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Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-08-01
LAUKIAMA, KAD CHICA
Cos GATVEKARIU TAR
NAUTOJAI PRIIMS
ISYGAS.
Chicago. Gatvekariu uni

OhlcagO. GatVekarlu uni
jos virSininkai tikisi, kad apie
penktadienio yidurnaktj jan
vaikSGios augStutiniai karai ir
gatvekariai. Balsavimas pasi-
baigs apie 4 valanda po pietq.
TarFtautinis unijos preziden-
tas w. d. Mahon vakar uz-
feiske, kad Jis yra isitikrines
jog didziuma Marty balsuos w
priemima virsutiniu if augStu-
tinip karu kompaniju pasiuli-
nimu.
Balotai buvo dalinami viso,
Sc karg darzinese su kopijom1s
Mahono laiSko, kur iSaiskina :
ma balsavimo tikslas. If prize
aastis delei kuriq reikia priim.
ii karp kompanijq pasiulinimai
-65c valandai virSutiniu ka
I'll patarnautojams If OF cen-
tai augstutiniq karu tarnauto
jams.
Visa popieti vakar streiki-
ninkai lake susirinkimus If
virSininkai aiskino jiems pade-
jima.
Balsavimas prasides Siadien
IS sedybose prize yirSutiniu If
augstutiniq darziniq 8 valan-
da ryto il uzsibaigs 4 vaian-
da po pietu.
PaSaliniai tyrinetojai vaka.
surenge meginamuosius rinki-
mus ir apturejo sitokias paseh
mes: q
VirSutiniai tarnautojai:
uz pasiulinimu priemi-
ma ma................. I.oOC
prizes priemimq. .2.5O(
AugStutiniai tarnautojai:
uz pasiulininu priemi-
ma ................. 3.5W
prizes priemima .50(
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-08-01
SULAIKE GELzKELIU
sAPU STREIKA Xxi TA-
RIMAS PASIBAIGS.

Washington, liepos 81 d.
sesiu gelzkeliniq sapu uniju
atstovai, kurie cia turi su-
eiga su gelzkeliQ adninistra
cijos virsininkais, muse te-
legramas darbininkams, pa
tardami jiems neiti j streika
Xxi ju reikalavimai nebus ga
lutinai isklausyti. Daroinin
kams pranesta, kad gelzke-
liu administracija sutiko pa
daryti sutarti SUI unijomis
kas del taisykliu ir darbo
salygu.
Komitetas atstovauja 450,
900 darbininku. Apsvarsty
mo laukia du dideli daily
kai-padarymas nacionales
sutarties ir Hlabai zymus"
pakelimas algu, kuris atsa-
kytu padidejusioms pragy-
venimo lesoms.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-08-01
10000 zydQ uzInuSta
pOgrOmuOSe.
Kolcako padejejai linksta prize
Japonijos ir Vokietijos.

bijojo gaisfu riausiQ apielin-
k6je.
Apie 6 val. vakare jam
pranese, jog negrai If bal
tieji rengiasi deginti riauSi-
n6j apygardoj namus ir san
krovas. Jis pasibijojo, kad
tas gall atnesti mirti TUX
stanciams zmoniu ir pada-
ryti nuostoliu uz milijonus
doliariu. sito pabijojes, jis
ir pareikalavo milicijos.
Isskyrus viena skerdyklQ
apygarda, kur gauja baltQ-
ju buvo uzpuolusi keturis
negrus ir kareiviai SUI vargu
Ja aCgyne HIlO JQ, VlSuf Al
tur riausiu apygardcje riau-
Ses nusimalsino.
Pagal oficialius pranesi-
mus per penkias riausiu die
mas uzmusta taip:
Septintadienyj l..
Pirmadienyj 10.
Antradienyj IA.
Treciadienyj 6.
Ketvirtadienyj 3.
Suzeistu vakar buvo 16.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-08-01
10000 zYDU IsMUsTA
POGROMUOSE.

