davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-25

II o OUGI
mo faktu, re Francya, Anglia i
Ameryka przez CAFE cztery lata
ME poprzestawaiy wywozic do
tego kraju miliardow funtow zyw
noSci, oraz milionow ubran do
larow, - to wszystko jednak "a
ledwie ratowalo tamtejsza lud--
nose Cd g}odowej Smierci. Ale
tam narod jeszcze istnieje, pod
Gas gdy poiowa Serbow oraz jed
ma czwarta Polak6w wygineiy cd
kul niemicckich, hub Z giodu. Ma
daryl sic vice sposobnost wy
siania do tych panstw-jaknajwie-
Gel zapas6w zywnoSci, ratowania
narod6w, ktorych podczas okupa-
CYL niemieckiej mic MONA by1o
dosiegnac, nadcszla sposobnosc
dostarczcnia tym mason gfodem
przymierajqcym ma lyle zywno-
sci, ably nietylko jc utrzymac
przy zyciu, ale podnieSt ma ST.
ZACH.
jPrzynajmniej rok up}ynie, "a
MIN rolnictwo zostanic przypro-
wadzonc do normalnego stanu, "a
MIN zabudowania z%niszczone be-
da odbudowanc;' zanim duch ma
rodu powstanie Z letargu / PREY
zwyozai sic do stosunk0w nor
rnalnych. Belgia przypomina nam
historyczna figure Katarzyny
Bar-lass re Szkocyi, kt6ra ME ma
lac pod reka zasowki do drzwl,
wlozyla Gale swe ramie W pustc
otwory i tym sposobem Przcszko
dzila zamordowaniu krola po}a-
manemi koS6mi swej reki. Gdyb'
nie Belgia, bye moze, przyby}aby
Ameryka "a pozno. Dlatego win
niSmy jej wiecej niz zywnosc. Ma
oltarzu demokracyi poiozyia ona
piecdziesiet tysiecy swych zo}hie
rzy, Co wiecej macy, nid sihery-
kanskie straty w stosunku do lud
nosci. Naszym zatem obowiaz-
klein bylo goic rany narodow i
odbudowywaG kraje, kt6Ie ca}y-
mi strumieniami krwi ~poSwieca-
ly sic dla sprawy. Jednym Z mai
stosowniejszych podarkow ola
.tych KRAKOW jest zywnosc,
w roku zesziym Ameryka wy
s}ala ma lyle zywnosci, re MONA
bylo wyzywit 100000 ludzi; w
rzeczywistoSci zywnoscia ia u
trzymano 12oyOoo,ooo ludzi. w o.
statnim roku wojny Ameryka Po-
dwoiia eksport zywnosci, a z ma
staniem pokoju zdoiala wys}ac
100000 ton zywnoSci. Mogla
to uczynic, gdy doSwiadczenie wy
kazaio, re pomimo, IL pod reka
niaIa nadmierny zapas wynosza-
cy zaledwie 20 milionow buszli
zboza, to jednak PREY oszczed-
mem obchodzeniu sic zostrzedzila
III 100000 buszli wiecej; $4,000,
600 beczek maxi wysSanych 20
stato z~agranica, a mimo to w "a
paste mielismy ~jes7cze 100000
beczek. Mogla to uczynic Amery-
ka podczas wojny, moze to uczy-
mic. TEN bardziet pc wojnie, be-
wzgledu ma to, czy,to dotyczy
nabialu, ozy wieprzowiny czy GU
kru, czy tez przenicy. 81,
o cenach ~zywnoSci moznaby
bylo napisat ksiegi Gale, ale Mkt
ME moze dyskutowac ma temat
problemow zywnoSciowych be-
wspomnienia o Mich. Niektorzy
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-25

