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The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1919-03-08

Norman iIapgood, for nine years
editor of Golfers, has been appointed
minister % Denmark
The Bolsheyiki governor of petro
grad said the reds would consider any
treaty made with the Entente Allies
mere "scrape OF paper
France secured new and larger
palace as headsuarters for President
Wilson ia Paris
Large Jewish delegation interviewed
President Wilson and reported him
favorable TO a Jewish commonwealth
In Palestine
After an al night session the Senate
passed the Victory Loan bill auehang
ed nv it came from the House.
Many biz appropriation bills aud
taores Of other important measures
gu over 10 The extra session Of Con.
gfcss
pres,d ut Wilson named Herbert
Hoover director general Of the hundred
million famine relief fund, with es.
elusive authority.
Secretary Lane, replying TO Senator
RansdelIs inquiry, stated ~ per cent
of the United States oil supply had al.
ready been exhausted
The week which closed Saturday vas
the most active period In the stock
market for many months
For the second time In its history.
the deli o. the clock OF the 81 Lotis ca
thedral. New Orleans was painted
The peace conference fixed sondi.
tons under &hlch Relgian claims and
kindred problems viii be considered
Louisiana quota for ievee improve.
ments on the Mississippi river have
been completed and with an increased
labor supply rapid progress Is predict
ed for this year
The British industrial conference
gave stern warning to the government
that It's demands must be needed
Police graft and brutality were seor.
ed Ia the trial report OF the Orleans
parish grand Jury
A Mitchell Palmer. alien property
custodian, was nominated for attorney
general 10 succeed Mr. Gregory, re
signed
Great Britain lost zoo, 600 killed In
the last four years of war Parliament
was told Thursday Influenza deaths
in Britain for three months equaied
the averaEe monthly war loss 1t was
said
Victorious American troops marched
through Washington's streets In a pa
rade organized In their homo"
The War Community Service an
nounced the lease of fonr.story build
ing on Canal street, New Orleans for
elubrooms and headquarters
The administration bill appropriat.
ing 81 600 oo0 o6a to- fuifli the govern.
menis guarantee OF wheat prices to
the farmers for the 1919 crop was pass.
ed
ijr. Lowell. head OF Harvard univer.
si,y. declared the recommendation OF
the League OF Nations would not be
binding on members until formally
adopted
The new state OF Jugoslayla vas
said 80 have mebiliaed Ifs forces in
readiness for war with Italy
representative Frederick II Gillett
OF Massachusetts. vas nominated on
the first ballot last night by the Re,
publican conference as the party can,
didate fof Speaker In the next IieHsa
d .sr,a
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1919-03-08
NEWS ITEMS
OF WORLD INTEREST

General March indicated that Ameri.
can troops assigned to duty with the
italians are 20 be withdrawn soon.
l.. f. Thomas and T. II Milling OF
the State Board Of Affairs will begin
tour to explain the new taxation
aystems
Mayor Behrman protested against
the removal Of the Southern Pacific
purchasing office to Houston
Berlin citizens threatened American
officers Ia Berlin upon the occasion OF
General Won Letlow vorbcck's arrival
In the Grman capital
The peace conference took up the
question Of disarmament OF Germany,
hasiag It's proceedings upon the re.
ports by military experts.
Russian patriots warned Washington
that II their country we're cast adrlft
the action might mean German doml.
nation of the world
4 liandley.page airpiane carrying
eleven persons arrived at Gerstner
Field after a halt AT Carencro for re-
pairs
The United States Supreme Court
upheld the constitutionality Of the so.
called enlistment section Of the espion.
age act
F'ilibusteting Republicans caused
Congress to adjourn with half OF the
regular appropriation bills falling of
action
President Wilson made IL plain that
he would not Be eoerced into calling
an early extra session
The failure of Congress to appro.
PIRATE funds for the Railroad Admin.
iftration may compel the return Of
roads to private owners
Louisiana Council, Catholic knights
of America, reelected ] 7. A. Williams
Of New Orleanf president
New Orleans has had more than
leo.0eo visitors since January 1. de.
elares railroad men
Estimates OF next years govern.
ment expenses indicated that they will
be In excess Of four billion dollars
President Wilson interviewed 10 save
from execution three soldiers sentene.
ed by courtmartial.
An American. built aiFplane made
new worlds records In speed aud climb.
ing IN tests AT ithaca. N. Y,
Congress struck illegitimate trading
and contract cotton hard by the adop.
ton Of the amendment of Senator
Smith Of South Carolina.
The council OF the great powers be.
gan consideration Of financial and &c.
onomie problems
The Victory Loan bill and ether
measures caused the Senate 10 con.
tinue In session well into Sunday with
partisan feeling running high.
The government will retain control
OF the railroads until congress can
consider permanent program
There were Indications that the
Republicans nay take grave steps
In an effort To force an extra session
Of Congress.
An executive committee sas ramtd
and route recommended by the Gulf
coast uterarbaH conference In Ray 81
Louis. Miss.
Central Germany was reported In the
thfoes Of general strike with railway
traffic partially paraiysed by f,oisheyiki
activities.
Official announcement VAS made that
men leaving the military or naval serv.
Ice will get $50 bonus
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1919-03-08
.S|DEL|CHTS ON MAKING
INCOME TAX RETURNS

