth. 50 no lemon pulp gets in.
then this lotion viii keep fresh for
months. Every woman knows that
lemon juice is used to bleach and 70.
move such blemishes - sallowness,
freckles and tan. and Ii the ideal skin
softener. smoothener and beautiAer.
Just try It! Get three ounces oil
orchard white at any pharmacy and
two lemons from the grocer. and make
up . quarter pint Of this sweetiy fra
grant lemon lotion and massage II |
daily into the face. neck. arms and
hands. It naturally should help to soft.
en-. freshen. bleach and bring out the |
roses and beauty Of any shin. II II
wonderful to smoother rough. red |
hands.-Adv.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-12-07
Automobile insurance OF evesy dc.
scs1pti0n. See ChiIcote. z

The great strength. big dividends.
and Incompatible benefits Of the "old.
81 Company In America" means Arst
class lite insurance for you. For par.
tieulars - Geo. c. Ulrich. District
Manaess. The Mutual LIE Of New
Nesk, 1e-tf
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-12-07

DW1ag ~ Dast year the4rsveIesy
- olsooovooo foe accident claims.
4egp aseney Was Uai6 Tor sutonobils
aeol1sofs tllaa aay othse. Get Q
9GnsuoDD Ds1ley 1seo Ch1lesta. Z
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-12-07

A. the time of the Titanic disaster.
the Travellers paid one accident clnin,
of Ni2O.Ot,O. This In the largest
claim over paid. Ask Chilcote about
Travellers contracts. z
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-12-07
ENEMY DEFEATED
IN MEsOpOTOMIA

LONDON, Dec. THE British, act
ing with force Of Russians, have
carried out series Of successful op-
eratlons In Mesopotomia.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-12-07
PUBLIC SALE

Jack Checkoh will sell at auction.
one mile west Of Nuss Lake. and two
and one-half miles from Olehe. We'd
nesday. December 18th, beginning at
10 O'Clock. horses, 8 head cattle.
farming implements and household
goods. 4.et
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-12-07
ORPHEUS THEATER
Clara Kimball Young In
MARRIAGE A LA CARTE

Here's an enthralling comedy of
money and marriage that will hold
you entTanced.
Also one-reel Comedy,
THE MAGIC JAZZ"
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-12-07
Herald Classified Advs.
FOR SALE

FOR SALE-1S17 Chalmers six tour
ing car; nearly new; price reason
able. Leaving for front. Call l61- 7-6
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-12-07

FOR SALE-Established business
paying more than $4,000 pront,
with Ford and wagon at cost. Box
337. 5-st'
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-03-15
Is ~
Wothiloc nidtc 5%uitimmenO.

MotbiIbc niftc 6lritiumeno.
.Sagt IDS niht INNER" Ellr'
rteltc tic. .odb 6eolpig etrpas 81 per-
bergen hattie. gincs Cages merhe i6
alld1 entoeten, mas es it,"
@G1reuo cieies 3lpiidcnlpieleS
ftuGierte Hobert @0nas 3iigc, pbne
BON ibr bcobad}tet 81 merocn. SEQ
pig5 gcmerflma bate feinen Ser.
outf paAgcrltieu, er fiiblte b06itens
permebrte5 Sntcreiie mir oas il;ngc
@eicn baS ser ultbefanrten Sdrpo.
germ gleid3en Iollte. Sb Die Nebn'
lihfeit mirflih porhauben, pcrmoGtc
or nitt ju ioeen, aber err glaitbte
nitt, oaB icines 9ruoers @ittrpe 10
biibid) mGre, mie bas licbli6e Mao-
d)ert, oas iiir i'm lnnennbar 6eiieln.
oes bntte.
NI3 MiB Spcrton lid ailf Elm &c.
fliiitertcS @prt icirer Wlttter cthob
mo Die Came nus benz 3irmer &C:
~Icitetc. mar es Hobert. ols idNmcnoe
ploBlidl 0eS slbenoS 8lanS.
Noh 0trS. Gburhills Nbgan1 ucr-
nbifieoetcu lid Die iuneen 8aite BON
Sufrpoob cbcnfaaS uno SfloB Sow-
oros Gebieter blieb aQein nit ieinen
@eonnfen. Die ii9 entihieoen mebr
nit Der Weicuihaiterin Der Otlittcr
bci61ftigtcn oils init Seomig, beren
Stcrn III erbleihen idrien, Oeren
Ser5, frog ideinbarer Wuntertcit,
nit einent @eiiible oes Saiies ecgeil
Die io~genunnte MiB Spertou id)pol,
Die. nie lie in inneriter Seele glaubte,
bod Garl GburdyiQs @ittrpe mar.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-03-15