Ostatnie diva lata dow5odiy,
re Ameryka posiada najzdolniej-
szego administrator zywnoSci /
DO dwu latach piracy - piracy ma
der trudnej, a nawet niebezpiecz-
mel, wP{ywy amerykanskiego ad-
u~inistratora zywnosci Hoover%a
So tax znaczne, a siSa jego tax
wielka, jak nigdy przedtem. Pc
wien dyrektor szkoly ogsoszenio-
wei powiedziai, IL ~egiaszanie jest
sztuke wmawiania W siebie, re
sic W COS wierzy; pod tym wiec
wzgledem p, Hoover powinien
zostat prezydentem zjednoczo-
nych klubow ogioszeniowych W
Swiecie.
Bardzo maio osob polega ma
prostych i nieodzownych pokar-
mach jak n. p. powietrzu, pro-
mieniach sionecznych ! prawdzie.
Mowia o Mich ludzie, ale, gdy
przyjdzie do rzeczywistoSci, vic
cej polegaja ma takreh rzeczach
jak delikatnych serach, elektrycz-
noSci i innych. Tymczasem p.
Hoover zawsze NOV prawde,
bez wzgledu ma to, jak bardzo
ona byla nieprzyjemna i jak cze-
sto sic ona zmieniaia. Prawda w
rzasach wojennych jest rzecza
bardzo wazna. Gdy sic popatrzy-
my wstecz, zdziwienie nieraz mas
ogarnia, jak ludzie, a przedewszy
stkiem kobfety, przyzwyczaify sic
do zupelnie nieznanych i'm sto-
smkow. w kazdy dzien przegla-
daliSmy gazette, wyszukujac W
niej - tax samo jak sprawozda-
MIA z birra meteorologicznego o
pogodzie - n~ajnowszych zale-
cen administracyi zywnoSci MIRA
Dowrie: lie kawaikow cukru ma
my dac do kawy, czy W dzien ten
many jeSc mieso, czy tez wysSac
je do Europy, jake artykuiy
zbiorow many jeSc, aby ME "a
razic farmera W jego piracy pro-
dukcyjnej i z jakiej maxi many
piec nastepny chle6. Kazdy sto-
sowal sic do tych zalecen, gdyz
znaczy}y one cos: byia to proba,
ktora musiaia przechodzic De-
mokracya- OtwartoSc, z jaka o.
We zalecenia podawaro publicz-
uo&ci, byia niekiedy.bardzo ostra,
gdyz problemy zywnoSciowe co
chwile zmienialy swoj front. Ida
rzaBo sic nieraz, re artykuiy, kto-
re uzywano dnia poprzedniego,
przeznaczono W nocy do Europy.
Me zdarzaio sic jednak, ably zyw
nose kiedykolwiek marniaia dla-
teso, IL administracya zywnoSc'
obawiaIa Se nam p~owiedziec, IL
zaostrzedziliSmy wiecej, niz mo-
giiSmy zuzyc, hub wysfac. Wten
Gas bowiem p. Hoover natych-
mast wystosowai do narOdu a.
merykansklego zalecenie spozy-
wanna wiekszej porcyi miesa, ale
rownoczeSnie nakazywal, ably
oszczednie sic obchodzono z cuk
rem lub maka.
Kiedy wojna sic zakonczy}a,
niektorzy z ulga odetchneli, DO
mySleli, re moga juz bezkarnie u
zywac rzeczy zbytkowych. Do
tego jednak ME przyszlo; admit
nistracya zywnoSci powiadomiia
caly ogoi amerykanski, re W ku-
ropie ! ma innych ~czeSciach kuli
ziemskiej znajduja sic narody,
ktore ma gwalt potrzebuja Pomo-
" W postaci zywnoSci. w Rosyi
samej liczba przymierajacych gfo
dem wynosi okoio' czterdziestu
milionow, a co gorsza, Ameryka
ME moze ich W laden sposob do
siegnac. Liczba mieszkancow w
uowozaiozonych ~panstwach, do
ktorych Ameryka moze zupeinie
spokojnie wysylac swa zywnoSc.
wynosi oko4o 100000, procz
oezywiScie Francyi i Belgii, do
kt6tych to panstW Ameryka do
wozita swa zywnoSc ~jeszcze pod
szas wojny.
Pokoi zawartv DO woinie, INA
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-25

