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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1918-12-01
FARMS AND
RANCHES.

We have several very attractive prop
critics for sale In Dawes. Keya Paha and
Brown counties These are places that
we have personally inspected and are
recommended as being good buys Send
for list and photos stating as TO your
wants. .sloke Inv. Co.. Omaha.
FOR SALE-Ssme exchange Nebraska
farms, 100. $40 or $40, 3 miles from goPd
railroad town, s12 5Orper acre; $50 we'll
improved. 500; 500 acres well improved
s25. H. c. McCready, GIT Spruce, Quincy
Ill.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1918-12-01

GOOD CHANCE-160 acres new land, al
most perfectly flat, extra rich dark soil,
broke last spring, produced good crop
this year, all now in fall rye for next
year. looking fine; under fence; four
miles from railroad: 500 per acre for
land and crop II sold at once; half cash;
two ordinary crops will pay for land.
Raw unbroken land adjoining just sold
$3.50; must SELL Write at once. Whit
lock, Lost Springs, Wyo.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1918-12-01
North Carolina Land.

$50 PER ACRE-Rich, Deep black soil.
Climate and moisture perfect. 100 blu.
corn per acre. Cattle, corn, cotton. G..
2 Stehhins. 1e10 Chicago.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1918-12-01
S6,25O

ivory dining room. Mahogany break
fast room. Kitchen with built-in fea-
lures. Sleeping room finished and heat
ed One and half blocks to car In
Montclair lot of value for the money
asked. Terms $3.50 cash, balance s55
per month.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1918-12-01

WHEATLAND-Wyom farms. $50 per
a., including paid up water rights Henry
Levi & C. N. Rylander, S58 Omaha Nat.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1918-12-01

NIFTY MILLER PARK BUNGALOW
Five rooms and bath. oak finish, fire-'
place. bookcases, buffet, caoinets'
beamed ceilings. frame and stucco
owner leaving city. $500 dowp.
OSBORNE REALTY 20.
III oma Nat Blk. Bldg. Tyler Ass.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1918-12-01
Georgia Lands.

CATTLE RANCH AND FARM-19,724
acres. South Georgia; one body or would
divide; on auto road near railroad $3.50
to SIS per acre, including cattle. C. C.
Brown, Sol Grand Bldg, Macon, Ga
The Nenana daily news., 1918-06-05
MOOSE |NSTAL OFFICERS FOR
 ENSUING YEAR
La-ge Number of Members Gather At First Meeting Held in New
 Home of Lodge.

A largely attended meeting of Lodge No. 1191, Loyal Order of Moose, was held last night at the new home of the order, located at 4th and Market streets.
 The following officers were in- stalled for the ensuing year to look after the welfare of the local lodge 1 Dictator, NJ. V. Tyler; vice-dictator, Peter Iverson; prelate, Charles Gris- we'll; trustee, John A. Dwyer; Treas urer, W. A. Coghill; secretary, Alex Fowler; inner guard, Archie Landry and outer guard, Joe Nadon.
 Two of the herd, with transfers from other lodges. were also taken into the fold to swell the ranks of the local Moose.
 At the conclusion of the installa- tion, the desirability of certain per- manent improvements to the build ing was decided upon, particulars of which are not available at present
 The next regular meeting of the order will be held at Moose hall, 4th and Market streets, on Tuesday, June 18th, and cordial invitation is extended to all visiting members.
The Nenana daily news., 1918-06-05
A HOARDER IS A STACKER
 Two Equal Things.