nnb 5unortommen6, bemerfte, Dab
Seotpis ii6 piel better befanbe, INTO
iudyte iflieblid blir6 peritieoene
fleine &lmitgriffe &obert at neranlui.
ien, fid ms Salts 81 beseben. 9as
gelang nllh, oils lie erfldrte, Gers.
Gburdia miiBte sona entidSieoen
einen Sbatpl baben, faas fie nod l1n'
ger inn Sreien bletben tpnate.
&0aig abmtngslos madte iih To-
bert ouf 6en Seq unb ItieB einen R1if
oeS @%ritulnens aus, oils er i'm 8obn.
5immer Seopig altf elmer fleinen St.
tonone inn @rfer lab.
(Sortiesung olgt.9
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-03-15

Die .@eidibte!-ih fiible mid olS
aooptipbater un6 Mrs. 9lrtons
@atte perpflidtet = Sic 81 fragen,
mas Sic beobiidtieen, uno g~egebenen
Sales Sic SIT bitten-Sbre aufmert-
iamfeiten ein6uIteQen, -rno Inbereu
nift IN ben @ee 81 treten. 60
jest tits iiberitan0en-mir perlt Der
SfSpeiB bon Der Stirne."
Ser arme Mam trodnete ii6 Gas
Intlis iinb ihaute iiberaa bin, MIR
nid,t auf &obert, ser ans Der baitisen,
unflaren Meoe foIeerte, bab er Seb-
mig Olirf feline Suloiglng geihaoet
urto ibr Mooptippoter es fir Tflidt
baIte, eroBerem llnbeile ~por5ubereen.
Sbgleih er sugab, Dab Wr. 8urton
elm &eht bate, 10 81 banoeln, fiiblte
er iib bod unentifloiien.
8ieQeidt ipar Die Seiratb fir rim
bas Bette. Sebpig par ein<biibi6es
MGoden, bas i'm wobl beeliiden
fonnte. @arlim alio 8ogern, ipem
er iiberbaupt iif lie ol permdblen
ge6u1te2 3ubem beunr1ibigte i'm
9igelotps Werbung, peil er fi6 on
Den @ebonfen, Seolpig als iein @i-
genfblm su betrahten, bereitS se'
ipobnt bate. @arlmt ioQte err Die
8erlobmrg ri6t iofort in S3ene
Iesen? 9erlei @eoanfen bur63utte11
nit glisesltneae ieine Seele, er
iponte lie eben in 0orte fleiben, ol8
W1ib Spertons Stimrne iih borbar
matte, ltno Sebnig n,gerblidlib
meniger miinidelsfpertb eri6ien.
Cine Nntport obec rlibte gege6en
merberl, uno Hobert erfldrte, er bate
ME beabiittiet, MiB @urtot, gu nabe
al treten, Der 8eoanfe, um ibrc San0
5l merben, pGre ibm itets lieb gene
len, er bate it'd ieboh in Dem geger.
mdrtigen 8erbdlmiiien 10 bebaeli6
gefiblt, oub err jeopebe Ierberung
al,f unbeItimmte 3eit neri6oben.
Die Habe murbe nift poQeltoet,
neil Elm ge6ienter melbete. boB man
Die Serren bel Den grfrii6tnsen er.
nartete.
,gSir merben iofort eriheiner,"
Nentgegnete @obert uno iprang iihtlih
erleidtert allf. ,0as id in oergur
senen Seiten audi gefebIt baben
modte," wunbte err iib 81 Dtr. BUR.
ton, ufiinftig Derbe ih meine Eflitt
tbun. WeiB SeSpie, Dob Sic nit
mir iiber bic Sahe ipraher?"
ySelbitperitanolih rid)t," entgeg'
ncte Der ganUlier etrpas serei5t, ltrb
@obert irellte iif Ser 8eriiberung.
Sic pGre ourd) lolhen Shritt in lei.
ner gld)tllne eeiunfen, nno er polte
Vie boh 10 bod oils moglid bulten,
neil in ieinem @eiite Der gntl6luB
buibiger Werbung reifte.
Oie 9dfte befanben lid in.beiter
2Glrne, Robert aber fiiblte ii6 bon
einem Slip beoriift. Gr bate ME eiu
beruuBtes @ehibl fiir iie sebeet, iifer.
lid ME baran geoadyt, lie az lieben,
bod lpubte er IQeS, mas Mib ODER.
ton that unb iaste, elm unbeitimmteS
gtmas, baS nit ibr suiammetbing,
5os ieinen 8eiit bon Seopig ab.
No6bem Die Grfriidungen gellom-
men, beIprafen Die iungen 2eite cine
Groniet.B artie BEL Won6idein, oils
Nrs. Burton in slanaenber Soilette
ben aiestpeg ~entlang elite.
sd bin beriibergefabren," Ia
edlte tie, .rpeil pieleift mebrerc
irnge Damen nift ungern NIT mir
betmfabren Diirben."
Sic benabm iih iebr liebensniirbig
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-03-15
9 .&apitcl.
SeSuias 8e6eimnih.