New York, liepos 81 d.
zydu delegaciju taikos kon
ferencijon komiteto pirmi-
ninkas Louis Marshall sia-
dien cia paskelbe kablegra-
ma nuo komiteto sekreto-
riaus, Leo Motzkino, dabar
esancio Paryziuje, kurioj pa
sakoma, kad "naujuose il
baisiuose pogromuose birze
lio menesyje Kamenec-Po-
dolske, Kitaigorode, Urini-
ne If kituose Ukrajinos mics
tuose" ismusta 100000 ~
du, tarp kuriu priskaitoms
1900 mokykliniq vaiku.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-08-01
48 VALANDU PROJEX-
TAS ANGLIJOS PARLA
MENTUI.
Londonas, liepos 10 d.

Londonas, llepoS 10 d.
(Koresp. Assn Press. )--Pa ar
lamentul rengiama paduoti
du projektai nustatymui uzter
kamos pragyvenimui algos il
keturiu desimtu aStuoniu va
landu kaipo darbo savaites.
Sitos dvi imones esa pasek-
me sutarties tarp darbdaviu il
anatiniu uniju atstovu bel
darbo ministerio. Projekta
yra vadinami valdzios projek
tals nustatymui maksimumo
darbo valandu il minimumo
laiko kalnu.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-08-01
.VALDZIA PARDAVINES.
PERVIRsI KARIUMEINL.5 5
MAISTU PER KRASA
Washington, liepos 81 d

Washington, liepos 81 d.
HakarykSciame posedydyje SEX
retorius Baker, visuotinaS kra
SOS perdetinis Burleson il
Pennsylvanijos atstovas Kelly,
kuris lnese kongrese rezoliuci-
ia, patariancia perduoti il pa
skaltyti antvirsl kariuomenes
maistu per krasa, nustate kai-
mas yisiems daiktams, kurie
bus 'itokiu budu pardavineja-
mi.
Surasai daiktu su kainomis
bus iSsiutin6 a visiems krasos
perdetiniams ir kaiminiu ape
linkiu laiskanesiams, kurie pa
pasakos va. totojams, kokie
daiktai galima bus gauti ko-
kiomis kainomis ir taipgi pri-
mines uzsisakymus.
Sitas sandelis maistu susi-
deda daugiausiai is darzoviu
blekinese, mirkytos jautienos,
lasiniu, maltos mirkytos jautie
nos, keptos jautienos il svie-
zios Saldytos mesos bel pauks-
tienos.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-08-01
VOKIECIAI APLEIS
LIETlIVA.
Londonas. LieJuVos valdzia

Londonas. LleJuvOs valdzis
pasirupino, Nad vokieciu ka-
riuomene evakuotu Lietuvq
Sita ziniq paduoda bolSeviku
bevielinis telegrafas is Mas
kvos. Sitoje zniioje taipgi pa
Quota apie priesu kareivijp ju-
dejimuS. Grid, rusu kareivijg
vedama gen. Livino anglp lai-
val nugabens siaur-vakarirj
fronta, o vokieciu kareiviai, We
dami anglu generolo Alexan-
der, ties Tukumu, SO myliose
nuo Rygos ! vakarus, bus tuo-
jaus pasiusti frontan prie:
bolSevikus.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-08-01
KASINES RIAUSES TUO
TARPU NUSLOPINTOS..

Chicago. Gov. Lowden,
apejes riausiu apygarda, 81
ta pasake:
"Dabartinis stovis yra pa
tinkamas ir padejimas re-
gis gerai suvaldomas. Ii
noma, niekas negali pasa-
kyti, ar riauses vel neissi-
vers, bet nera abejon6s, kad
milicija If policija turi vir-
su." ~ ~
Majoras Thompson parei.
kalavo milicijos treeiadienic
vakare, tik delto, kad ji'
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-08-01
SUV. VALSTlJU GENERO
LAS ATSAUKTAS


Washington, liepos 81 &.
Gen. Pershing pranese sia-
dien, kad brig.-gen. Wilds
P. Richardson, vedes Ame-
rikos kareivius siaurinej Ru
sijoj gavo prisakyma grizti
tuojaua j Amerika su sayo
stabu. Amerikos kareiviai
visi jau istraukta, isskiriant
burr tvarkanti pervedima
-nuosavybes ir apsirupinima
uzmustu amerikieciu kunais
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-08-01
KORONIERIUS TYRINES
KIEKVlENA RIAUSIU
MlRTI.