1.-Two things that are equal to the same thing are equal to each other"
 No rodent steals from this coun- try enough to count at all in the total.
 Yet all the rats together steal an- nually to the extent of 100000.
 No rat gives back, in any form of service, the value of his theft. He is only and solely a pest.
 No hoarder steals from this coun- try's supply of food enough to make a difference in the total.
 Yet enough hoarders could play havoc with our food supply, defeat the Allies and wound the honor of country that has said it will keep enough at home to feed it's own people.
 The hoarder does not give back, in any form of patriotism, the value of his theft. He is only and solely stacker.
The Nenana daily news., 1918-06-05
MARINE BULLETIN

Sibilla- At Gibbon.
 Seattle No. 3-Up Gibbon for Tolovana, 3 a, m., date; returns and goes to St. Michael.
 Washburn-Down Nulato for Idit- arod, 1st.
 Julia B.-Down Nulato, 3rd.
 Irene-Down Nulato, S:3O a. m. with mail for Iditarod.
 Davis-At Gibbon, scheduled to leave for Eagle about Sth.
 Tanana-Up Rampant 31st, last report.
The Nenana daily news., 1918-06-05
of the post there.

r While awaiting sentence, search warrant was taken out by Assistant Prosecuting Attorney E. Coke Hill and the place raided, with the re- suit that about forty gallons of booze was found.
 Joe was on trial before Commits sioner Dehn on this last charge.
The Nenana daily news., 1918-06-05
OLDT|MER IN TOLLS
 AS RESULT Of ACTS <Federal Authorities Find Quantity of Liquor on Premises of
 Joe Anieich.

News from Panama received short ly after the arrival of the Dixie Queen, indicates that Joe Anicich, will known saloon man of the army town, was tried and convicted on a charge of selling liquor to a soldier
The Nenana daily news., 1918-06-05

Hoover has summed up the situa- ton in these words: The time has come for sacrifice" Can we refuse to see the truth much longer.
The Nenana daily news., 1918-06-05

Food will win the war;" but will it win for us or Germany-that is the question for the American people.
The Nenana daily news., 1918-06-05

Women in Great Britain are now making the heaviest shells being used in the present war.
The Nenana daily news., 1918-06-05

of the globe. When I arrived there were only dozen officer students in for flying, but now there are over a hundred and about twelve hundred cadets"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-06-03
Sabre 1917 Inn $4,000 iibertroffer
uno beliefen iid) auf $4,000.

uflO DelleTeH llu Jul pJo<OOO.
Der Soloat @orDon Tdlnler,
Der am 10. Sebruar oeiertiert mar,
lit pom &riegsgerift i'm Camp Era
bis 5u 10 Sobren 3uhtbults berur-
teilt moroen. Gin anoerer Soloat
namens 6lauims Iorh, Ser idllafeno
auf Ieinem Boiten angetroffen muir
Sc, erbielt feds Monat 5uoiftiert.
Iir maiden oltf ben .Semi.Mn-
mini Gleoronce Sole" unS SEN
uSole of @htte" Ser Sirn1a Sosfe
gros. Sd. aufmerfiam. 9erlelbe 6e-
ainnt am Mittwod), Den 5. Stunt, urlo
cine rnmolIe unsabliaer Sahen miro
BORT allm berabaelesten Breife 81
falfen 5ein. Mne @aren oes ungebe,l-
rem 2aaers BON Sosfe Bros. lino fiir
oielen @erfaitf i'm 8reiie berunterge-
lest uuo per qut uuo biaig faltfelt
min. ser benlbe uuter alien llmItan-
aeu oieIe @eleaenbeit.
Mn, Gomston e~reio,ete,, it'd,
,mo; grnio,ionen non IptroIo,tm.Spz
len nm opreu Sic cine i'm Sarie ron
: m Somntnn 95O7 WeIt.gmus
a,ores strose einen 9ronnlhoner
nor stdno o~nr;htpte Sic nnoere.
mefhe I'M Genie mn gsro,t Siooinbot.
| Ann no giio.M1omo Strofe. Itatt.
fn,,n ner,,riohta feiren 6hooen 81
ON I'M So,,Sp mohne1ber Ser Sen in
SIommen e;noeb;;ntpn 9fpn ouf Scr,
Sof mari
O., after 40, &c sohro,, IL
o., NJ a @om,r,ino a,,s ,s,s,
o.an asa;o, N;a 9erS4,rbs.e
epsn $40 aasxo,, nan az an,,;s
mele 49, n,n,,no., 49,
Muu au" Ga',.;%lon asnore, hotto
shs,. 5o;t AZ Snhren IN Sen Ser
gt,otpn aemohnt, 10 binterI0gt eiuqu
gohn unS Cine nerhpiratete Sohter
: . g9on. Ser am % Otto
20, 1917 non NIT linn IN oe,uIelbeu
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-06-03
8allon- ltnfGlle in Der Ndbe Der Sobn
@ife : BnllOn-S dmle.