Net income, for he purpose Of
making out an income tax return, IL
gross income less certain deductions
provided for by the revenue bill The
current act allows the ordinary and
necessary expenses. and specifically
includes salaries for personal services
and reHtaIs paid for business purposes
Losses incurred by a taxpayer Ia
any transaction entered into for profit
outside OF his regular line ~ business
IRE allowed Under the 1917 act DE.
auctions for such losses were allowed
only to the extent OF gains In similar
son made 81 ooo In enc stock market
transaction and In another lost 5000,
he vas required to include the 1000
la his return as gross income and
could deduct only that amount "a
loss Under the current act be- Is al.
loved a net deduction Of $4,000
reasonable allowance is made for
depreciation of business property, In.
Guiding a reasonable amount for obse,
lcFecnce In the case Of buildings.
machinery and equipment built or &C.
CURED after April G,l9l7, and ships
buili or acquired after that date and
used Ia the prosecution OF the war. a
reasonable allowance Is made for amor.
tization
A reasonable allowance Is made for
the depletion of cit aud gas wells,
other natural deposits and timber, and
fof depreciation Of improvements "ac.
cordins TO the peculiar conditions In
each case
Contributions or gifts made during
1918 to corporations organized for char.
liable, scientific, religious or educa,
tional purposes, or for the prevention
of cruelty to children OF animals, may
be deducted to amount not exceeding
ID per cent OF the taxpayers net In.
come.
Other items which may be deducted
are az follows:
Taxes paid or accrued, except In.
come, var profits and excess profits
taxes and those assessed against local
benefits of a kind tending TO Improve
the value Of the property
Losses la trade or business IL not
compensated for by insurance or other
wise.
Loss OF property not connected with
trade or business I arising from fires.
storms, shipwreck or other casualty
or from theft IL not compensated for
by insurance or otherwise
Debts aseertalned To be- worthless
ant charged Of within the year
Interest paid or accrued on Indebted
ness, except Indebtedness Incurred To
purchase securities, the interest oH
which is exempt from tax,
The following items are not deduct.
able personal. family or living ex.
penses Amounts expended for new
buildings or permanent improvements
made to improve the value Of the
property Amounts expended In re.
storing property or ln making good
exhaustion thereof for which an allow.
arce for depreciation has been made.
Premiums paid on any life insurance
policy covering the life of any officer
or employee oi any other person hnau.
ciaiIy interested IN the trade or buAi.
ness carried on by the Taxpayer. when
the taxpayer is directly or indirectly
a BENEFICIARY iu the policy
- a -
Make the truth your motto and your
guide and you sill be the gamer Ia
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1919-03-08

Senate laggards are making mp lost
time since the presiden, went back on
the job Before the Presidents return
from France II was the customary
thing to knock off work on the slightest
pretext.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1919-03-08