Chicago. KoronieriG
Hoffmano plenai rasinems
riausems tyrineti sutiko gov.
Lowdeno pritarima. Cover
noras jam leido isrinkti po-
sedininkus, kurie. dalyvaus
visuotiname tyrinejime.
Site posedininkai lures
nuspresti kas yra kaltas uz
kiekviena mirti atsitikusia
riausese.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-08-01
ANGLIA SIUNCIA LAI-
VYNA ARCHANGELS-
KAN.

Londonas, liepos 81 d.
siadiep cia paskelbta, kad
Anglijos valdzia rengiasi
siusti jurines spekas Rusi-
jon, apsaugojimui kareiviu
evakavimo Archangelsko ap
skricio. Burys tikrosios ka.
.iumenes kareiviu taipgi pri
rengta pagelbon.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-08-01
DARBININKU ULTIMA.
TUMAS TRIMIESCIO IL
NIJU KOMPANIJAI.

Tri-City gelzkelio kompa
MICS If Moline, Rock Island
bel Eastern Traction kom-
panijos darbininkai pastate
reikalavima, kad jei Xxi pen
ktadienio 4 val. ryto jie ne
gaus rs centu valandai, tai
iseis ! streika.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-08-01
PROJEKTAS KONGRESE
RElKALAUJANTIS ISTIR-
I'll PRIEzASTI NUOMU. :.
PAKILIMO.

Washington, liepos 80 d.
Nakar Missguros demokratu
atstovas inese rezoliucija, rel
kalauajncia istyrimo, ar pavie-
Mai, firmos, ar korpotacijos
pakele nanny samdymo kainas
tam, kad isvengus patterns mo
kejimo mokesciu nuo iplaukp.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-08-01
RUSIJA SUTINKA ATI-. !.
.DUOTI SPITZBERGENO
SAL AS NORVEGIJAI.

Paryzius. liepos 80 diena.
(Pavelinta) ).-Rusu politinc
komisija Paryziuje uzreiSks
Takes Konferencijos komisi-
Jai, svarstanciai Spitzbergeno
salyno liking, kad rusai sutln-
ka atiduoti Spitzbergenq Nor
vegijai. Spitzbergeno salynas
randasi siaurlniame vandeny~
ne tarp Franco .Juozapo zenaes
if Grenlandijos.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-08-01
REIKALAUJA, KAD LOSI
MAS MAISTAIS BUTU
SUSTABDYTAS.

Washington, liepos 81 d.
Massachusetts demokratu at
stovas Fitzgerald inese re-
zoliucija reikalaujancir, kad
visuotinasis prokuroras tuo-
jaus pasirupintq sustabdyti
spekuliavima ir losima mais
tais ir kitomis gyvenimo reik
menimis Sales birzose.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-08-01
ORASs
Chicagoj ir apielinkej:

Petnyciojc grazu il vesiau.
AugSclau5la temperature
vakar ~ laipsniai apie 4 val.
po pietu.
Sauletekis, 5: 43 val. ryto,
sauleleidis, 800 val. vakare.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-08-01
VALDZIOS KONTROLE
ANT TELEGRAPH LINIJU
PASIBAIGE VAKAR.
Washington, liepos 81 d

Washinston, llepos 81 d.
Vakar vidurnaktyj valdzios
kontrole ant telegrafo liniju
pasibaige il linijos sugrazinta
privatinarns savininkams. Val
dzia .buvo paemus linijas lie
pos y d., 1918 m.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-08-01
OAR 900 SUSTREIKAVO.
Waterloo, Ia, liepos Gid.
No. 100.

