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GRADUATE FOOT SPECIALIST
HAIRpREssIxa.
"sD96E1yCHlNG
. HOUSES, ron RENT.

WATCH GRAND FORKS GROW
sst.26-one ct the. best all modern mats
.:..s = e r 1,ssss;, house. Ii modern
but heat, South Fourth street.
S20.00L6 roonned house, ali modern but
heat. Fourth Ave a.
$3O.00-S rootned house.. Ill modern but
heat.ss Cottonwood st =
$i2soEzrooned house. city water free.
s1s.oo---.s roorned house. all modern but
hhtt, Klttson Ave.
$2o.oG-6 roorned house. all modern but
heat Cherry st.
$l3.0o-b rooned house. all modern but
sewer, lone Ave.
$l5.00--7 roomed house. city water. cell
lar. North Eighth street.
1880 roomed house. city water. cell
s1s.oo-7' roomed house. ali modern but
heat. International Ave.
$lo.00-An modern room in Kelsey
FOR SALE.
3! 600. 00-Three roo:nec, house, and one
acre OF ground, close In. =
floors, fine. shade. all modern but
heat, close in on University Ave. =.
$500 .G0-New house, all modern but
heat. full basement, stationary wash
tub. hardwood floor and finish. Uni
Versity Ave. -. - 4 - ~ "
sl25o-Six roomed cottag sc. city water
n cellar, fine shade trees and els
tern. North Eighth ST..
w. II. KELSEY % H
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!. KID A ABSENT.

; Chicago fans have missed the vet
,eran Kid Gleason, who was Manager
Rowland;s! slieutenant last year. Glea-
received some OF the credit
for the victory of the White Sox,
passed an unhappy winter. First he
was seriously i'll and spent several
weeks in a hospital. after undergo
ing an operation. Subsequently n
Kid lost his worlds series money in
a private venture in Philadelphia. Be
cause Of this failure he asked Owner
Comiskey for a short leave of alb
sence so that he could settle his af-
fairs. Gleason should have been a
major league manager. but strange
to say he never received a genuine
offer. Comiskey alone recognized his
worth as a coach and organizer.
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ExCHANGn

FOR SALE OR trade IN FORD CAR.
1876 Indian twin three ,speed motor
cycle. fully equipped including speed
Soneter. prestollte$fa and tandem. Not
= Oscar r.. Nelson. Oslo, Minn..$ Roufe
x sf6.k
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AVIATOR DIES OF
INJURIES RECEIVED

New York. May s.-Ralph E
army aviation cadets who fell 1000
feet n "A collision between two air-S
planes at Central Park. l. l., yester-
day.. died today. :
John B. Erwin Of Muldrow. Miss.
was killed in the accident, and Julian
r. vidner Of Washington, d. c., wa
slightly injured.
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,ayILL TRADE Y SECTION NORTH
am eMinnesotA, for city property, GOOD
ear, or Liberty Bonds. Peterlon,
SIS Cottonwood.
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TO TRAIN IN HOUSTON.

st. Louis. May. Clifton Heath
cote, the University of Pennsylvania
outfielder.- who. came. to the st. Louis
liant exhibition, both in the field and
at bat during the spring practice will
undergo further training with Hous-
ton in the Texas league.
While with the Cardinals at San
Antonio, Heathcote was the star Of
the team. His several home runs won
games and his fielding was declared
excellent. Once pitted against major
league competition. however, he ap-
peared confused and was unable to
show to good advantage. ~.
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OFFICES OPENED FOR
BIG DRY CAMPAIGN

Chicago. May w. g. Cl1der1ood
OF Minneapoliss campaign mGnag6r OF
the National Dry Federation, opened
headquarters herestodayy3oR dxtys
day drive on congress To lboli1h the
LIQUOR trafhc as war measure.
federation hGs units in 2.e17 countioa.s
IN 81. which. are ptsaxSd III being
pressure ON their respective =
man dusang the next fWoamo6&
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ALI, YOUNG woMEN5 ARE INVITED
to mako the Young WoSnen's Christian
Assn. .he!r headquarters while in the
city.
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WANTED TO nENr.-continued.
Modern Cottage
Prefer One With Garden Plot. :
=. ADDRESS $50 HERALD.
LEGAL NOTICES
BIDS wAnTED FOE -aRAn1re

BIDS WANTED FOR aRAD1Na,
The Board Of Supervisors of Grand
Forks township, will receive bids for
between Wallc and Grand Forks town
ships. at Mortified, N. D.. at. 2 O'Clock
May 16, 1918.
= The board reserves the right to reject
any and all bids. sE.1,ar" -
PETER CURRAN,
Chairman
(May s-9-1o-11-12
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NOTICE TO o1EDrroRs.
:STATE:OF NORTH DAKOTA,D