Livingston Farfand IL the nes head
u the American Red Cross he sue.
ceeda Henry T Davidson. who re.
signed recently Mr. Farrand Is well
known az . university president. an.
thor and member of many technical
and philanshropieal societies
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1919-03-08

Two bulls were shipped from this
pafiah Ia Wyoming last week Give
VIZ little more time. and We Sill show
the West as we'll as the South that
we have the best livestock producing
section In the South
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1919-03-08

In an Interpretation of the Harrison
snti.narCotie act the United states
Supreme Court declared unCoRstitu.
tianal the section prohibiting sales Of
drugs except on official order forms or
physicians prescriptions given In good
fnIth.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1919-03-08

Oui men Who were assaulted and
peppefed Ia France are now anxious
10 be mustered out and become sea.
soned veterans Mansfield Enterprise
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1919-03-08

Make the truth your motto and your
guide and you will be the gamer IN
the end
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1919-03-08
AMERICAS LOSS IN THE WAR

The var with Germany eoRt the
lives Of l07 44i American soldiers, of
this number 1851 died In Europe
The following table gives the exact
n supaar
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1919-03-08

q iitidgp Rouds maturing lH tala
principal ana Interest 8sT5 oo
"a Certificate ct indebtedness
iH lals. principal and interest lg5a00
81 Road Machine Certificate ma
turing IN 1919 principal inter
est Observation-Disclosures. 1860 %
IS Grader Certificate maturing
in 1919 principal aud interest 2sa.eo
% Rosds and Bridges 5000 90
Dipping Cattle 1000 90
- coniinEen, and surplus Fund sooe 90
Total amount IT ths budget i31al 90
Section Sc il further ordained that
The Ton NH taN authorized bp aw il
her.hy levied aad dedicated fos the year
1919. ana The same be pledged. divided
and aprortloned as follows. to-wit
For Public Education J mills
For STATUTORY usual and nec-
essafy charges 90 mill.
: For principal and Interest due
lea 1919 on maturing bridge
bands ............. II min
5 For principal AMI interest due
in 1919 en- maturing RUas ma
chine certificate ...s... IS min
6 For principal and interest due
IN isIs on maturing Grader
certificate .....s.r. .......... i-s nill
J For Reads and bridges is mills
for Dipping Cattle .... Ia mills
. For Contingent and surplus
Fund ....-..... - Mill
Total ...,......s... ........ 10 mills
Continued on page tuoD
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1919-03-08

Continued on page two
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-10-08

tul. 2 pentru supusii straini care
lOculesc in ZOna cOmandamentu
lui respectiv urmatOarele CONAN
damente: Marele Cartier Gene
raj, Corpul l, LII, Nv, V de arma-
ia, divizia 10, grupul General Po-
povici. Comandamentul territorial
din Basarabia, Grupul generalu-
lui Lupescu, Divizia VIII, Conan
damentul zonei de supraveghere
din Transilvania 81 Commando
mentul Diviziei din Banat.
Pentru locuitorii din teritorul
corpului II de al rmata permisele
Sc vor elibera de Marele Cartier
General.
b. An drept elIbera permise-
lie de circulate prevazute la pune
tM III, pentru supusii romini 81
straini care, locuiesc in zona CO.
mandamentului respectiy, urma-
toarele comandam mente: Cele ara
tate. mai sus la punctul az, apoi
comandamentul trupelor din Tran
silvania, precum 81 toate CONAN
damentele de divizii din zona o.
peratiilor din Basarabia, Bucovi-
ma 81 Ardeal.
g Au drept a elibera permisele
de circulate locala fntre Silistra
Calarasi 81 Turtucaia-Oltenita
Comandamentele acestor garnl-
zoane.
d. Comandamentele aratate
mai jos au dreptul face VIA pa
sapoartelor. conform modului a.
nexa 2, calatorilor care merg in
strainatate, earl pentru executa-
rea calatoriei trebue sd treaca
prin IONA frontului: Marele Car
tier General, Divizia VIII, Co.
mandamentul trupelor din Tran
silvania 81 Gu pmandament de
Divizie delegat de catre Conan
damentul, trupelor din Transit
vania.
(,,Viitorul".)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-10-08
IastIuctii dsupra cir
cuIatiei in tot teri
t0ruI RoIn1Iljei.
Marele Cartier General anun-