Wot6ilbe Somerton biiQte iih in
ihr Wdhtfleib unb blifte hinaus nuf
6ie monolid]te 8egenb, aber lie
bahte mebr an gmil unb Die Worte,
Die er 5t ibr %geiprod)en, als an Die
if;one, iternflare Sommernaht.
Sangiam maren lie binter ben llebris
gen Iereegangen, tpuren INNER mebr
suriidseblieben unb utter Dem Gin.
ffl,b bes Womentes iprah Gmil crit
bon Ser frii6eren Neigung fir @bnu
Ghurhin, bic er nun obne @ufre'
Ql,rrg, obne Ser5,pcb iiber ibren Dor
einem Sabre olsseiprofenen Gnt.
ihlub mieoereeieben. Sic tpiiroe inn
i.ets mie cine Sdgpeiter rabe iteben,
cher en- 6dtte lanae aufgebort, on lie
ols an ieines Seuies fiiritige 4onne
al 6enfen. Damn beriIbrte or ietne
beidpioenen @erbdItniiIe unb pie
fleine friippelhafte SteQa, Die liur
an ariiden aeben fonnte, o6er le6ens.
lang ieiner Gorge pertrout marc. 1er
Same Sepforo wdre uqeemein &c.
odJtet, bprunof i0n6e it'd in Der 10.
milie elm triiber S6atten. ben er ieet
rift erfIdren, Der ober ieine 9utunit
nift beriihren fonnte. llno nun
froate cr Wathiloe. oh lie Ieir selieb.
tes @eib uno Ser fIeinen orren
SteQo eirlc licbebolle ShDsiter pcr'
cen moIlte.
Wothil6c mar elm nefiit5es Wao'
Glen, in emil Serforbs @eie11 aber
loa ctrpas, bdS lie fiiblen lieB, liz
miiiic ernit uno oiien autrporten, lntf
idTidtern qob lie Oas Sanop. linz
oIS GmiI lid gu ibr beustc, lro oaE
bonn Won6liht mie por cinem 8lo'
rienitein umfloiiene 'glntlie fiiBte
mar ibm, ais obntc er oes StmmeIS
Seligfeit.
Inter Dem SGatten bes @alfons
s5aerten Die 8~erlobten nod elmer
Roment uno refielten @orte De,
2iebe, als Die 9biire iih plotlid nit
lautem anarren iGloB. erihredi
fubr Matbiloe .suriid. Gs mar SEQ
mig, Die bas Mmt Der Hiortnerin Der
iab; tic oifnetc iotort mieOer unf
blidte eritalirt ali Die geioen.
Sd batte, aQes mGre ST. $auie,"
ipra9 lie hIr5.
sag on hrs. Iatbtloe." fiji
iterte @mil unb elite Die Sreppt
+, binon.
Watbilbe betrot' ibr 3imrrer, bos
BON &ebDigs Shlafgemad MIR orrt
cine SbIrc e%etrennt mar. Die Wd6'
den i6liefen ME beilammen, aber III
beiudten iih oft geeenieitig.
tSeute ober bate lid, Dor BEN
Stfaiengebcn Mafbilbe lieber mil
benz eigenen Screen u%rterbalten, alS
mutt Der fiinftigen Sdppaeerin, bdtt'
lieber ben iliiiternoen 9dumen ibl
i,utges Slid pertraut, uro that, alS
horte lie Sebapigs 8ofen niht. @afs
Dem cS lid aber ungeouloig iuieoer
bolte, oiinete lie Die 3biirc, uno Seo'
mig trat nit aanm mo gilrlte Gin
2nS LANCE idppar3e Suar ticl III rel
den Ielen iiber bas rotbe geaht
aelpanb. Sic bot ein biibides @ilb
als lie Die praftiaen Saare tGmnt'
unb i6lieBlid ilnter einem ieioener
Gese bnre. aber in ibrcm gau5en Wc
len ipiegelte ii6 eigentbiimlihe lin
rube, ipilbes Sebnen uah pergange
men Sageit, no : aub lie iung NM
iGulolos may wic RatbiIbc oocr oil
;Sremoc oui S6loB Soparo, bon eei
an ipreten JIG bea6iidjtigte, es ld)ien
ifpper, Die Heoe 6armif 81 bringcn,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-03-15