mfnistracya zywnoSci wysla}a do
KRAKOW europejskich swe zapasy
zywnoSci, by}y to zapasy mad
mierne, tax bardzo podadane
przez pahstwa wyludnione, ogra-
bione z wszelkich maszyueryi, re
wszelkiego dobytku, ktore chca
ma nowo powstac i zarzadzac swo
jemi sprawami samodzielnie.
Gdyby nam nawet administra-
eva zywnoSci zakazaia jesc raz ma
tydzien, ably przez to ochronic
200, 1000 900 ludzi Cd Smierci gio-
dowej, uczynilibySmy to bez sio-
wa skargi hub niecheci. Ale tego
cd mas adminiStracya ME wyma-
ga, zada tylko abySmy ograniczy
Ii sic do try = razowego jedze-
ME dziennie ,abySmy o~szczedzali
tiuszcze i nabiai, abvSmy spotrze
bowali tyle chleba lie Jest koniecz
ME potrzeba. Me nalezy przez to
rozumiec, re wype}niami potrze-
by caiego Swiata; ME. przez o.
szczednoSc te wypeiniamy tylko
iuki w zasobach zywnoSciowych
KRAKOW. europejskich, luki w "a
sobach, ktore sd szeScdziesiat
procent ponizej normalnych.
w miedzyczasie inne narody
pospieszyiy nam z pomoca: Att
STRATA, Argentina i Indye re
swymi oIbrzymirni zaPasami zbo-
"a pootwieraiy swe porty, Skoro
tylko dostarczono i'm dostatecz-
mel iloSci okretow. Trzeba take
brac pod uwage Gas trwania
przewozu. Wiadoma jest bowiem
rzecza, re okret piynacy z Austria
Iii do Liverpoolu, bedzie p}ynai
cztery razy dhuzej, niz okret ia
dacy z Nowego Yorku presto do
Anglii. Z tego wyn;ka, re brak
dostatecznej iloSci okretow row.
niez stoi ma przeszkodzie dowo-
FOWL zywnosci ola potrzebujacej
ludnoSci europejskiej. Sam do
woz zywnosci z jednego miasta
do drugiego jest rzecza wielce
trudna, a CO dopiero. gdy idzie
O przewoz zywnoSci Z jednych
panstw do drugich, daieko poio-.I
zonych Cd siebie.
Z powodu otwarcia szpichlerzy
'inrv ch KRAKOW, znicsiono u mas
Embargo" ma zboze / to W chwili,
gdy piekarz ME wiedziai juz, z
jakiego substytutu ma upiec ma
stepny chleb. E~uropejski zapas
mleka jest o IS procent missy Cd
normalnego. Przesz!o dwadzie-
SOFA piec procent bydia we Fran
cyl zniweczonych zostafo podczas
wojny, a reszta jest o wiele ;Lniej
widoma W skutek drobnostkowe-
60 rozdzielania. W panstwach
neutralnych, Jak n. p. DAM. Ho-
landyi i Szwajcaryi, stosunki pod
tym wzgledem So o w;ele lepsze
lecz wszedzie MONA zauwazy5,
il z powodu ziego odzywiaria by
dla produkcya znacznie podupa-
dia, podczas civ W samej Anglii
stsda 6yd}a wyniszczone zosta}y
prawie re doszczetnie. Szwajca-
rya n. p. r7oiukowaia zaledwie
dwie trzec;e trocentu swego nor
n alnego zapasa nabia;u w r2k1
l9ls-tym, a jej porcya masia ma
kazda osobe miesiecznie wynosi-
la oSm i try czwartych uncyi.
Funt masla IA kazda osobe pod
Gwczas kosztowaI dollar piecdzie-
STAT centow. Porcya mas}a ma kaz
dig osobe tygodnIowo W Anglil
wynosi&a jedna uncye, oraz, CITE
ry uncye oleomargaryny. Nasze
NATIONALIST wvmagania hotelowe
pod wzgledem masia wynosiAy o
polowe wiecej dziennie.
Majac ma mySli role, jaka Cd
grywaja pokarmy mleczne ma u
trzymywanie dzieci PREY zyciu.
kazda doros}a osoba. wiedziala ia
.ki jest jej obowiazek. Kazdy vie
dziai, re tylko produkty mleczne
mogiy uratowac dzieci i osoby
lie zywione Cd smierci g}odowej.
! Zaznackyc tn wypada, re zaraz
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-25