County of Grand Forks.
In COUNTY,. COURT.
In the Matter of the Estate Of William
= W. Coss, Deceased. n
Notice is hereby. given by Edgar. p.
Coss. administrator of the estate Of Will
liam W. Coss. deceased. to the Creditors
Of: and all persons having claimstagains
said deceased, represent them, with the
P. Coss. at the. Office oft county Judge.
Grand Forks. Nd. within six months
after the first publication Of this notice.
Dated. May It'll, a. D..f91S.
nv 49, EDGAR COSS.
Administrator.
First publication MaysS-16-os-3O, 1918.
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1--we sToCK.

800 REGISTERED BULLS AND cows
to be sold In I'VE sales In North Da-
kota. s~horthorns. Angus Hsrefords.
For sale dates and ( s.cAtaloEss write
B. H. Critchfield. Sale Mgr Fargo
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GAME POSTPONED.
Minneapolis. Mimi, May 9.-Han-
sas City-Minneapolis game postponed:
rain.
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h regular annual meeting OF the,
Company will be held at the Office OF
the company in the office or the First
Bank Of Grand Forks. Grand
18th day: of June, 1918. at 10 o'clock in
the forenoon. At the said meeting
directors; will be"elected for the ensuing
and. such other business transacted
;as may come before said meeting.
s q E. MAPES,
xSs \ r g Secretary. {
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Observation-Disclosures

40 ACRES GOOD LAND, . MILES
from station: 5 miles from Devils
Lake. Price $4,000. Will exchange
Tor good auto worth the money. j. B.
Streeter. Devils Lake. N. d.
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Cut out the picture on all tour sides.
Then carefully fold dotted line / Its
entire length. Then dotted line 2.
n so on. Fold each section under
meath accurately. When completed
turn over and you'Il find a surprising
result. Save the pictures.
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AGENTS.

AGENTS WANTED TO SELL THE
pamphlet O the inside history of
y Townleyism in North Dakota. by j. D.
LEGATION in America. News agents ap-
ply for particulars to ]. D.. Bacon,
-Hotel Dacotah, Grand Forks.
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FARM LANDS.

FARM LANDS ON OR NEAR RAIL
road or beautiful lakes: the chance
for the farmers son to have the same
opportunity as his father; purchase
a nome of your own; low prices, long
time, small interest. Write for map
and further particulars from owners.
Jtasca Lumber Co.. Box 1870, Deer
River, MINI.
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MONUMENTAL worries.

MONUMENTS, MARKERS. VAULTS;
w. r. Jack. Grand Forks N. d. =.
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MISCELLANEOUS rols SALE.

FOR sALE-BANKRuPT FIXTURES.
grocers ice box; three show cases;
coffee mill: small safe. Inquire At;
torney T. b. Elton. Grand Forks.
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GIRL TO ASSIST WITH HousEwoRK
for her hoa:d. 323 n. 5th st. 360-L

WANTED AT oNCE-oNE WAITRESS
and one aishwasher at the Grill cafe,
Rugby, N. D.
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WE WANT A RELIABLE PARTY TO
break, and put in 100 acres Of flax in
section ~. Brenna township. The H.
Bendeke Co.
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sTRAYED-ONE WHITE. BROOD SOW.
weight about 1876 lbs. VIII farrow
about the s15th.zor Goth Of May. Jas L.
Woods. Box IS. Forest lRiver.NN. D.
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CHOICE PRAIRIE HAY FOR SALE. !:
miles west Of Bolack Siding. Cal
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MATERNITY HOME

PRIVATE HOME FOR THE, SICK FOR
maternity and non-contagious cases.
Under management, Of trained nurse.
IN. NV. 5l4-L. T.-S. 949-f4. 9
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SHOE REPAIRING.

