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Republican farmer., 1919-07-25
THE FARMER: JULY 25, 1919

native born thoroughly American other people
 follows therefore, that in the the system of raising troops being what it that the Irish at least in popor numbers to the armies of the United States. Men constituted very large proportion of the and Navy of this there be reasonable doubt.
 Under these conditions Bridgeport have diff in The will be raised and much surpassed
 gift Educational fund will be the interest of world brotherhood and the League of Nations.
 It will be in the great and file of the people, to all that the great labor party of Britain self land.
 generations such of them have sympathy declared against Brain rule in Ireland.
 Americans follow their this They will be confirming and extending their his policy oppressed those that virile British people, which wants justice done in Ireland.
 Irish freedom contribution to the solidarity of mankind and to the happiness of humanity
 these facts, only of many which might be it follows that deeply concerned about the Republic which is supported by the Irish people in America.
 The ideal of English speaking unity while the Irish question is unsettled.
 In the light of circumstances, of history of them present being the conclusion inably America doing mankind service sympathizng Irelands aspiration for freedom.
 Every American is doing right when he gives Educational Fund which being raised throughout America.
 Bridgeports quota is S2O0OO
 Bridgeport ought to raise
 that this city every fifteenth person is stock Amid the of necessity much under the actual number because its figures consider only those living who born in Ireland and their children
Republican farmer., 1919-07-25
BLINDNESS OF THE VETS
Xx/ HISTORY written and the tale told mankind D
 w will be a singular blindness of the W

is the tale is told mankind w will be amazed at the singular blindness of the liquor in United States, it neared it's end
 the period in which prohibition made giant strides fifteen states adopted laws for the initiative and reeren du the right of the people themselves to decide the very by their
 For the most part the liquor of methods of the republic; often it hostile
 Nevertheless, that the Constitutional Amendment is fact in the business perceves that the referendum his last refuge.
 the blindness?
 For years the disters and brewers have been at sword point disillers promoted Prohibition, be- dry being bulky could not be readily obtained and the demand for hard drinks increased
 time, when the brewers might have saved them by throwing the dters they could not find the energy necessary to the action. tes.,.s.
 States, notably in Connecticut, the liquor permitted take evils that had been abolished many years before.
 communities hal abolished the time of Mayor Taylor restored under the designation Cabaret
 licensed saloons decreased in number but the socaied drinking clubs spran up so that people evils of regulated liquor traffic with all the evils n unregulated traffic.
 Whereas the policy of States stop the sale the sabbah the drinking club made the Sabbath day de-
 What caused the blindness?
 The singular obtusity exhibited in the votes by the traffic
 Through large part of America the Democratic party committed against Prohibition Republican the Democratic party in the last election carried plank against the Prohibition Amendment But almost unit the liquor cast for the Republican party, which troled by dry votes.
 preservation required liquor support the Democratic party It did not however atuouness of the liquor vote shown in Bridge when it cast for Republican candidates to the General Assembly, who favored Prohibition because nizaon favored it. This the common thing The liquor vote nearly everywhere cast against itself blindness? The answer lies in the elementary which history teaches
 interest power, influence, institution be a aristocracy king oligarchy, period wielded authority invariably regard mpregnabe It thinks itself fortress merely she'll negecs reinforce walls falling not know they weak.
 Judge Sratford, Jess Willard the Kaiser and the each victims of the simple | ding paragraph.
Republican farmer., 1919-07-25
ST, SWITH|N
 NOT TO BLAME
 FOR WET SPELL

New York, July 21-St. swithin was not to blame for the wet spell, James H. Scarr, United States weather forecaster for this district, said yesterday, although he declared that he'd be the last person on earth to deny that prohibition and natures immutable laws of compensation might not have something to do with the showers which have drenched the Atlantic seaboard from Florida to southern New England since the Saints day. July 15.
 T believe in St. Swithin, but not as rain maker Forecaster Scarr hastened to explain. "I don't want to be accused of heresy. But really. I can't say that I think there's much in the old English superstition that if it rains on St. Swithin's day, it Is going to rain for 40 consecutive days.
 The direct cause of the wet spell is, of course, the rain," MT. Scarr went on. Then. it may be that even the skies weep over the plight of some of our bibulous friends down here. I don't believe the skies are sympathetic, but 1t may be. Still it seems to me that since we get our water from the skies. they ought to be happy up there, now that we're all
 