zaPytuJa SIG pDlde%eSoz many
miec administrators zywnosclo-
wego, skoro ME Postara sic on
O znizke cen zywnoSci lecz roz-
porzadzanie MIA. Tylko cene ma
cukier i ~pszenice nakladano. Ma
danfe cen ma inne a~rtykuly Jest
rzecza bardzo trudna, powstaja
bowiem nigdy ME spodziewane
zawlkiania, a sam urzednik, kto-
remuby .poruczono nak}adanle
cen, pc uczynieniu tego raz, nj
gdyby sic ME podjai tel piracy po
raz drugi, chyba gdyby go do te-
60 si}a zmuszono. Nieporozumie-
MIA pomiedzy praca a kapitalem,
c;qgle wymagania piracy, staja sic
powodem staiego podnoszenla
cen.
Wiadoma rzecz, re najmniejsze
podniesienie sic ceny zywnoSci
przyprowadza mas do wielkiego
gniewu, a to prawdopodobnie
dlatego, re zywnosc zmuszeni
jcsteSmy kupowac c~odziennle,
podczas gdy bilety kolejowc, u
trania it'd, co pewicn GAS. Ale
skoro wezmiemy pod uwage wy
sylke zywnosci do Europy, gdy
wezmiemy w rachube koszta pre-
syiki, produkcyi i piracy, to zau-
wazymy, re nawet pc ukonczen1u
woiny - W czasie rekonstrukcyJ-
nvm - trudno Jest sic sPodzle-
wac naglego spadku ceny zywno-
sci. Pomimo takicgo nawet stanu
rzeczy, przy inteligentnej konscr
wacyi, PREY uzywaniu tylko ia
kich potraw, kt6re So niezbedne
ola podtrzymania zycia, wlcle sic
uczvnilo, re Gene %zywnoSci pod
GA wojny utrzymywano prawic
W normalnych granicach, oraz
skutecznie zapobiegano spekula-
cvom\ wszelkim. Ia najlepszy
rrzyk}ad MONA wziac ten szcze-
goi, re gielda bez slowa protestu
zgodziia sic ma zalecenie admin
stracyi zywnoSciowej zaprzesta-
MIA wszelkich spekulacyi pszenl-
ca. W chwili, gdy administrato"
zywnosci ME miai@ku temu pra-
vie zadnego prawa i gdy pszeni-
ca, wskutek jej braku W innych
krajach, przedstawiafa wartosc
nieocenionq. Ma wiosne w roku
1917 beczka maxi kosztowala SlI
a Do roku wojny "a te sauna bccz
Ike maxi placono $lO.5o. Ten sam
szczegol wskazuje, re konsumen-
CT amerykanscy zaostrzedzlli o.
koio 60O,OOO,OO0. Mkt nawet ME
Ma wyobrazenia, jakaby w kralu
nasta}a drozyzna, gdyby zawcza-
su ME zapobision spekulacyl zy
wnoscia. Wade nieco roznia sic
pod wzgledem zapatrywah ma ak
tualne podnoszenie sic cen "a
zywnoSt, ale natomiast wszyscy
sic godza ma to, re w czasach,
gdy farmerzy otrzymywali o VIE
lie wiecej "a swoje. produkty, to
w tych samych czasach. ceny hur-
towne znizyiy sic Cd pietnastu do
trzydziestu procent, - Co maj
lepszym jest dowodem, re rad
zabrania} i zapobiegal wszelkiej
spekulacyi oraz wyzyskowi.
ZaznaczyG tn wypada, re pod
czas wojny domowej, kiedy SWAT
caly obfitowai w wszelkie zapa-
sy zywnosci. jaj, kt6re dawniej
kosztowaly c%zternaScie centow
tuzin. nagle podskoczyly do czter
dziestu centow tuzin - hurtow-
ME. Gdyby take same stosunk1
panowaiy podczas ostatniej VOL
nv. konsument musia}by p}aclt "a
tuzin jaj $1.64, a "a beczke maxi
.S23.5S; sfonina kosztowaiaby
wowczas 90 centow funt. Prawie
wszystkie artykuiy spozywcze ko
sztowaiy wtenczas prawie try
razy lyle lie piacono pred woj-
ma.
Trudno jest wymagac przywro
cenia cen terazniejszych do cen
normalnych przedwojennych, sko
70 sic wezmie pod uwage obecne
koszta transportacyjne, produk--
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1919-01-03