Rift melt oapon pIGtiherte cine Son.
tdnc, in oeren flarem Walier iit)
8oIofiihhen tllnlmeIten.
Sieber fiibrte Robert ieinc Mittter
uuo @bna ain Morgen oes Gum Gro.
qletfdmpfe beirimmten Cages.
.@eriud)en Sic oof Elm Spield,eit
nit Hobert ipdbrenb ib bier rltbe, "
iprad Wfrs. Churchill, tbr 2ieblings.
plathen eiiinebmeno.
ia, bite, tbun sic oas, Srou.
leir,," riei Hobert, rbamit id Sbre
8ei6idlihfeit beurtbeilen ruo miiien
farm, Oh ih Sic beute Suerit pabIen
bari"
@on fInf Spielen gerpann @oua
jpei.
yGereeiia Sic niht. Srdulein,
CAB Sic mir periprod)en iiro," iprat,
er lddelnb, OILS er lie cnblid 5l ieiner
Mlltter 3ltriidiiibrte.
Sic muBte, mas er meintc. uilo
bod pofte tbr Ser5 benin 6eoarfen
an Gas Slid, einem iold}en Wanne
mirflid) periprod)en su iein.
Self pierunb5wanSig Sturoen crit
fannie lie i'm linb oph mllBte tic. ipie
groB l,no gut er mar, lpie llnenolif,
peridIieben bon aarl. Der Nun ibren
Screen pobl nid)t mebr genitgt baben
biirttc. gr cher lpur tobt lnto bonn
Spiclplas begab lie lid an iein Grab
uno leste friihc glunlen nif Die
fcufte Grbe. @ic fiiblte lie lid falih
ultb id1uloig, ols Mrs. Gburdia leiie
rbre Sn,lb oriifte lnb ibr ber5Iih
bnnfte. neil lie ibrcS armen Silngen
geboft.
sd modte tGalih @lumen bier
Eaben," ipro6 Die Wutter, ruber
meme g(ugen iinb idnpah un5 Tb6ert
pcritebt nidt, lie 81 birtben."
,aurl ion gllmlen befommen, 10
lanee tpeld,e bliihen," ent9egnete
gonu nit beberoer Gimme.
ltntpiafiirlih bate lie i'm &arl &c.
rnnnt, ibm Den Namelt aeseben, Der
tie i'm @eiite 5uriifperiestc in Die
Gage bes Snititutlebens, no lie auBer
Sante Serrps id>nrfer 3unge nod fei-
nelt Summer, feinen Stmerj fannte.
Gs lag etpos ~nning5ar Sruiriges
inn Gone Ser Stimme. oils eona ben
geomen ,&arl" iprad,.
airs. Gbllrd}ill erfaBte ibre Surtb
feIter.
,Mennen Sic i'm itets aarl." fiji.
iterte lie beipeet, rtuenn Sic NIT mir
bon linn iprehen. es labt mid alou'
ben; Sic bGtten i'm eefnnnt, i6 fann
bonn nnbefaneener BON inn reoen.
gr tpor mein 2iebline, meir Cont
merfirb, poa Sebler, aber alt poa
2iebe fir feline Wiltter. 8 4arl,
&arl! 9ub ih Gid ipieoer bate, 6ub
9u oas nift %getbon!"
lteber Der armen Wlttter bleibe
| Waneen perlten beige Sbrdnen lrnb
Coma ipeinte NIT ibr. Sic mrBte,
pas 'aarl nidt setban buben lollte.
momentum mar ibr's, alS hdtte liz
pirflih ieinen Eob oeridyulbet. Sottt
lie in oieiem 4ltgenblid Der Wtlltter
Sen Sobn mieoergeben fonnen, liz
mare germ in bas alte ,Sols am &ird'
bof al Dem ~freuoloien 2eben auriif'
aefebrt. 4ber es gibt feline Riidfebr
menn Der 300 bo5niid,en getreteu
Tie fonnte MIR liebepoa Die arfnt
Srou troitcn.
Sic ertbeilten friiber ltnterridt,
ipra6 Mrs. Ghirhia, Yoas 6iete'
mebr Slbgpedieluna, als Shre iesia'
@rfeabe. Sd modte Gle nidt ermii
ben unb bite Sic, iif beliebis 81 I'M
terbulten. BORT fonlmt Hobert, piel
leidt fGbrt er NIT Sbnen aus"
llnb ebe iid Coma meieern fonnte
hatte Mrs. Gblirdyill Robert gcriier
nnS bieicr ii9 nit gerguiigen berei
erflirt.
Sic poren fmim cine Stiinoe fort
aber junge 2elite lernen IN loldlel
Belt bel bon chamber fennen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-03-15
90 6 l.
Die Groauet.Tart