 Then again, it must be remem- bered that nature always tries to compensate mankind and provide for its needs. This rain may simply in dicate an honest desire on the part of the rain gods to provide us with the extra water we need because of the scarcity of other liquids on this part of our sphere. Those are just stray thoughts that I don't care to vouch for officially, but I'd really be the last one on earth to deny any of them.
 'As for St. Swithin's day and the 40 rainy days that are said to follow it should be wet, I doubt if there ever were 40 consecutive days of rain anywhere except in the tropics, al- ways the rainy season mentioned in Genesis, of course. The longest rain spell in this district came back in 1907 when it rained for II consecu- tive days. And that was in January good six months before the Saints day, 50 I don't think that could be laid at his door.
 There's a very simple scientific explanation for the wet spell. how ever. The rain Is confined alm0st en- tirely to narrow strip along the At lantic coast. east of the AppAia- chians- There has been a rather wide area. of high barometric pres sure along the coast. probably ex- tending out as far as the Bermudas. It Is an atmospheric truism that; winds How from high barometric pressure to low barometric pressure and this has brought us easterly winds from the ocean which have condensed and dropped rain betWeens the mountains and the coaat. III there T co it z 5 E
Republican farmer., 1919-07-25
THE SHANTUNG TREATY


 on two items of wide interest Mr. Ford, estifyng in his libel against the Chicago Trbune tries to explain his attitude and soldiers. He thinks bad He thinks professional soldering He thinks long as war is necessary soldiers necessary. Mr. Ford merely beray the usual mental confusion that thoughtful when confronted by the cold facts of partially civilized world Religion teaches that those who good 1ieav and happy there much happier than earth The logical thing to do the death of good would be o give for his excellent luck.
 But in fact dread death, and avoid -asde from few abnormal persons who commit sucideas long they and when good person dies his friends and speak if a misfortune had overtaken him.
 The commandment says that shall not kill To the deas this any sort of killing, in elsewhere.
 Religion enons upon that they their neghbors themselves. No to be killed by his neighbor, and war is violation of this commandment
 The ideasc Christian side of Ford recognizes not The practical worldly side of willing is just this mixed states. The ideal ride there a limousine; but walk if must.
 The other incident herein referred to is the senatorial dis cussion of the Shantung clauses of the Peace Treaty.
 Twentyone years Germany took the Shantung Pen China When Germany made Japan joined the Allies and acquired military possession of the peninsula agreeing to give it up at a period.
 When the Allies made the peace treaty they left Japan possession of Shantung
 By this action nothing taken from China Japan kept Germany had
 practical action The senators who ideal ists, who merely parisan treat it very They ought compelled other nations joined with it the to Shantung to China.
 From the point idealism have been cor perfectly Chrlstlan perfectly ideal of would correct evil which could hear.
 nations perfectly Christian perfectly they league of nations would be necessary and would be impossible.
 Shanung given to Japan, under conditions to peninsula China, to Japan's cpation the side of the Allies.
 This was an transaction but practical transaction powers grapple, gng the right to exist
 side made by alliances it could to aid, itself
 Every must be of two minds, this subject As deas he will the necessity of such things sorry the golden better observed practical side of his will admit the necessity self preservation by the available
 agreements and understandings which ed strengthen themselves to the not readily repudiated by those who made them
 not argument against the Shantung arrangement the of bargain to gain fighting is the practical mind, argument for keeping it. Save say the Allies Japan, "and you shall have Shanung the Germans"
 saved the Allies, land you shall not have promised you" ideal rational Those who expected the mete out treatment to friends and Allies arms that meed foes, mixed their minds MT Ford is
 The self determination of small nations within the terri tory of the conquered foe practical
 The deas attempt to compel self determination in the territories of armed friends practical and the conference didn't attempt it.
Republican farmer., 1919-07-25
MORE ABOUT THE FORD CASE

HE DEFECT of newspapers in reporting sary consequence of limited space Sometimes the re- porting done with limited understanding which sary. Trials long, The solid them is through weary proceedings The temptation upon mo- ments of dramatic effect great pertinent question: sharp quarrel between lawyers between lawyer of the
 These defects in reporting the thoroughly played the reports of the Ford trial
 In the proceedings of yesterday Ford sad If it short
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-16
FEBRUARY CONSUMPTION
OF COTTON IS ANNOUNCED