Drei JIugfnoetterl melde In 5lDei
Der groBen Jeiiels 8aIlons Der Sobn
@iie 9aaon Gdule faBen, entgilz
qen m1brenO oes @epitters an
Sonntag nad)m. MIR ME ollrb Elm
@unoer Dem fait iidern Eooe.
Bel Dem gall5 pl0bliden ansbrad
oes ltniuetters befanoen Iih bier BAL
Ions in elmer ~ungefdbren Sobe BON
1000 SUB. Gs geIang ben Mann-
Ifaften, 5mei oerIelben gliidlif) bere
mnterou5ieDeit uno IN Siderbeit 81
bringen. Ger brittle, in Dem iih Elm
Raoett befato, brad, oiirdl Die 8e=
malt oes Sturnes bin uno Der ge-
fdleu6ert, oie cine SHINE" uno
itlrste nit rapioer Shneaigfeit 5ur
Groe. gei1labe an 8ooeu ange-
Ianat, Imtreifte er gliidIiherDeiie Elm
Dous ui1o pllroe oaourd fuieoer III
5eine norn1olc Sage gebrad)f. 9ieiem
almltanoe lit es 5u5uidrcibeny oaB
oas 2eben ocs Sniaiien, Der aaer'
;oings betpuBtlos anfgeboben pllros.
saerettet mo ser 8allon nidt total
;oemoIiert nnroe. 1as 5ortidaffen
soes u~naebeuren @as6elitels mad Dem
Sduppen perurindte BET Dem %tarfei1
Binoe siemlid)c 5dnierisfeitcn, bod
aelang Is ihlieblih ben MamnlhaT
fen, Den m1dtigen Sdtmartenmager
untcr 9ah uno Sad 81 bringen.
Sod id)limnler als Dem oritten er
alma es BEN nierten gaQon, in oelles
Scribe 5tpei 5lugidiiler iaBen. Nod,
Dem oerielbe 5iemlid bis CUR ero'
berabgemunoen mar, fing Der groBe
ON Gfurme ulntolte 8nsbeutel plot
lib mic Gin unge5abmtes Yfcro 81
.,boden" oil uno Der cine aaoett mnr
Sc aus Dem 9orbe beraiisgeiAleuoer
nn6 ~Itiir3fc 81 9ooen. Sn oemielbel
9(uqenbIied rib oos itarfe Cell I'M
Der BaDon iaulte nit fololfaler &c
ifipinoigfeit mieoer in Die Sobe il
fie finjtern @epitterfpolfen bineif
mo &c bnIo oarauf, BON einem glis
Taxud getroffen, IN Brand geriet, De
5rrouieuoe Megen loidte gliidlihel
spe1;r Die Slammen balo, oof o.
surhloderte lleber5ug Dermod)te Dc
Rorb nift LANCER 5u tragen ltito
xss,ert nod ntebr ~beidleunigten Zen
DO uisla bic MeiIe fuieoer mad DER vi
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-06-03

sic Ben Heitaurants oufer[!