III ~ A1VtAbuteJWu
Marele Cartier. General anun-
ia:
Pentru inlesnirea calatoriei din
vechiul Regat (exclusiv Dobro-
gea) in zona mihtara (adica pro-
vinciile alipite la Dobrogea) 81
invers, s'au luat urmatoarele di-
spozitiuni: b
l. In principiu, circulatia pen
tru supusii romini devine liberia
fara a mai Fl nevoie de permisele
Marelui Cartier General sau a
corpului de Armata, etc. pima la
linie care trece prin:
In Basarabia lacul Alibei,
localitatile: Divizia, Volontirov-
ca, Causeni, Mireni, Kisinau, Or
hei, Telenesti, Balti, Baraboi,
Briceni, Lipscani; linia urmeaza
apoi cursul Prutului pima la pune
tul unde vechea frontiera fntre
Bucovina 81 judetul Dorohoi a.
tinge Prutul. Pentru localitatile
citate mai sus de asemenea nu Sc
Ger permise de circulate.
I'm Bucovina, fncpind de la
punctul unde vechea frontiera
intre Bucovina 81 jud.. Dorohoi
atinge Prutul. linia urmeaza spre
vest cursul Prutului, pima inclu-
siv Cernauti, coborindu-se apoi
spre sud-vest la Storojinet prin
Bhdenit -Banila Moidoveneasca-
Seletin- -Isvor ,Cirlibada. (Pentru
toate aceste localitati nu trebu-
csc permise de circulatie).
= in Transilvania pima la IL
MIA care trece dealungul soselei
de la Cirlibada (Bucovina) prin
Borsa -Sighetul Marmatiei-Satmar
Careii Observation-Disclosures
Mare-Salonta Mare-Simand-Arad
| (inclusiv tOate aceste localitati
fara permis).
in Banat linia merge 7nce-
p1nd de IA Arad in lungul cursu-
}lui riului Muras 81 apoi urmeaza
pima Id Dunare linia de demarca-
| tie care desparte zona din Banat
ocupata de romini de cea ocupata
de sirbi.
in Dobrogea pima la limita de
sud a judetului Constanta.
Bine inteles 1nsa ca, supusii ro-
mini vor trebui in ori ce caz 81
Epoarte asupfas lor biletul de iden.
/ titate. (Carte de legitimate per-
sonala), eliberata de autoritatea
comunala Qa sate(, sau polite
neasca la (orase), cuprinzInd
semnalmente exacte 81 semnatu-
ra posesorului.
i Aceste bilete de identitate nu
au nevoi de nici VIA speciala
a authorization militare, insa tre-
bue sd fie CELEBRATE de eel multi
sase luni.
Militarii romini trebue sd poa1
te in tot timpul calatoriei ordinul
de serviciu sau biletul de vote
regulamentar, in care sa fie pre-
vazuta localitatea de destinatie
2. Supusii straini, pentru Gala
toria in zona militara, trebue sd
Eposeada biletul de liberia petrece-
re in tara, eliberat de autorita-
tile politienesti 81 de siguranta
81 -afAra de aceasta trebue ,sa po-
seada un permis special de circu.
latte eliberat de unul din conan
damentele militare aratate mai
jos conform modelului anexat
(hfrtie rosie).-Pentfu a obtine
i permisul de circulate, supusii
straini care au domiciliat in teri.
4 torul fost ocupat de mamie, tre-
bue sa arate ca all restituit su-
mele ce au primit ca despagubiri
de la armata inamica de ocupa-
/ tie, sau ca nu au primit asemenea
despa gubiri.
Militafii aliati 81 persoanele a.
flate in serviciul statelor aliate
carl calatoresc in interes de. SER
viciu sau pentru executarea unei
misiuni speciale, trebue sd. po-
i seada 0 autorizatie eliberata d
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-10-08
CUVANT CATRf: CONcETATE.
MI MACHIARI Din CluL.