SHOES REPAIRED NEATLY: Postars,
paid n a Nc prices lower in city
N. Kamplin. Kittson Ave. Grand ForEss
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FOR SALE-ELECTRIC PEANUT AN
East Grand Forks. {.
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.>DRs. ORR AND MAY SANDERS
317 Scandinayian-Amer'can Bank Rldg.
Roth Phones 542. Grand Forks.
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PAINTING AND. DECORATING. i

you WILL SAVE MONEY by ,HAv-
Ing Nj. S. johnson do year spring
painting. n. VI. 121sL.4s -s.esa.Ei.~se0
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wXNTED-GIRL OR WOMAN TO DO
general housework on, farm. Box A.,
UrbAna, N. D. IT,.
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WOOD FOR SALE-W. J.. BROHMAl
T. S. 647-L: N. w. $50. :.
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COMPETENT GIRL FOR GENERAL
cooking. Il. f: Holland. Gilby, N. d.
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I WANT TO GET IN TOUCH WITH
men owning land in Walsh and. Penn
bina Co, N. Oak. John L.. Little. Graf
ton, N. D.
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wANTED-ABLE BODIED WOMAN TO
take care of invalid woman. $25 per
month. Box 347, Calvin. N. d.
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usn.D TIRES.

WE HAVE a FEW BARdAINg n
used tires. vulcaniztng ana repair
work DONE. Joseph N1hoWuld, Si3e
.lDNMers Ave. Grand Forks
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WANTED = GIRL FOR GENERAL
housework. Nice place and good pay.
Address Mrs. B. j. Parson, Forest
River, ~. u.
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wANTm-LADY COOK FOR SMALL
hotel. good wages paid to right party.
The O'Brien Hotel, Neche, N. D.
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1851 It's. .f-T
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT.
OSTEOPATHY.

GARAGE AND BARN FOR RENT. 81
Walnut st, >
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HAY FOR Sale. H. NELSOl
: Grand Forks. N. n. .'h'"
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FEMALE HELP-Oontinnea.

TO DEMONSTRATE NJ BONE
Gorsets. Grand Forks and other n.
Dacotah hotel or address Mary Scan
Ian, Gen'l.s DEFY. Grand Forks, N. D.
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EIGHTY ACRES FOR SALE ONE MILE
from Fisher, MINI. Write owner for
bargain. G. M. Anderson. 912 44th ST.,
Rock Island. Ill:
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1917 CROW ELKART TOURING CAR,
electric lights and starter: 4 new tires,
ical condition. At a bargain. Selling
FL on account. Of draft. Write 704 Herald.
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COMPETENT GIRL WANTED FOR
general hG1sework. Mrs. j. r. Carley.
l12 Reeves Aves -
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o1Dn ron HEA1INa PETITION 70
u. 1E1L PE1S0HAL PR0PERTY.
STATE. OF NORTH DAKOTA,)

:iFirst pubjication Mayss1s.:s-so. ia1
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DRY CIlEANING-PRESSIHG.
CLEANING AND PRESeING AT ALI,
hours OF night CT dSy. Parcel Post
!. paid one way. .SsB. Edelstein, IN So.
Third ST.. Grand Forks.
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FOR sALE-11oo ACRE FARM FOUR
miles from good town in good farm
ing district. $4,000 worth OF improve
ments. Price $45 per acre. Box 1862,
p Streeter, N. D.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-06-22

cantecDs. A greater marvel snli a
bit further on. a bakery. with actual
cakes In the window
Ice Cream, Theatre, Dance
4 spin across tho fresh green
park. fun OF shouting children az
play. and then the intoricatl0n OF
home. the burrying from room 10
room 20 find everything safe and
friendly and beautiful. the touching
or pieces OF furniture which seemed
even 20 have a personality. they
were 40 well loved. the resting IN
favorite chairs which We had some
times feared might never hold US
again. the splashinR ia n bathroom
where every tile glistened "A welcome.
the dressing In fresh linen which
had not been 20 the war. the DOMINIC
Of the evening clothes which no one
wears over there. and then the inde-
soribable delight OF n dinner cooked
by the good old home cook. her
black face glistening with Joy. such
a dinner. with the poie nal tly r~msrn-
bered fiavorr coming back again. and
all topped off with wonderful home
made loo cream. THBRE - NO
ICE CREAM ~ FRANCE.
Out into the night life 81 the city.
Of courne Immediately after the cof
fee, and no word. can express the
JOY with which We drove into blaz
ing broadway The streets Of Paris
are not crowded after dark. and
scarcely a crack Of light peeps forth
t. -. AR.A
tained windows. while such few
street lamps as there may be are
40 shrouded in their blue globes that
when one goes 10 the theatre -one
carries pocket flxshlight 20 find
the way home
Naturally we rushed 20 the the
atre. something light. with music.
and TO us wonderful show. where
the girls OF the chorus were all girls
OF our own land. and beautiful. apd
wonderful dancers. and where all the
songs and dialogue were In beloved
American. and there was the pep and
zip OF actors who. tho doing their
part nobly in the war. have not yet
been saddcned by IL.
Music and dancing May they
stay with us even when the days
OF sorrow come. for they are OF won
dsrfui Aid in carrying out the war
fare which must be waged on this
side Of the water. There Was an In
tervnissson for a war fund campaign.
and IL was inspiring to US. knowing
the gr~a, need. 10 s~e the enthusiasm
with which thousa nds OF dollars were
subscribed by these now thoroly
awakened Americans!
They don't raise their money
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-06-22