Devyni simtai darbiniku ga
zoliniaiu masinu kompani-
jos Waterloo'j siadien pu-
siau trecia valanda po pietu
isejo i streika, kuomet iu
reikalavima kuopiniu derry
bu ir didesniu al"u atmete
kompanijos virsinikai. Tai
jau trecia dirhtuve uzsidaro
triju dienu begiu.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-08-01

Nauja dena Apvaikscojimo bus paskelbta siame
laikrastyje. VAKTUOKIT KASDIEN PRANEsIMO.
Draugijos nutarus;os dalyvauti busit maonios kan
trial palaukti olesno pranesno Sios netiketos kliu
It's duos NUNS progs dar geraus prisrengt il; adaryti
sa iskihne lspudngesne pdikesne r 1nlznskesne Tai
pogi c'os NUNS proga trauti Chcagos Lietuviu isto
rlJa krutamuosius paveiksus, apimant atskrai kick
viena lietuviu koli .oniJa ir jos ve:kejus
Seniau mes vekeme bet musu darba; nebuvo re-
progos-Lietuvisku Draugiju passventmas, darba r
aukos turf lt atmntyje atenanGiu genkarcu Lai sio
Apvaikseiojmo atidejimas duoda NUNS daugia ener-
gijos geresniam prisirengirnui
SU PAGARBA,
LIETUVOS LAISVES VARPO ISEISTUVIU KOMIT.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-08-01

Augstutiniai tarnautojai:
uz pasiulinilnu priemi-
ma .............. $500
prizes prienima 500
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HARRIS / ] TAKES
ISSUE ON ALIEN
SCHOOL MATTER
Representative From Mercer
County Replies to Bishop
Vincent Wehrle ..
CITES SOME STATISTICS

Rep. J. A. Harris Of Mercer county
a pioneer of the Slope and member OF
the Mercer county draft board, differs
with Bishop Wehrle in some Of the con-
illusions published by the latter in com
menting upon the Sioux county resolu-
lions recently introduced in the house.
The Mercer county statesman asks that
The Tribune give publicity to his com
munication, which is as follows:
Bishop Wherlie in resenting the In
dian memorial makes a few assertions
that l must take exception to because
1t is camouflage to cover up GER
tain conditions that does exist in
many places within the borders OF
the state.
First fact: The educated Indian is
human and think for themselves and
we have many OF them.
Second fact: Alien registration day
showed that We had in this country
100000 aliens.
Third fact: That we had in army
service nearly $4,000 persons that
could neither read. write or speak
the English language sufficient to take
orders. Axe ...
Fourth: It is true the German Rus.
SLAMS, generally speaking. had to be-
come naturalized citizen to get the
little 100 acres OF land Uncle Sam"
gave them.
Fifth fact, and cannot be covered
up by, all the ministers or politicians
this side of Heaven: There are sew
eral colonies that settled in North Da-
kota 80 to 40 years ago, and because
of their educa ton in their native
tongue these more readily learned
English sufficient to do business. But
today we are Mortified to find that
we have in American education AD-
VANCED BACKWARDS. OF course,
there are some exceptions. Because
we find hundreds Of these colonists
some who have been born, raised,
married and have farms and families
that can't testify or do business out
side their community without the aid
Of an interpreter. This condition
was brought to the surface by the
government through the many draft
boards. And the only apology Of
fered by the bishop is:
"Their first duty was to build up
their homes and to change this west
ern wild prairie into the prosperous
country it now is" for forgetting in
their mad rush for money that in so
doing shat they made slaves OF their
children, and Nhes: caiiet: to mix with
the outer world arc unnecessarily hu.
inflated socially ana badly handi:
capped I'M IA huHlnGss way. Hal 4
The.hishop asks, "When did it be-
come fOsspeak a language one knows?'
Regarding the language he is discuss
ing, I will say that it became crime
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1919-02-14

On third reading Gibbons voted aye:
Jacobsen Of Mott voted aye. explain
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1919-02-14
Why be Fat?
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tenn for weight reductionf
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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1919-02-14
Thursday, the Thirteenth,
Fateful Day for Dakotans;
One Vote Decides Issues
Continued from Page One)