Die ben Heltaurants auferleg-
te 9eldranfung, ntbt mebr als bier
lln5en aornbroo pro Wabl5eit ~
perabrei6en, tit aufgeboben. sic fon-
men iebt 10 piel &ornbroO geben, mic
ibnen beliebt.
Ser uSalesmanibip Club" bon
San Antonio bat einen 8eitlnB an
qenomnten, Ben Sdulrat 5u erinfsn,
0et bcutiden llnterriht in ben Of
fentliden Shnlem ab8uibaffen.
~ Gin m1breno Der 5ieita Bodc
in Gan Mntonip geltoblenes 1SnI-
Jon" Mutomobil tit pom SberifT
pon 8urnet gountp nit Beihlag be-
leqt uno miro Dem Gigentumer tpie=
Der 5ngelteat meroen.
9rei Goloaten, mel6e es lebr
ella su baben idienen iauiten
Samstag nadmittag am &atp-Oepot
an ser Siio-Slores StraBe NIT III
rem 4utomobil gegen einen 9elegra-
pbenpfabl an. Die Waidine wnroe
Itarf beib1oigt; Die Soloatcn muroen
BON Ser Militdrpoli5ei uerbaftet.
Die Nolisei bot am SamstaJ
nella automobiIiIten perbaftet, melde
nod feline 2i5ens fir 1918 batten,
3mei Solonten beraubtsn
Samstag nadt flint Neger IN elmer
an ser Mui5 StraBe gelegenen Bill
larobane nm $35. @dbreno Der eine
Marsiiinger BEN erihrofenen
Sdlparsen einen idtDeren 8epoloer
unter sic Naien bielt, entleertc ieia
Ganerao ibnen in aler 8enlittsrliDe
Die So1hen.
Die Strafen, nelhe DEN I'M
Wpnat Wtai pom Der Sittenpolisci
perbafteten 321 Terionen pom Bolt
3eiridter auferlegt murben, belieferl
lid a4f $500. Inter ben arrelton-
ten befanoen ii6 178 Manner mo
143 6rauen.
Cine 6ebntdsige aampogne II
loeben in unierer Staot e%roffnet NOR
oen, UNI NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. fiir
oas Ganitats -&orps Der Tereinigtei
Staaten armee %ai5lliuerbet.
Der am Sonntag nadmittaa
eeiaaene &egert betrug ettpa einer
balben 3ol. ailb beute morgen fie'
len smei fleine Sdaner.
StGotiide 9eteftioen eripllftel
I'm Sonntag feds iunge Seute betn
| 8irfelipiel u1o iteften oieielben elm
0ie raniebts Of Columbus
beablidtieen I'M 2aufe oieier @od)'
| $4,000 iiir Die Grridtnfg BON DE
b1uoen in oen bieiigen Wllitarlagerr
ST. iammeln.
Die +. Sdtpaoron oes 2. terra
nii6en aapoilerie &egiments for
bert Sufidmieoe uno Sierdr5te Sun
eintritt in oieien Sruppenteil auf.
Die Ginnabnien Der 8oltoffie
fpdbreno oes Monats Nai baben Of
Ginnobmen oesielben Wonats m
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Die 6onntn a~olmmiKGre

beIdlolIen in ibrer Somstag Sit
ing, Die Bearfaa 2anoltraBe BON Der
Staotgren5e bis gum &eap Jielo Inn
10 Sub erpeiteru utlo In beiieren 3n-
itano iesen 81 laiIen; oas angebot
Der GolgIo5ier Contribution Gn., Die
3ar5anora StraBe bon Der Ginein-
natl Mnenile bis CUR Jrieorihsbnrger
2anoitraBe fir ben Hreis bon $58t.
81 SIT reporieren, tpuroe angenoms
men. Gle Gublic Serpice Gompanp
crbalt grlaubnis, einen Seil oes
groaomop auf alano Seigbts bebnis
oegen non @asrobren oufreiBen I'll
biirfcn unb Der Staot San Mntonio
miro gcitottet, Die Dem County gebos
rigen ELECTION Booths" bel Der
naditen @ubl gu ~gebraud,en. 3is
folgenoen Yerionen murocn nit Ell
mem @ebalt BON $500 pro Wonat ell
gagiert, nm 8orlaoungen pun Herio4
men, pelde bonn agoaro Of gQuali-
cation" pernommen merOen iolen,
ansjufertigen: Srau Sarrp 8eirid)
Trls. Mabel aeaom, &ubp @amp.
ben. 81. q. 2ambon uno WiiB Carrie
SoIeD. Sin Saldr BON mr$75 Jill
oielelbe 9eihaftisung erbalten 6rlS
Minnie &olponsfp uno e. Yealone
bic @eb1Iter Der aodin agnes Mc.
guistion uno Der Nufndrterin Bear,
2odoro in Der aolonie fir Sdlpino
iiidtigc muroen UNI S. pro Wona
onfgebeiiert.
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Saufrptt : Aufttons : Serfaaf eiuer
2abcn Gtnridjtung.
IN Der BnntroIsS dde upH
2afner & 9ebman
o. no Z