Chestiunea evacuation 81 incu-
artirarilor care va nelinistesc in
aceste zile trebue sa O priviti asst
fel: Clujul incepe a Fl un centru
81 de viata romin easca. Gu univer-
sitatea romineasea Sc vOr ivi in
Cluj talentul stiintific al eruditi-
lor Romini. 81 m unca culturala a
unei tinerimi, care va duce ina
inte cultura patriei acum comune.
Viitorul este al nostru; dar a.
cest viitor nu va ameninta nici Gu
stingere, nici Gu dispret, nici ma
car Gu rea vointa. Gu acest viitOr
trebue sa- va in lpacati de pc a.
cum! De aceea este bine sa ne
arafat buna voihta sd ne facet
putinul loc care vii cerem: pen
tru reprezentantii statului romin.
pentru profesorii Romini, pentru
studentimea romineasca. Toti a.
cestia intram in Cluj Gu ginduri
linistite, Gu hotarirea de a trai
Gu vol in pace 81 cinstire recipro-
ca, de colabora vol Gu moi 81
moi Gu vol la desvoltarea patriei
comune. De acee a: facet loc!
Visul ca Clujul va lua alta.
desvoltare, ca cultura romineas-
ca Sc va retrage de-aici spre Sud
este = Wis, Wis dulce, dar amagi-
tor. Att visat in trecut, destul
timp, in loc sa intelegeti ca rea-
litatile rominesti Sc desvolta IA
tai. Att ldespretuit prea multi pu-
teri carl aveau constiinta vito
rului lor triumf. Acum vedeti Gu
ochii crescind enorm tocmai ce
att despretuit enorm.
Ar Fl o orbire neexplicabila sa
continuati a Wis a 81 a despretui.
Acum trebue sd va impacati GU
soartea; acum trebue sa facet
lOc!
fncercind, prin rea vointa sa
puneti piedici alcatuirilor noastre
culturale, ne provocati. MOI nu do
rim provocari - la care orr c1nd
am putea raspunde - dar moi nu
admitem ca sa file jignita demnita
tea statului romin, care este an
gajata in ori ce intreprindere cul-
turala din Cluj: jignirea nu am
putea nici so iertam. De aceea
facet loc!
Timpul eel mai apropiat, va va
incredinta ca bine att facut as
cultind de sfatul nostrd, de ape
| lul nostru Daca nu as fl convins
despre aceasta nu as Fl scris a.
cest APPEL, care 81 pc mine 81 pc co
legii mel universitari ne obliga la
tragerea tuturor r consecventelor,
de. aut - aut.
Gu cinste catre toti:
G.. Bogdan- -Duica
professor de- literatur& romineasca
Ia Upiyersitatea din Clui.
| (.Parias').
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-06-17

sF =
that as soon as the legisla4
ture met, the state would get to the bot |
tom of the whole situation.
when the lawmakers assembled, how
ever. the soft pedal was put ON and put
OH hard, and so far as we were ever able !
to discover not q single official develop
ment in that connection came in the leg
stature while it was in session One Of
the arguments advanced was that this was
situation for the courts TO take care Of
When the recent term Of the Washington
county court arrived the cases against
Graham and Hanley were again put over
and we do not know whether important
evidence. or witnesses have had time TO
disappear or NOT
current 1t is said that few person&
who desire ITO use the macltiDepg of the
Republican party for personal preferfnent
are interested III trying to cover up this
whole rottenness.
BE all this as it may, we. are com
stantly in receipt OF evidences that the
people OF Vermont are becoming extreme
~ restive under tile imputation which
has gained printed circulation that we
are a set of crooks and the fact that we
are giving color to this assumption by
the way in which we are negIecting the
cases against public officials
! Stripping Grahaih's statements Of eX-
cuses and extenuating statements, the two
outstanding features are, first, his adj
mission chat he did wrong, call it what
one may; second, his request for the pub
lie to withhold judgment until Judge Bar
Der at his request reported the exact sit
lIation
so far as we have learned nothing has
come from Judge Barrier, even If he con
sented to act. We do know that in add
ton to the money replaced number o
prominent Vermont Republicans are cred
IDLY said to have contributed furthe
sums to make good the shortage il Ora
hams accounts. Why?
Having in mind the way in which VII
iams was prevented by the rules of evi
dence and SO on and SO on from tellin
what he knew about the case, we suspec
the people OF Vermont Will have difficult
: in finding out through the courts villa
they want to know and what they hav
, a right to know about this whole situc
ton. As time goes on they VIII want t
know also who is holding up the tri;
: Of these cases against Graham and Han
ley, and why
=, Possibly another governor and ne
t legislature may he elected ON this issu
/ but if the people of Vermont continnc
have their publicity thus censored W
I suspect there will be surprising chang
n in the political complexion OF things
r Montpelier
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-06-17
WOMEN 1T WORK