@eit unD brett CAB es feinen bib.
iheren Spielplas ais oas ldnslif)e.
b-udsbnlmumrubmtc DIAL, bas ein
breiter, idnttisr @eg umgab, i'll Dem
l1nolibc gGnfc NIT Statueil mo
MInten 9lltmenrabatten meficlten.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1917-07-19
WHY NOT TAX EXCESS WAR
PROFITS2

In its laborious framing Of schedules
to raise a billion and a half dollars Tin
the House, a billion eight hundred mil
lion) toward paying the years war
whether a few million dollars can be
raised here and a few million more
raised there by special taxes on the
processes of business. These are found
on even surface investigation, in many
cases, to bear unevenly and inequit-
ably Oh different concerns and differ
ent industries, and to endanger the
unnecessary productivity and indus
trial activity Of the nation by strang
ling certain branches of business.
But, until weeks after the House bill
had actually been passed no adequate
attention was given to the n great
natural reservoir of distinctively war
revenue-the business profits, almost
unbelievable in size, for which the war
is responsible.
Congress has been talking about
mere millions, the taking OF which will
in many cases produce hardship, injus.
tice, and depression. when there are
scores Of millions literally crying to
be taken, which ought in every moral
sense 20 be taken, which are ready to
be given, and which the nation Will
sooner or later have to take-if not
quietly and decently now, later on
with force and fury.
To make the case ever clearer, we
have the object-lesson of Great Brit
ain seeing from the first the essential
rightness of this method Of raising
the most important fraction Of her war
revenue. We see the process working
well with her, the money being furr-
ished with the least confusion, evas-
ion, and discomfort.
Finally, the really big men at the
head of big business" in America, the
very men who would be called on most
heavily for such war profits, are
strongly for it and their intelligent
selfshness demands it. For it is com
ing, and far better that it should come
before a time that may arrive when
hundreds of thousands Of American
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1917-07-19