The family of eocci Is made UP OF
many speciea. but they have been
roughly divided into two groups
tho ataphylococci. which grow in
clusters like grapes and the strep.
tococcl. which develop In chain.like
formation.
Each group contains both harmful
and harmless members.
The stroptoeoeci are very aEwres
sive as invaders OF tho body and are
known 90 be the active cause OF
many illnesses They are also found
as secondary invaders. compllesuns
troubles which are caused by other
germs and they are also always
found in certain other diseases. the
real causes OF which are unknown.
Ordinary sore throat and tonrlitis
are among the common and annoy
in. conditions caused by this type OF
germ
Strepsococci are often present In
normal threats like enemies lying In
walt. the ylgor OF the healthy body
being sufficient 90 keep them Under
control. Any weakening OF that
yigor by excuses. exposure or en-.
hauston IL quickly taken advantage
of and the Inflammation set up by
the invading germs causes the sore
throat.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-06-22

automobiles. for In France isoline
ia precious, and civilian oIrs rare.
and tRSiH "A prize only for the extra
agile. and when We drove on Fifth
ave. and looked up that beautiful
long. wide. flag fluttering thorofare.
with its double and triple lines OF
automobiles filling the space from
curb TO curb We could only turn TO
each other and laugh. out OF the
sheer delight OF novelty SiK cyiin
der care. so long ana shiny and pow
erfull They're mostly snub.nosed
over there
a newspaper 4 real American
newspaper. fun OF information We
bought "A cab FUN OF them at the first
traffic stop. and fairly revealed In
tho news Of the war. something We
never had In France.
The newspapers there consist OF
one small sheet folded into four
pages. which convey the war news
In 20 or word COMMUNICATES. ut
tetly dlHpaHnionate and non d~acrip
tive. the rest Of u being indignant or
otherwise letters from constant read.
era. except on the great occasions
when President Wilson or Lloyd
George or Cl.menceau or poincare
or somebody Issues an official docu.
ment
But here were whole square yards
Of eye witness descriptions OF tho
battle ~ oand go. and some very
excellent murders and soa ndain. and
pages 81 frank and free criticism OF
the official management OF the war.
and threats OF Investigations. and all
the other political excitement dear.
dear 20 the heart Of the true born
American
Hear BIsre Of Musie
Prom the r~vsl In this feaat
We were abruptly awakened by
marvel 40 unusual that 10 seem.
ed like n miracle.
Music. The blair. Of . brnss
band.
We waited 20 watch the process
sion go hy. There they went the
strong. sturdy boys IN Khaki. THE
INTELLIGENT. CLEAN, DAUST'
LESS FELLOWS WHO ARE TO
WIN THE WAR 1T ISN'T BON
BAST TO SAY THAT. BECAUSE
THE FRENCH SAY IT AND THE
hRiTisit SAY 1T.
How good that music ~aS, There's
none In France away from the fight
ing fronts. none In tho streets OF
Paris. where long FLEA OF soldiers
march silently By. their faces s~ri
Gus with that never varying deter
ninstion TO die that ,hos. who come
later may win. Men cannot be
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Geo. Randolph Chester Finds D. S. Strange Land, >
With Newspapers, Cakes, Band Music and Ice Cream

that way In France. for they
this war. and the great mass ~
the people no longer have the
money TO give, even nj tire
mendous sacrifice--so the en-
thuslxsm Of money giving Is
gone. Those wisS have IL give
all they can, now without the
asking, ~ "A matter Of course.
when We emerged from the dance
We found beautiful moonlight
night. clear and pleasant and dele
lousy baimy. and the sky was dot
ted with countless brilliant stars.
People were adniring the wonderful
night. but It's beauty spoiled tho
evening for W..
The Moonlight augury
There was almost rrue1omeness In
the clssrness OF the heavens and in
the glorious radiance Of the moon.
for We had been ~ long used 20 re-
gard that sort % night as certain
warrant that the Gothas would come.
20 feel positive that the air would be
filled with the whirr Of airplanef.
that the stars would move. and
change color. and prove 20 be wing
lights. that the bursting Of bombs
and the spatter OF Ehrapnel-so
much worse in city Of homes than
over camp ~ warriors would
make the night hldeous with death
and destruction.
Yes. we were home and Nafe. but
still there WAS In US the habit OF dis
like for beautiful moonlight nights:
and. too. there was in US a poignant
sympathy for the people over there
on this night. II the skies had been
20 clear. We wondered what all our
friends were doing. and IL there had
been a raid. and II they had all es-
capped
Suddenly there came n dreadful
sound. There was "A fire some
where. and the fire engines came
whlzzing along outside the park.
sounding the shrill. high-pitched ris-
Ing and falling wall Of the Eiren-ISI
LONDON. AND PARIS. AND ELSE
WHERE IN HELLRIDDEN EU-
ROPE. THE TERROR-FRAUGHT
SIGNAL OF AN AIR RAID!
We had no heart to enjoy our
drive. and so hurried home.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-06-22