gen, seconded by Hurry. Roll call,
aldermen voting yes,- Christinson, Lam
gen, Hurry and Alderman. Carried.
Verbal resignation of NJ. A. Walker
as city clerk was accepted on motion
by Hurry, seconded by Langen. Roll
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1919-01-03
II SHERIFF'S SALE
J. L. Truscott, Plaintiff,

vs..
Samuel C. Nicholson. Lena Belle
Nicholson, Robert M. Young and
Robert M. Lewis, executors of the
estate of r. E. johnson, deceased,
John P. Peterson, Augusta Peterson,
Lincoln Working, r. F. Goodale,
Rogers-Templeton Lumber Co., a
corporation, Piper-Howe Lumber
company, a corporations; Imperial
Elevator Company, a corporation;
First State Bank of Opheim, a cor
poration; Lewis MEDIUM Company, a
corporation; The Glasgow National
Bank of Glasgow, Montana, a cor
poration; The Pioneer State Bank,
a corporation; The Farmers State
Bank of Opheim, Montana, a corpor-
alton; Hellekson Lumber Company,
a corporation; Hinsdale Mercantile
Company, a corporation; Keith Com
mercial Agency, a corporation; OPP
helm Hardware and Implement Com
pany, a corporation; George r. New
ell & Co., a corporation,
Defendants.
To be sold at Sheriff's sale at the
front (north) door of the court house,
in Glasgow, Valley County, Montana,
on the 18th day Of January, 1918, at
1905 a. m, of said day, the following
described property:
The northwest quarter (NWA), Of
section nineteen (19), in township
thirty-four (34), north of range forty
(4O), east Montana meridian, Valley
county, Montana.
C. w. POWELL.
35-3t. Sheriff.
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COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS
Continued from page p
Langen, Alderman, Hurry.
Carried.
Monthly report of city treasurer
read and approved on motion by Lam
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1919-01-03

call, aldermen voting yes, Hurry Ack-
erman, Langen and Christinson, Car
ried.
Fred Fischl appointed city clerk, ef-
fective January l., 1919, by Mayor
Murray. Roll call, aldermen voting
yes, L.angen, Christinson, Alderman
and Hurry. Appointment confirmed.
Salary of city attorney reduced to
$500 a month, effective January l,
1919, on motion of Alderman, second
ed by Hurry. Roll call, aldermen
voting yes, Langen, Christinson, Ack-
erman. Carried.
Meeting adjourned subject to call
of the chair.
MATT MURRAY,
Mayor.
M. A. WALKER,
City Clerk.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1919-01-03
SHERIFF'S SALE.
Keith Commercial Agency, a corpor-
alton,
Plaintiff.
VS..
Henry Kanzenback

henry hanZenDack,
Defendant.
To be sold at sheriff's sale at the
front (north) door of the court house
in Glasgow, Valley county, Montana,
on the fifteenth day of January. 1919,
at 1000 o'clock a. M, of said day, the
following described property:
The north half of the northeast
quarter (NhNEA): the southwest
quarter of the northeast quarter (SW-
ANEA), and the northwest quarter
of the southeast quarter (NWASEA)
of section numbered twenty-five (22),
township numbered twenty-eight (28),
north of range numbered thirty-eight
1857 east Montana meridian. contain
ing one hundred sixty (16O) acres
more or less, according to the govern
ment survey thereof.
C. w. POWELL.
35-3t. Sheriff.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1919-01-03