boys have been killed, when the pinch
OF war is felt here, when people are,
perhaps, hungry and unfed-and a few
are in possession of billions of dollars
of profits which would not have been
but for the war, and which have not
been properly levied on for the war.
Mr.. Otto Kahn, of Kuhn, Loeb &
Co, one of those far-sighted leaders
of big business" who are asking that
the government should come to them
and take the money which ought to
pay for the war-assumes that for the
year 1917 there will be war-stimulated
profits in excess of the average profits
of the three years preceding our entry
into the conflict amounting to $ 1000,
000, 900.
He advocates a 40 per cen tax on
this excess. The resulting $500, 000,-
600 can be taken without one hundred
tn part Of the hardship that would be
caused by a typical device for raising
one-fortieth of that sum in the bill
passed by the House of Representa-
tives.
Heads of the other very largest
groups of business and financial inter-
ests admit the righteousness. exped-
iency, and effectiveness Of such a tax
and advocate it. The spokesman for
j. p. Morgan & Co. suggests a rate of
40 per cent the first year, 60 per cent
the second and 80 per cent the third
year, IL the war should last so long.
Here. then, are the people in con
troll of the great bulk Of these war
profits earnestly arguing for the tax.
Here is the money that Congress needs
t. take; here is every mora and bust
ness reason arrayed on the side Of
making the Excess war profits tax the
base unit in the whole revenue scheme.
From War Profits to Pay for the
War;" in the American Review OF Re
views for July. 1917.
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For the Week Ending Monday Night,
Furnished by
BROOKINGS co. ABSTRACT co.
Charles l.. Wilmott to Ida Wilmott,
d $4,000 part SEA 14-111-49.
Gustav Wullstein to Herman Soenke
and Peter Meyer, wd und. 1-3 int w
II 22-111-4S 81 V c.
Anthony Bower to Glenn C. Bower wd
SWh 28-1O9-49 $1,000.
Roy II. Atkins to Lars A. Bitterness wd
81 o C the S 60 feet lots IL and 3
in block 2 Parkdale Home add.
Sheridan Selix to Caroline Blakeslee
wd lot 3 and Ehlot 4 blk s second
addition to Bookings.
C. c. Erie ct al, to Sheridan Selix wd
N SO feet lots 8 and 8 in blk 6 Skin
ner's add.
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RESOLUTION NO. eel
BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COZ
Gil OF THE CITY OF BROOKINC
SOJ-Tu

BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUN-
Gil OF II CITY OF BROOKINGS.
SOUTH DAKOTA:
ers and occupants OF the lots and parcels o:
toned. are hereby required and notified TO
within twenty days after the first publication
cement in accordance with the provisions OF
IAN Ordinance IN Revision OF the Ordinances
OF the City OF Brookings, South Dakota"
approved April 9, 1906. along
The East side of Eleventh Avenue. along
the West side OF Ninth Avenue and along
the South side OF Seventh Street, in said
city, and in front of and abutting upon the
GLOWING lots and parcels OF land. to-wit
Lots four "a and five (5) In Block Four OF
Randi Peterson's Addition to the City OF
Brookings and Lot Seven in Block Eleven
GD of the Morehouse Addition to the City
of Brookings and Lots Eleven and Twelve
in Block one in Shepard's Addition to the
City
and if said Sidewalk shall not be construct
ed within the time aforesaid, said city will
construct the same under the supervision OF
the city engineer. and the expense thereof
viii be assessed against the abutting prop
erty.
Passed July 2nd. 1917.
Approved July End, 1917.
w. II. LEIGHTY.
Attest. Mayor.
G. II. Stoddart,
city Auditor.
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