No. it wasn't German that ,orpc
dced tho child labor law. l, vas an
American supreme court
hut just why should Holland her
ring BE- scarce Were they made In
Germany. too
All right. let's panAmerican and
show the Old World how brethren
can really dwell together In peace
and harmony.
I, Ia said Gen March had some
thing TO do with Gen. Crcene'a re
moval from Camp Lewis one OF
those March storms. chf
Since they named Miller as fuel ad
ministraior. We may now expect
Coleman as flour Inspector whats
in n name. anyhow Even Gen
Greene probably feels blue today.
say. a Marrnon car for 81. Or n
Buick sedan. or King. or Mar,
well. Say. that's going some. all
right. Come. fellows. let's help tho
boys across the sea with enough to-
bacco ID make Seattle famous and
the soldiers happy
Those journalists who were crazy
for war with Mexico two years ago
might now train their hindslght on
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-06-22
ny GEO. RANDOIrU CHESTER
AND LILLIAN CHESTER

Copyright. 1918. by the Newspaper
Enterprise Aasociationl
NEW YORK, June ,s.-Oniy
those who have Just come back
home can quito realize the
strange sensations Of bein. back
home-~~peciAlly from over
there" We were like gaping
strangers In strange country
as we landed In the New York We
know so well. We had bern for
nm approximate six months In
Erancc--it seemed more like six
ycars--snd had become NJ I'm
bu-d with the tensity and tho
righteousness 81 the big tragedy
which engulfs Europe. that we
could not nj once assimiiate all
this Joyous hurry bury. all this
hustle. all this clang and clatt~r
every where.
what throngn OF people busy
people. animated people. laughing
people; people In regular
and not tho tremendous pre-
OF women In gloomy
mourning and men Ia all the uni
forms OF all the allies A new game
among them. too. half the popula
ton passiona,oly begging for various
war funds and the other half cheer
fully trying TO give as much "a the
beEgars.
GAsoiinc Precious
Such a tangie OF traffic We were
no longer used TO the endless streams
and currents and cross -currents OF
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What New Revenue Bill Must Be

The new federal bill must be built to run FOR
many years The congressman is fool who thinks that
any old kind of bill which gets the money will do just
because the people ready and eager TO ana the govern
mcnt in battling Germany.
This year there hundreds of income tax payers
where there was one last year. The result growing de-
mand that the bill must be big Improvement
over the present income tax and excess profits tax
Last fall crooked thinkers in congress rushed the non
thinkers into passing mscaed profits tax by
crying 'he government needs the money and this bill VIII
get it"
Just much money be raised by taxation that
fair every be raised by bill which favors
section of the country at the OF another and
which avors set of industries at the expense OF an
other II the taxing plan is fair and Just the rates
can be raised when money needed and lowered when
less money needed II the plan unfair then new plans
must be made and OF taxing adopted whenever
there to be a change the amount of money to be raised
The farest tax would be which makes every man
according to his income and which takes all or nearly
all of the increased income which gets because his
country is in
The bill should be bill which would
work after the just well it does during
the war After the the expenses OF the
eminent will be greater than they were before the
The new revenue bill should be bill which the separate
states adopt in order raise money whole in part
for state. city and county
With good federal income tax law as pattern, the
taxpayers and state officials could start in under the same
kind of income tax law. with confusion, with no doubt
to what the law meant and with chance for the law
Yers to hold I'D the collection Of the while they tried TO
pull their 22-caiber clients thru imaginary oophoe
Postoffice department finds that the Western Union
has been transmitting night letter kilograms befceen
Eastern cities by mail Some Of the elsGrunts beng
yeceired in Seattle from the length Of time Of their
Transmission, being sent by sor freight II wonid
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