.r
$50. 745.
Sd made 6ierourb b%efannt, OaB i'd
Gienstag, oen A. SUM 1918, I'M Eager
hoiIIe her Carter Nullnlp Sransfer 20,
go. 815-819 9lts9oulton StraBe DIE
aelammte, 5llr 8dnfrntt1Wafe Der SIR
ma 0atner & 9ehma 9ebnriae 2anens
Ginrid1tIna in 0ffentlider Mutton uers
follfen neroe. Sic ginrihtnng beltetf
aus: Slurs5hnnfaifeu. @eIofdranf Sa>
oerti5d6en. Wmofhrdnfen. eleftrilhen
9edens,Sahern, fleinen gu55S SGchern,
Yorrdten fin GooasS ontdne, Gdlbs9feais
iteru, n0umioor4 fir gi9arren. &efrigcs
rdtor. 8lastaIten, Gpiegeln. @dSpfen
uebit y0bren, gisfdrnut uln. Ser be-
Iaate Terfa1lf fiubet Nodmittag I'm 2
u6r aegen bnnr itntt, ale 8egenitdlos
itnD frei bon r2iens.
Sd offeriere ebenfans gum Terfdif
fret ODER nit u9iens" belajtet. 5ufamS
men ODER ~ein5elu, fol9enoe Ginridtungss
0eoenitdn0e. cine So0as Jontdrle nit
Marmnrplatte, oas Snnere i'll WeIb ges
halte1l, nit bad counter unD Spiegel.
agurbonntor" lno nlle CUR Sontnne ms
tiueu Npporate lno Mrttfel. anBeroem
cine Nn8nhl eleganter GtiihIe, Glide uiip.
bie in Sem SoSanaiIersYnrlor gebrdnht
uuroen. Ser befagte Serfmlf finoet
Weittuoh, ben 5. Srni 1918 itatt rln ib
uehme 0fferten in meiner Office, 3In1s
mer 407, I'M interchangeable rntpSGe<
bdllbe, stpiIhen 10 ubr pormittags urto
4 ltbr nadmittnes ent9esen. Sic be-
iaate Sontdne iotpie Die anoern eripdhts
ten 8egenifdnoe tonnen i'm SfDeitsi,
Stodfuerf bon go. Srieorih'S @ebdlloe.
500 G~iteGommerce StrnBe, III Muaet,s
ihein aenonrmen lperoen. ane Mngebote
nnterliesen Der Seltdtiguns peS Santrott
Referenten.
@egen ndbercr giu5elheiten ipred]e
man Dor pber ihreibe an
so. Gpppnrb, SruItee,
405A407 Sfpearineen WcGroiu @Ios.
Gan Nntonio. Segas.
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Ser aaoett, Der in bepuBtloiem 3n-
ltauoe rittlings auf Der 5cn5 libellO
gefunoen lpnroe, ernitlih perlest mot
Den tp1re. 9lae orei Stnoenterl, audb
menn iie obne idmere 8~erletnngeil
oapon gefommen iino, Deroen ieoen=
fanS 3eit ibres 9ebens an oiele Stint
melfabrt oenfen.
Das pl0slide unmetter. oas iibrl-
gems in Der Ndbe Der Sdnle
bei meitem beftiger als in Der Staot
gepeien fem ion, iiberraidte oas
YerionaI p~oIltdnoig- 8lib folgte bort
auf gIib llno Shlng nuf Sdlag,
uro ebe oie 2eute ridtig CUR geiin-
altfg fommen fonnten, paren Die
llnfalle init beioen 8aaons bereits
aeif]eben.
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n@hisfea Ansidlas,1