Attorney Erick Noun of Poplar
was a business visitor in Glasgow yes
sterday.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1919-01-03

T. w: r. Shoemaker, County Clerk in and for the County aforesaid,
do solemny swear that the foregoing is a full and true statement Of the
condition of the County of Valley, State of Montana, for the fiscal
year ending November 3oth, 1918, to the best of my knowledge and belief
81 "p "' W. B. SHOEMAKER,
County Clerk
Subscribed and sworn to before me and in my presence this 3st day of
December, A. D, 1918.
(SEAL) WI. MANN,
Notary Public for the State of Montana, residing at Glasgow, Montana
Nv Commission expires March 21t, 1921.
PETER A. WEST.
Chairman of the Board of County Commissioners of Valley County, Montana
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1919-05-27
TO USE CHARLESTON
PORT EXTENSIVELY
Chief of Embarkation SO Informs
Mr.. Whaley-More Transports
Coming.


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So
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eral prompted belief that the admin
istration might have to call on con,
gress for additional funds to make
up future deficit. Such situation
might be met by raising rates but the
director general has stated recently
that he does not wish to consider
this until opportunity has been given
for general business conditions which
are reflected in traffic, to be restored
to more normal basis. This is in
terpreted as meaning that there
probably will be no rate advances
before next fall and the directors S
attitude is that it may then be un-
necessary to raise them.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1919-05-27
NOTICE OF INCREASE OF CAP
ITAL STOCK.

Whereas at the annual meeting Of
the stockholders of the Bank OF
Heath Springs held at Lancaster, S
c., on the fifteenth day of Janu"ry
1913, it was decided by the sock
holders to Increase the capital stock
OF the CORPORATION from $4,000 to
$4,000, and whereas at said meet
ing resolution was duly adopted
authorizing the secretary to take
such steps as may be necessary to
increase the capital stock of sad
CorDoration as aforesaid.
Now in pursuance OF said resolu-
ton, meeting of the stockholders
OF the corporation is hcrebv caileu
10 meet at the Office of Leroy
Springs, President Lancaster S. c..
at 2 O'Clock NJ. on the twelfth day
of June. 1919, for the purpose of
considering resolution TO increase
the capital stock OF the corporation
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1919-05-27

immediate plan i'm the house. The
100000 Indian bill, expected to
e passed, will be followed by the
S31 100000 agriculture measure,
with others rapidly being put in
form. Inauguration of investiga-
tions of administrative acts during
the war are planned by house COM
mitteCs
The weeks work at the capital
will be curtailed by the Memorial day
holiday next Friday, adjournments
from next Thursday until the fol-
lowing Monday being planned
Contest over the woman suffrage
resolution passed in the house last
week as the first act of the new
congress, promises to excite senate
interest. Supporters will call up
the resolution upon the motion of
Senator Jones. Of Washington, to
discharge the senate woman suffrage
committee from it's consideration
This action would place the resolu-
tion on the calendar ready for final
NOte anu at leaSt De1Ore the week
end. Belief is general that the re-
ouisite two-thirds majority will be
obtained.
Republican senators will meet in
executive conference before the SEN
ate convenes, to ratify the commit
tee assignments. including choice Of
Senators Penrose, of Pennsylvania.
and Warren, of Wyoming, for chair
men Of the finance and appropria-
tions committees, respectively, as
chosen by the committee on commit
tees. Approval of the states as
drawn is expected, although. many
progressives plan to absent them
selves from the conference few
members of the progressive group
are expected to vote against Senators
Penrose and Warren when the COM
mittee assignments are presented to
the senate later in the week. but
election of the Pennsylvania and
Wyoming senator's. With the rest of
the states, is expected
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NOTICE OF BLECTION.