WAEluNGTON, March a. cot,
ton consumed during February
amounted 10 AJ3.5lG running bales
Of lint ana S.7b2 bales OF liui,rs, tho
census bureau today announced
Last year during February tI0,oSi
bales of lint and ST,9Gl ~ lInlors
were consumed
Cotton on hand February q I'm
consuming establishments was ,hth,r
NlO running bales OF Int ana lNN,-
O29 or linters. compared with 1875.
g66 OF lint and ltS.li2 OF linlorE a
year ago, and IN public storage ana
~ cOmprcHsrs i.b3l $50 bales ~ lint
ana l0S.O29 of llntcra compared VIM
a,a09, i0B or lint and 2OO,29S OF lint
crSh year ago.
February import were n,720 bales.
compared with 1919 last year
Exports wcro 40 SEA bales. In
Guiding 100 bales OF linterH com
pared with ab9,77i bales. including
1880 OF llnters in February last
year.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-16
ITALY REACHES OUT
FOR AMERICAN TRADE
Commission Formed Ia Facilitate n
IlOscr Economic Union
Niih United states.

ROME. March 10 The ftn!o-
American economic commission. Just
established here. is tnc result ~ the
efforts of the A'c David Lub.n,
American delegate 70 lhe iuiornne
tIonnt institute Of agriculture. an or
rlrilLf.ou druEued 10 promote .
closer rcUnpml, union between nay
and the u|trl states Mr.. I.ubIu
died iu Rome Ia January of ms
year
thus body. organized with the ap-
pruEHl and support Of ne Italian
Government. has for its honorary
pr,aid,ut the ministers OF commerce,
fuui ana treasury. executive prcFi
dent commentator Dant" F"rrar!-,
yI,o. president. commentator Ern"H-
To- nathan Guiscppo rurator". wu.r
the executive committee cOusistv NJ
Il number ~ leaders In in" I'hiHn
maritime. commercial, industrial, and
agricultural associations
Tho purpOsc ~ tho new cOWmla-
sion Ig 10 further the dove lupW,ut
or rHIv as A commercial base with
tho Mediterranean basin as ii4 MAJ
k,t. iO promote TRADE agreements
between Italy and the United S'Uos
ON the laan Uf reciprocity. to rcgu
late Industrial cumpct.tlon between
the two countries ana 10 introduce
into Ituly uo1V Industries financed hv
Italian and American capital Ihe
development uf he natural resource
uf la.y and the Italian colonies n-
well ~ 'hc promotion OF Italian pun.
lie utilities viii he Il special feature
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|,cms ! S slaroV WllUr TpksoNi

the system to become debiitated the body
exhausted or the nerves run down II has
restored my Apprtite and my vitality. |
feel that / have dropped on the burden Of
'nonths OF toll In .he few weeks that 1 have
been following the very simple directions
fo- mo use Of NuNatri iron 30
lVrarr Jan padcrrwski one of the great
go musical rouiuscs o. the age. At a tmo
whom his uUtuag work for Poland over
taxed his strength aud impaired g's health
bad rry"ursr 20 NuNatod Iron to help re
build bis wasted forces and restore hts Old
time health aud strength lie says. !
AN using NurA,-i Iron very frequently and
consider 10 az an excellent touir with
90. NLain imposed by two years 81 almost
rraseiS,s work iu the cause II his father
land 10 is easily understood why he sought
the sustaining. benefit OF NuNsted lrun
Thr7 there is Unltsd states Commissior"r
o. Immigration Hon. Nr'houy Camin,iti
who. despite his 81 years and = life which
calls l.u 20 al parts Of the country In hlI
climates Eud all seasons ~ today mor"
active md Abort ihAn many younger man
would hs 10 meeting tho strain OF his on.
ciHI duties
Comtnissiorer Camin~'H says: I'm tho
heat 81 summer and 'He rlEor Of winter
aud the d.hUItatinE weeks OF spring time,
] have used Nuyalrd Iron with urVarylur
success aud satisfartiou After weeks ot
busiest onireuant 10 office dUties, ! find
in Nu,atcI Iron the true tonic qualities
which help bring ones physical being 10
THAI state 81 fitness which Is the desire or
r,,rv h.f.t.v minded man or woman. N4k
a.,d Iron Z recommend Go whoever feels
Oh. mood of 'ouir restorative '1r dt0u.'a-
lauoa, exhaustion AID 0NeruufA.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-16
THINK FAMILY OF C2AR
NICHOLAS STILL ALIVE