uMrs. slsoe Sobnion wiinidt oett
8eridt IN Ibreoe gu itellen, Dob ibr
Mann oie glottern bat. uWbisfep-
ausidlag bat Der arme Senfel,"
Ialtete, mas iie iiber Selepbon iagte.1
Or Der ,stthiion Globe. Wil
oas 9latt frennolih erfldren, fpie in
Dem lett 35 Sabren uno mebr fno-
dentrodenen aanfas lid iemano Die
les 2eioen, oos ~@bisfep-a usid)lag"
beiBt, su5ieben fonn2
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@affenltilftan0-

8ur 3cit berridt BET ms 5rieoen
limo id bab' meme Sub,
8alo Bride id oas cine,
8alo Dos anoere Muge 5u....
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-06-03
LckdIes.
Ba6rideinlides Better.

Sir San Mntonio uno llnlgegeno:
Seute abe1o ano inorgen teilmeiie be-
oeft.
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,sm 2oufe oieier @ode finoen

,sm 2aiIfe oieier Wod)e ftnoeil
mebrere 8eriammlungen itatt, IN De-
neit Die Sralierl, melde iif an Den
@ablen beteiligen poaen, barber
informiert meroel in mel6er 8eiie
lie su regiitrieren baben. Die Ser.
Iammlungen finoen in folgeiioen &c
bdioen gu ben augegcbenen Better
Itatt: - 8annin Shule, Wonteg
abeno 1870: 9obert 6. See Sbule,
Montag abeno, $50, GbanolersSe-
bauoe, 3inlmer go. +, 0ienstnJ
obeno 6:45; Sigblono Darf Sdlle,
Jreitag abeno $50.
60
@auft 4rieaSsSbarmarfen.
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G~pttonfamen- Nru6nfte.

Gan @utonio /. sunni, 1913.
Hrime CRUDE Cotton Seeo Su, $1.31.
xents ner Bon0ne
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Geine Mniiht.

sd borte, Sic beiraten cine @tt-
me nit 100000 Marf."
90 baben Sic itd perbort. Sb
beirote 100000 Mart uno mnB DIE
@itipe nit in Saul nebmen-
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per Bul6d,
Iieb-Marlt.

Gan Mntcnio, /. Stunt 1918, -
3ihe. $7.35 Bis $500.
adIber, $3.50 Bis $10.65.
guneu, $3.50 bis $1,000.
S6Sen, 5000 bis $1,000.
Ct. 9ouis, /. Srnlt. 1918,
8inbpieb, SerassGieb. $40 big $3.50.
Gdiuetne, $1,000 biz $f6.70,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-06-03

te uon $1,000 muroeu BET linn ge-
fltnoen. Ser Spisbn6e NOR bonn
4riegsaeridt i'm Camp 8opie pa s
Sabren 3lld,tballs uerurteilt, bod ges
lana es linn auf Dem Sransport nadb
2eapentportb git entflieben. Seitoem
bat er San Nntonio uniiber gemadt.
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Cotton.
Gan antonio. beite 90 Gents.
@alneltun, geitern 1880 gei1ts.

GILL;
eollDH.
Gan gntonio, beute 90 Gents.
@alpelto1, geItern 1880 gsuts.
a,-.S..x.
GOIlphldMe
Can @utonio, i. sunni, 1913. =
grime CRUDE Cotton Seeo Oh, S1.S1-
&ents rer HdhDne
c.x.-a~,S.fts
Gan Mutpnto, l. Sum. 1919,
Butter 24-o0c per YIuuo
Ger (nlr frttdbe) sto. ls.55c per SRo.
9ens z3c per %Iuh0
vSrierS1 .... $40 per HIhAQ
@oclters lIc per SIule
EurfebSs zoe pet SluNg
Bei3en .....-.. $3.50 per gitid1ei
Born ....ss....-. S2.2o per gnlgei
9nfer $780,. ..Sl.lU per 0ul0ei
gen .... /. -. S3O.O0 per Come
Oemiiie.
q X ,ar
oH sua.oilssa eoPoa nov Inn
NY piuru, : ! * psr 1nn afS
STUMP; sotganpS Sos, % Po mn mi, IS IA
3pfebeIn, serns germioas. 1926;
Srgltal gbare, si-o ~ os. 90 so
9onalell. MSs.. SoF1n ~. Ssia
pep1ens sap..@ msse,ss ,,sr mi
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-01-31
BIRM1NGHAM,s FINANCES