Whereas. one-thi5 I'd of the free
holders Nand one-thiYd of the electors
of the age of Fl Years, residing in
White Bluff school district, No. 20,
have petftioned the county board of
education TO order an election to de.
termine whether} or not an addi-
tional tax Of 4 mills shall be levied
on all real apd personal property for
school purposes.
We herebyYorder said election to
be held by thh\trustees in said White
Bluff schooy district, No. 26, on
school house
At which election only such elec.
tors as return real or personal prop
erty for taxation and exhibit their
tax receipts and registration certifi-
Gates shall he allowed to vote
The opening and \closing hours
shall be the same asNn all general
elections.
A. C. ROWEN,
II. T.. COFFEH,
b. F. CARSON.\
County Board of Education.
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THE LEADERS PLAN TO
CONTINUE SWIFT PACE
Speed on Appropriation Bills is
the Immediate Plan in
House.

Washington, May 2G.-Congress
enters its second week with leaders
planning to continue the swift pace
in legislation set during the opening
week
Organization of committees, dis
posal OF oman suffrage resolutions.
prohaUN ~ adoption, and further
debate on peace questions and the
LEAGUE OF nations are the principal
features of the weeks program in
the senate
Speed on appropriation bills is the
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1919-05-27
No Lazy Mans Place.

II you saw the bird Of paradise,
and then listened to some folk talk
you may be under the impression
Hawaii Is land where Americans
go and just naturally forget to work,
lie down beneath a shady, spready
tree and listen to the thrum of the
Hawaiian guitars until they're lulled
into g sleep from which they seldom
are aroused. "That stuff" said s.
s. Pavson of Honolulu, els all
right, but It's for story books and
comic operas. went to Honolulu 13
years ago from Philadelphia, be-
came president OF the Rotary club,
a member of the Legislature and head
Of the largest automobile concern In
Honolulu. When I came back to the
United States I don't find any Of my
old companions are staying up any
later at night than I do or travel any
faster than I do. Don't let any one
put that go-to-sleep-and-never
up" idea into your head. Hawaii is not
lazy mans country. by any means"
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1919-05-27
RENEWED TESTIMONY.

No one in Lancaster who suffers
backache. headaches. or distressing
urinary ins can afford to ignore this
Great Falls woman's twice-told
sto.y. II is confirmed testimony
that's no resident of this locality can
doubts
Mrs. y NJ, Gaines. Box No 81.
Great FahS, S. c., says: some
time ago nsed Doans Kidney Pills
and found them so satisfactory that
don't hesitateNo recommend them
publicly My kihdneys we're disor-
dered and l had backaches and diz-
Zy, nervous spells. y used Doan s
Kidney Pills and they Radc me we'll
and strong again" N(Statement
given March 90, 1910
over three years later Mira, Gaines
said: II haven't had to usePoan's s
Kidney Pills in long time, foIsthey
cured me of kidney trouble My
back has been strong and my kid
neys regular since last recommends
ing Doan's."
Price 60c, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for kidney remedy
get Doans Kidney Pills the same
that Mrs. Gaines had. Foster-Mil-
burn Co, Mfgrs., Buffalo, N. y
Adv.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1919-05-27
Some Namel

According to the camp poster at
Camp Lewis, American Lake, Wash.
camp record blanks were found INSULT.
cient to accommodate the address of
an Australian who came Indirectly
assuming name Of the individual. Llan.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS in the coun.
ty Of Anglesey, North Wales. When
he Joined the army he held a resi-
dence at Waenarlwgdd, Swansea road,
GovertOn. South Wales.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1919-05-27

to $4,000, divided into two hun
dred and fifty shares, each share Of
the par value Of 500.
ROBT. B. MACKEY,
Secretary.
Heath Springs, S. c., May -, 1919.
sat.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1919-05-27

South Carolina women noted with
extreme disappointment the mega
tive vote of Congressman Stevenson
upon the Susan b. Anthony amend
ment. However, the bill passed the
house by large majority. The
success OF the vote in the senate
next month seems reasonably sure
The Republican national conven-
ton is receiving the women voters
upon exactly the same plane as the
men.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1919-05-27

GG6 has proven it VIII cure Ma
laria, Chills and Ecvcra Bi'ious
Fever, Colds and LaGa'ippe. Ii kills
the parasite that cases the fever. Ii
Tonic.Ms%x. Ir a -p's%H'd laxative and general