ROME. Friday. March II Ac-
cOrdIng 10 nn interview wttn Siofani
Turr, - daughter OF u noted Hun
garinn general, PRINTED. today In the
Giurnnlc d'Italin. tn" belief ttill OK
lists that Emperor Nicholas ana his
wife, Ha well NJ some of the Russian
grand dukes. wcro not put io death
by tho bolshcylh
Tho Interview quotes a conycrsa
ton between Miss Turr ana Prince
Dhulunst former captain or tn"
Russian imperial guard In which
the primo" expressed his firn belief
that the Iussluu royal family II still
alive. lie iH reported 10 have refused
10 give any details ns to IN" basis for
hia belief. except that the former en-
porur Api empress were perhaps
hidden In northern Russia
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-16
GInON AnTnonY .Ii. IcANiI.N,ETIIL

IN commenting upon tho prom w.
building mp stronger race OF prN. tI,t
crrAstrg tho supply ot"tron l0 ..f PA.
DR. George n Halnr formerly
and Surgeon Monmouth Memo'a. ..y
Of New Trrsry SAYS. ''Irou 3- l'...
necessary 10 change food into .''s
muscle and brain Refined fool. 81 n,
crn methods Of cooking have r1"''' ,,
much Of the iron which Nature u' ~.
should receive For supr'3Inf '.
cheney and Increasing iAr rel .'.I o..
know of nothing more o't.rN'' ." ...
uarIr tron-N NuRatrd lrou. lr".
examination Of the formu's h"' .' ..t
tests of NuSAfrd Iron. J Zee, e'n' ,,H
10 ls q prcparA'iou which any .....,,
nke h.wsrlf or prescribe 'ur "
win The utmost confidence 81 o'.'
highly beneficial md sa'a'N"'.
Tho fact that NuIa'ri Iron b. ..''.
used hy oynr three million poop. H
a. a tonic. strength and hoo' '... e
itself an evidence u'. tr"m.H"'.' ..-,
confidence aud am convinced 'h'. ..l
would take NuSatei Iron vh." (,
weak and run down % would h'N ID
nation Of stronger healthier ".'
women
Manufacturer note, Nu''i0l ..~,
which is recommended above is n'. 10
remedy but one which BE- We ' .r.
druggists everywhere lniiN" l.' '- n.
organic iron products it ir ''' ,.,..
Hated and doe. not iulufo 100 .r.
thorn black nor upset the n'".' ..4 90.
manufacturers g.arauirc .a,
tir., sstt.'actory ro'u'fs 90 .'. "a
chaser o. ih,y VI. I,oj ,,,ji.5i .5,a,..,A
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-16

"ElNe NJ" writes ~ have such short
siriuFr struggling hair and my scalp So
mr Of dspdruu Please advise what 10
do"
hrsacr.yraThc best advice I can otter IS
.nul, tot 1T % well stock rd drugstore a
: 90 l1r 81 plain yellow Muyol. directions
accompanying and use 10 regularly II pro
aHd Rhat,s dhndSN. itching tcalp, lustre-
l,ss hair and stops falling hair n ths
hair b. harsh and struggling It restores a
Eo't Unity SDpehranc" and brings back
tho Intense natural color.
''Ihreue" SAYS. ~ would certainly
appreciate something that would Increase
my weight And take away hat lnuIuid
i,s''lug which / an subject 70 most OF the
t.m, My blood BE- Wesk aud vGtery and
my appetite Is poor.
Answer Your condition Is very easily
overcome n you will follow the directions
given below Ask your druggist for j.
grain Iypo Nuclhne Tablets and take A..
cord'ng to the directions and your weight
should increase. These tablets promote
assimilation absorption and all digestion,
transform the complexion and figure. They
should bo taken regularly for A'ysral
months
"D F.. G." writes: "My rheumatism
is getting worse ell the time. am getting
- Ntu that % makes II very hard for me
~ set around 80
Answer. Got at tho drugstore the in.
rrcdieri, named mix thoroughly Aud iAk "a
= 'caspOoutUl AZ meh.time and again R'
brdumo and You btouli soon he entirely
relieved OF that disagrpeabie disease rheu,
maiism Purchase . drains of iodide oi
potassium u on Of wine of colchicum
{ drams Of ium sAlcyiato ! ot comp
fluid B.lmwort: ! o. comp. essence Car
diol and o4S OF syrup sArSsparIllA. This
has tatisited Thousands
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-16
ChrIstInns Arrest Korcnns.