From the MOplle ReSiStSi.
 Under the decision in the McDonald cases. Birmingham is limited to S2oooVo a year for general purposes, which amount will about pay for police and fire protection, but nothing else. com missioner Hornady advises that the only way out is to get an amendment to the constitution allowing the mill tax in- yolved in the Mcdonald cases to be ap- plied to objects covered by the general fund. This would give Birmingham some saO0. 900 more; but the sum total would hardly be sufficient for Birminghasn's s needs, even under very economical man agement
 Birmingham comment is to the effect that Birmingham is hampered and held back by the constitutional limitation upon taxation, and in a manner proving that the constitution makers did not foresee the needs of a great and rapidly growing community. In 30 years every thing for big, modern city had to be provided, and now has to be maintained, but on conditions framed for the regu,a- l ton and restraint of older and less rap | idly growing cities. The result is that l Birmingham, being forced to provide what the people had to have. is now
 deeply in debt; and with no hope of es- | cape. unless the fundamental law is
 amended.
 All Alabama is interested in Birmng
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-01-31
LUKE M,LUKE SAYS

Isn't it funny how a man can gab when he has one foot on a rail in a
 kaif and how he can't say a word when he has both feet on a stage in hall' Love may not be the most lasting
 thing in the world. But the woman who marries without love deserves divorce
 without alimony.
 Many a man who never got past the fourth grade in school has to support a son who is a college graduate War or no war, this country would have all the revenue it needed if every
 man could be taxed according to his per sonal valuation.
 The reason why Job attained such a reputation for patience was because his wife never made him fix his own meals and do his own sewing because her time was occupied in making damphool mili- tant suff out of herself. It is none of our business. But a girl should know how to make loaf of bread for herself before she makes a name for herself by marrying. If there is big fire around the corner and a woman sees a crowd running in her direction she feels for the back Of her skirt to see if she is attracting all the attention because she sat down in something.
 l It makes a bald-headed man mad to 1 think that he has to shave every day where he doesn't need any hair. | What doth it profit a man to make a dollar outside of his regular income when it makes his wife feel that she can afford to spend two?
 l Once in awhile every married man gets l a yen to go out and make a 5ackass of himself. And a wise wife will let him go ahead. He will soon come back with a headache and an empty nosebag and will be wiling to do anything in the world to get back into his stall
 Any rummy can be up early in the morning. But getting up early in the morning is different matter. ! Lave isn't what keeps married couple
 together for 20 or 30 years. It is merely
 common sense.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-01-31
MOONSHINE

not the crude compoundeIs of drink to whom we owe the appearance of wood al- cohol in flat bottles for surreptitious sale. This is another trade, in which assembling and not manufacture is the rule. The moonshiners make what can at least be called real whisky. vile and violent though it is.
 The moonshiner in bone-dry state violates so many laws that the authori- ties must occasionally be puzzled to de- eide under what statute he shall be pros- ecuted. Town and city ordinances, state laws, federal laws: he drives serenely through all of them. When the product of his labors is produced and peddled near army cantonments another set of regulations is smashed. If guilty men were made to serve all the penalties that rlight be imposed on them they would get nothing short of life. And from fed eral courts they need expect no mercy. Their only hope of mercy lies in tho notorious disinclination of state and To- ish men accused of an offense that their neighbors firmly believe is no ofrense at all. The mountain moonshiner has played his part in romantic fiction, and a right interesting part, too; but actually he is a mighty unattractive fellow. He makes hard liquor of high voltage. whose consumption Is happily beyond the power of most men. He is bad lot, but not half so bad as the stuff he makes.