(OOuCluucU lrOlu TdSc Oue)
were issued to finance state banks. In
every instance, I believe. this action
was taken because there, was no pro-
vision that the bonds be sold ut par
These states include some of the best
Of our northern states, such as Illinois
and Indiana. I think we should in
sist that these bonds sell at par md
stake the faith and credit of North Da-
kOta to make them worth 100 cents on
the dollar"
Senator McNair, a Lacquer, support
ed the stand taken by Hylam, a min
GRITTY member. II don't believe we
should put these securities up at auc-
ton, as so much stun to be sold to
the highest bidder. I don't believe we
should sell one dollars worth of these
bonds at one penny less than their face
value" III,
Senator Wexford said: "The COM
mittee knows the stand that / took
when this bill was in committee, and
I have seen no reason for changing my
mind since. do not believe that any
one who has any pride in our state
wants these bonds peddled around at
any old price, and don't believe 1t
is necessary. Furthermore, I do not
believe we can carry out the provisions
Of this act and make farm loans at
low rate Of interest if we sell these
bonds at less than par. If we do that
we can't keep our promise to the farm
ers Of this state" Wexford is also a
Lacquer.
And it was league Senator McCarten,
4 veteran Of the upper house, who
said: Il can see no necessity for Of
fering these bonds at less than par. 1
I'M Confident that these bonds will sell
1t par if they are so offered"
WOULD RAISE THE RATE
Senator Cahill then insisted that If
he bonds were to be sold at par tile
interest rate must be raised from six
o seven per cent. Otherwise tie did
lot believe the bonds would sell. Gov
bonds have sold at par only
because of patriotism. L have read |
quotations recently showing that gov
rnnlpnt bonds were offered at as low.
IS % per cent on the dollar There is
90 Ipuch demand for money Just now
o make our Bonds an attractive in
estment at six per cent"
Senator Mees, Lacquer, took issue
With Senator Cahill: II have never
nown the. United States government
o sell bonds at less than par. and I
hink the gentleman from Grant will
ind that bonds offered at 81 are in
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1919-02-14

ing thait he did not agree with some
Of the administrative features Of the
bill, but was thoroughly in accord with
the general principle; Mcbride voted
aye stating that he had, ever since he
became member of this body, advo-
Gated rural credits, although he lid
not agree with all of the administrl-
tive features Of the bill. Other minor.
ity members voted aye, explaining their
reasons along similar lines, and a
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1919-02-14

when used in propaganda to control
or undermine the churches. schools and
political institutions of this country
for the purpose of accomplishing Mt
the opportune time just what was &C.
complished in Russia. ,....
We. as a nation. want your German
boys. your Russian boys. your Norsk
hds and. in fact. the boys of the en-
tire Caucasian race TO be with MS as
Americans, guided, in governmental at
fairs. by one. as one people under one
flag.
You can't serve two masters" You
can't serve our country and bow to
anything that is foreign. We want
unity in thought and action and best
results can be had in one language.
7. A. HARRIS.
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BISMARCK DAILY TRIBUNE
g hands Of brokers or commission

the hands Of brokers' or commission
men. "a
I'VE purpose to q issue $1,000, 900
worth Of bonds of the Bank of North
Dakota series; $5;OOO0OO worth 81
bonds in the mill and elevator series;
81, 100000 worth OF. bonds Of the real
estate series, a total of $17, 600 GOO
worth Of state securities.
II wesallow the industrial commits
sion to sen these bonds at 80 per cent,
"a discount Of one per cent, the state
will lose $40, 900 I've will be just that
much short Of the amount we are seek
ing to raise. II the state pays only
six per cent on these bonds 1t would
be paying $4,000 annually in interest
On $4,000 In, money 81 which It did
not have the use And If these bonds
run for q period of 80 years, by the
end. of that time North Dakota would
have paid out 1890, 900 In interest OH
money that 1t never had in its posses
sion. & ;sY j
Il do not believe in impairing the
states credit by selling these bonds
below par"
The Cahill motion was then almost
unanimously voted down, and the pro-
vision requiring that bonds be SOLD at
par remained In the BILL
Cahill then moved a second amend
ment that the rate Of interest be in
creased from six to seven per cent,
which carried, almost unanimously.
WHO PAYS DEFICIT?
At this juncture Senator Gibbons OF
Towner asked whether there was any
provision in the bill prohibiting the
making of farm loans Mt a lower rate
of interest than would be-required to
pay the income on the state bonds and
the expenses Of operating the farm
loan department. ...
That's up to the industrial commits
sion," said Callill "No such provision
is contained In this bill" So IN.
McCarten said this question was COW
cred i'm the, house bill creating a Bank
Of North Dakota, which provides thar
the bank may charge not to exceed one |
per cent commission over the amount.
of interest, to be paid on the bonds.
Otherwise, insisted Gibbons, there
might be. a deficit each year which
must be made up through taxation.
THE VOTE S+
On third reading Gibbons voted aye:
Jacobsen Of Mott voted aye. explain
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1919-02-14
STATE OF SEiGE.