HONOhlLE. March II The 80
rom activity IN behalf of ne tndc-
pcndcnce IT that country was IN
cited hy Christians. according 10 '
TOXIC cnblcgram to the Nippu Jiii a
japanese daily newspaper here. The
cablcgram adds that tho situation
in Korea gradually Is subslding and
that many leaders IN khe recent up
rising there have been arrcsted. hy
the Japanese.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-16

"Sscretary" writes: "f have main, i,
my spine and frightfu. headache In u,r. oi
head. tiutIng spells. twlichius and tror.
bling, nervousness, slrep'c7sncss. los OF an.
petite and strength and In fact an M,
been. "aen u comes to performing agcu,
toned work aud duties
Answer. In al such ease, IN, s,,ipi,
tive functions have not kept pace Win
waste functions. and powerful AArrle,,
tonic treatment Is needed find lhrssE
grain Cadomcne Tablets urcIccI|od and
SstonishinEly beneficial in sAeh cases aad
advise them r@ou.
Weakness" writes: Have boon doe
turing for Kidney trouble and now v1rt
your advice. Frequently desire ~ followed
by burning pain and am very tender and
Sors over region Of bladder Also bah
ache affects mo dreNdfully Can hard,
move when | awake IN tho morning Neak
meas, too, is = symptom.
Answer: | think " you win tax, Rain
wort Tablets regularly for few weel,
your Kidneys and bladder will become nor
nal and such symptoms vanish THIS d.
unoquAlIod for such complaints in my sst-
nation.
TX. X. X " ssts; "t am growing NOR,
stout as | get older and weigh 40 pound,
too much now, ! am alarmed and vAnt 70
reduce. Please Adyito what to talc"
Answer: You need not he alarmed n
you will begin taking 5.grnin Arbo one Tab
lets, These tablets reduce usually at h.
rate of pound a day after tho rrst few
days Any druggist can supply them n
sealed tubes with full directions
Poor II" writes; MY health IS YER,
poor on account OF long standing const..
patton, have TO use pills or something
oil the time. Can you prescribe something
10 take that will cure chronic couatpA
TONI
Answer: Constipation i1 probably ,S.
cause Of more Illness than any othcr tA.ut
Most remedies only agrravhte the troub |.
and never cure, / always prescribe o..
grain Suphcrb Tablets mot sulphur TAB.
lets), and have found them most rsinb.
aud gradually curative. They act plea"
af,y and tone MP tho boa els and lrd
while purifying the blood.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-16

mi sales ~ tts.3gO.oOO according 20
a report from headquarters today.
Vermont Jed in per capita sa'os. with
:. 20 or a total uf Si3S 600. New
York state. outside OF Sew York
city wp. Lowest. with only 10 cents
per capita
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TAMPA. Fla. March 1.-THE tug
Sea King reported today that the
derollct schooner Mile II. Bohhn-
non. abandoned In the gale OF Fth-
ruary ~, had been set nfirc 90 miles
of Ancl6te light ~ "A menace 10 nav
igatlon The BohannOn carried half
a million feet OF lumber
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Truman Powell Dies.

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. Marc,
Truman s. Powell. rcpresoDi,
tive from stone county. died her.
this morning OF abscess OF tho live.
after an Illness or several wcrk,
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ho 70 nrdcnly desired nTulnst an
things un American was attained.
Thus We find tho republican party
fcuming fuu Legislative authority
thoroughly united and .ut lEuratrd hy
tho po,ullar confidence which hu
often carried II To- victory IN former
years
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The Doctors
AdWCe
By DR.. LeWis Baker

The questions answered hr.,w
are general In character, the sgn.n.
toms or diseases are giyou and tE.
answers should apply 10 any ,isr ,,
similar nature.
Those wishing further aH,...
free. may address Or LcwIs UI-o-
College Building, College ElV.,..,
streets, Dayton, ohio. enclosing ...,
addressed envelope for rcpv rIr
name and address must ho r.,o.
but only initials or fictitious r5,rr,
Will be used IN my answers Tn.
remedies can be obtained al arv
well-stoCkcd drug store. ANY drug.
gist can order Of Wholesaler