During the war, millions Of women
have been II work in vocations into
which they have never before been
callcd-in Munition Factories, Chcmi-
cal Works, Metal Works. Street Rail
ways. and rs Ambulance Drivers, Bar
bers and Elevator Girls. Undoubtedly
thousands OF others have longed TO serve
in this way. but because of female all
mcnts, which had fastened upon them,
were not able 90 do 50. Women in this
condition should give Lydia Z. Pink
ham ! Vegetable Compound a trial and
find health and strength, as thousands
Of others have 50 done.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-06-17
TOOK CARBOLIC ACID.
Mrs Agnes Durant of Burlington Was
Ill With tuberculosis.

BURLINGTON, june L. Mrs Agnes
Durant, p years old, attempted to com
init suicide yesterday hy swallowing car
bolic acid She has hcen Respondent for
some time having been a sufferer from
tuberculosis. Yesterday noon she went
ounces Of the poison Her screams att
tractcd the neghhors who went to her
assistance \ doctor was sumomned who
gave her such reief as he could 1t is
not expected that the woman will live.
She has not been living with her husband
for some time ard has been obliged to sup
port two small children.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-06-17

ADVERTISE YOUR WANTS
IN THE DAILY REFORMER
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-06-17

DR. Helen I. McGillicuddy OF Boston,
recently chosen for the post Of high out
side sentinel OF the Massachusetts Cath,
ollie Order Of Foresters, is believed to he
he first woman ever elected to an cXecu
tive position in the order
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-06-17
CASUALTY LIST.
No. 65 of Second Series from War
Department News Bureau.

Release No. 65 of the casualty
list, second series, from the war
department news bureau, CON
tains $40 names, summarized as
follows:
Killed in action ..
Died of accident and other
causes -.s......... ID
Died of disease .... %
Wounded severely ..... 80
Wounded degree undeter
Wounded slightly ..... 10
Missing in action ......
Total Northumberland. $40
There are two Vermont names
in the list: Wounded slightly,
Captain Kay McAllister of Proc
tor and Private William 7. Dim
of North Clarendon.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-06-17
HAS NOT HAD AN
HOURS SICKNESS
Since He Commenced To
Take ''Fruit-a-tiVeS"
70 LEES AVE, OTTAWA.

"Three years ago, | began to feel
rundown and tired, and suffered
very much from Liver and Kidney
Trouble. Having heard Of s'Fruit-a-
tives", 1 thought would try them.
The result was surprising ~.
/ haze not had an hours SICKNESS
since / commenced using "Fruit-a-
tives" or Fruit Li0er TABLETS, and I
know now what l haven't known for
good many years-the blessing of
healthy body and clear thinking
brain" WALTER J. MARRIOTT.
zoe. a box, G for 81 80, trial size 25c.
At dealers or from FRUIT-A-TIVES
Limited, OGDENSBURG. ". Y.
YOUR WANTS
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-06-17

Some men are like silver plated
knives. They look bright, but arc us
ually dull.