Basel. Feb. IA state of seige has
been declared at Hamburg Germany
until the people OF that city has sur
rendered all arms in their possession.
Justas Noske, military leader in the
Thert government. has telegraphed to
the president of the soldiers council
at Hamburg that he will not take mil
itary action against that city.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1919-02-14

ID SO s:ts: +$: {. n 4 X .
moisture which, as Soon as It passes
the house and is signed by the COVER
nor, will extend the states credit, to
an extent of $1O.0OO,OOO to the farmers
of the state. passed with but nine votes
registered III opposition, the ayes be-
ing 30 and the absentee one
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1919-02-14
7 sr r I il Ls,lE:iltvEs-Ttock.

st. Paul, MINI, Feb. 14,--Hogs7~
Receipts, $500; range, $15.50; bulk.
$17.25. s>.i - ,.%,-
(, Cattle Receipts, $500; killers were
steady; steers, $5.5O@18.0O; calves,
.$G.OO@14.00;. stockers and feeders,
strong at $500 15.O0. y1si55
Sheep-Receipts, $500; lambs, $1,000
@1G.5O; ewes. $5OO@12.25.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1919-02-14
- Dr. CaLdweN;s
oYRUP pEPSN
7fz The Perfect LaxatiUs,
FREE SAMPLES

FREE SAMPLES ~rssg., u .y-4
If you have never used DR.: ca6vsu's syrup
Pepsin send for free trial bottle to Dr. W. 3. CaAWen
468 Washington St., Monticello. III. i there are
babies at horne, ask for copy of Dr. Cadwen's book
1.-THE Care Of Baby" 4 sss@@z4f rs w
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1919-02-14
PRICE AS ALWAYS

In spite Of greatly increased Laboratory costs due
10 the War; by sacrificing profits and absorbing war
taDes ~ have maintained the price at which this
tmy laxative has been sold by druggists for the past
6 years. Two s1es-s0c md $500. 8 - +; r..
Jackson County journal., 1919-06-13
PAINT AND ILLITERACf.
Curious Fact Comes 70 Light That to.
caIities Least Using Books Avoid
Paint Also.

Washington. d. CA curious fact
has been brought to light by the Edu-
cational Bureau and the Bureau of In.
dustrial Research here. 1t Is that In
the states where illiteracy is most
prevalent paint is least used. The
paint referred to is the common or
barn variety. of course. for the back
woods countries have no neeu for the
finer pigments or facial adornmenta
1t is true, though, that In the sections
of all states where white illiteracy 10
highest painted homes ere rare and
painted outbu!ldings and barns are
practically unknown. Probably the
iliite,a.--s do not use paint on their
buildings because they DO not undes-
stand it's value as a preseryauve-
Jackson County journal., 1919-06-13

IN car load lots. To supply the Pa
clflc coast trade alone requires
from forty to fifty car loads per
year-jobbers of the Middle Weet
are selling from seventy to eighty
cars per year.
The we'll known drug firm OF
Hessig-Ellis Drug Company of
Memphis, Tenn, has sold over forty
car loads since the introduction OF
ianiac in that state four yeas ago
Within the past ninety days, ten
car loads OF Tanlac have zone to
supply the demand OF British Col
'unhia, Saskatchewan, Alberta and
Manitoba, Canada.
The Owl Drug Company OF San
t'rancisc) }, the largest retail drustist t
on the Pacific coast, state that thew
have sold more than 10000 bot
ties at retail, which surpasses the
remarkable record Of The Jacobs
Pharmacy Company OF Atlanta,
who have sold approximately 50,
OOC bottles at retail.
Tanlac is composed Of the most
beneficial roots and herbs kn.nyn
TO science. The formula complies
with all national and state pure
food and health laws of both the
Uiiited States and Canada; and
absolute merit ana merit alone is
responsible for its phenomenal and
unprecedented success.
Ianlac is sold by all first class
druggists.