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BIC TRADES UNION MEETING

< LONDON. Sept, Eight hund
 red, sad forty eight delegates repre'
 ssnting over two million workers have
 bean appointed to attend the Trades Unioa Congress at Glasgow Septem. her Sth. The attendance at this Con-
 sress is expected to be the largest ev- CT assembled at . similar gathering
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FOLLOW DEMPSEY
 SISTER IS COMING

Funeral arrangements have not yet been made for Isaac Evans. There will be services here and the body will perhaps be shipped to Tacoma on tho Alameda. Mrs. Florence Meagher, sis- ter of Mrs. Evans, left Seattle today on the Alamexda for Seward.
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Washington. Sept, A. King AL bert and Queen Elizabeth, of Belgium will come to the United States arriy- ing in America on October lst. They will be guests of the President for three days.
 King Albert and the Queen are so make a trip to the Pacific Coast.
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WILSON TO CALL LABOR. {. AND CAPITOL CONFERENCE. .,.
 DURING MONTH OF OCTOBER

!: WASHINGTON, Sept, A. presi' dent Wilson will call the conference between labor aAd capital spd sgri-. cultural iaterests here between Octo- her 9th and 10th, to discuss the ecoa' onic situation. -
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SUPPORT
 PALMER

BOSTON, Sept, A. The National Association of Attorney Generals ot the various states have approved At torney General Pslmer's plans tor national campaign to reduce the high cost of living and also promised their aid to secure state legislation on curb ing of profiteers.
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KING TO HELP THE POOR.

ROME, Sept, A. The King is to surrsnder his Crown properties to tho peasants for national work and for fSrmsr soldiers.
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WASHINGTON. Sept. 4- Wester', Senators defeated LsFollette's saeuG. ment to the leasing bill proposing ta authorize the President to tiI the cen {: trol of prices of coat. oil and other' products from the government lslds leased under the measure.
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AMERICAN AE1OPLANE IS
 ATTACHED " HEIiCANs

SAN ANTONIO. 6eat.. 4--- It is learusd uuefficislly sast the Aussicsn army aeroBlaas sthsekea hy stiesn Federsls. was svs 4nsyiesi terri tory when tired aS0s. 5n
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tAREDo. Sept. 4-- 4s Amaricso' Aru1y nlanSwas tired usss by Csrraa'. Ss.as yesterday wasp ths Aviatsrs- were flying sl0ss ths hafdS. Toe fir ing is sasia to esvs sses spversated,
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ALASKAN TO WE'D

SEATTLE, Sept. <-- James Edei- ton, of Steel Creek, Alaska, Captain in Q Canadian overses force, is to mar. -ry Florence Patsence. of Point Gray, B. c. Edelton wss wounded six times 1t the froRt.
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OIL LAND
  BILL IS : . -..' PASSED

WASHINGTON, Sept, l--Tbe Ben ate this forenoon passed toe oil aRd coal land leasing bill. having previous. iy approved the amendment forbid ding oil companies to charge differ. ent prices in various parts sf tas coHu try.
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LEAVES WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON. Sept. 9--- RreS dent Wilson. Mrs. Wilson. private ses retary Humility. pr. Grsyson apd s&r " correspondents Jeff last sixh or the tour of the western copatyy.
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WASHINGTON. Sept. 4-- Asss' coal lands are excluded from the sl and coal land leasing bill which passe'' in the Senate this morning.
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ANCHORAGE MOURNs

ANCHORAGE. Sept, 4- Toe citizens of Anchorage mourn with Seward in the death of Isaac Evans.
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WASHINGTON. Sept. s-- 1Rs oil and coal land leasing bill soW goes to the House.
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WILSON OPENS SPEECH TOUR
 IN OHIO ,.
 O''o X

died. sm aSronished at Ststsnests made about the treaty Sy some Ssb0 probably have not even read it.H4
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STORED Ro1ylTsy sEizsD

SPOKANE. Scot. l-- oss .hpsdreG and five thousand pounds of cold storage poultry Ras Stea setsAd hers by the Federal suthgritieA
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MISSOULA, Sept, 4- Light show. in western Montana and Northern Ida ho are checking the dangerous fsrOt fires.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-10
2s.Oo0 EuGbELS
or GRAIN DESTROYED

A letter from u r nash feRionAl
railroad director a. IoAs "a me
corporation commission spy4 thar ~
prei0rs ffom tho office faan1 $4,000
bushels oI wheat "on the ground and
10 opea bins along railroad lines ~
ihe noFt Western part Of the state
This condition has hoen called 70 the
attention Of the railroad sdmlniAlra
lion Dt tic commission The Grain
was found hy the inspectors 10000
hnahcla at Ilaaver. 10000 bus ele at
Fofeaa. $40 anahels ai knowles. II,
% bushels III la Verne, and s.a00
bushels ai supply The Fsilruad ad
mlniattaii0u promised ia hayc cars
taera Immediately 10 take me gralu
away. Il r. possible thai 4 win nnw
be guoa rof nothing bui eaickeu feed
feed
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-10
SAGE TEA DANDY.
TO DARKEN HAIR
TIC Crandmother's Recipe TO
Bring Back Color and
Lustrc to Hair.

You can turn gray. faded hair beau.
tifuiiy dark ard iustTous almost over
night IN you'il sst bottle ~ H~yeth's
Gage and sulphur Compound" az any
drug store. Millions of bottles OK tliiT
old famous Sage Tea Recipe. improved
NY tho addition of other lugredlente.
are sold annually. Nhys a weil@known
druggist here, becaufe II dsskans the
hair 40 naturally and evenly that no
0ne ran tell II has been applied.
Those who's. hair VI turning gray or
becoming faded have a surprise await
inw them. UeeafiNe after ora or two
aypIIeatiopg TIE Rrny hair vanisha#
ana your locks become iixufiantiy
lark and beautiful
This n the age of youth. Gray
hatred. unaftFactIge folks aren't
wanfed around. No ret busy with
sVye;sra tssge ~nd ~aiphur Compound
'fo.nlgtt end you'll be delighted With
lyegr dArk. handsome hair and your
youthful appearance within a Few
days q
This preparation y a toiiet requisite
land ~ not istepded for the cure, plti-
CATION or prevention u disease
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paallrr e salN ylcAsips tcai
HlnH nane whsFA 10 really or liseiy Il
aimlnallvr ara sn fnaeaWent ii
ntans lilie aaa Aas aaaini origin.
= thag Va sn saM 10 Ne ttYiyea from
aaallm8 eg l'aMlah sae neaie sieyn "a
ne 81 the AeMllnn esas "a Romc.
xha wAs saAall ia Aiature ln Earope.
his fsraishlwas became PAM. name
NaIr Nam9ysAi be iAf salNdid aaini
hat Eansr
ianla ~aa hpnsitd as Ae feminine
. liS name ana nlsn Sc RI name ~
Ae ffiend aud sotfesl ouasnt 0g saint
Jea0mn ih MfgA NJ u tua scham
9aeiA y consequently found in lgals
lnd namsd iae sssnlne Il 9ne II Tic
aosa esauissge pmAuet ~ hIslory
aai 81 psala aad Franessea
raolHa ~ lhe dEnlluiiyc ~ paola
sNa pau'ina and haulina sfs farouls
orns ,v. vwAe4e Sra'n hiss AWAY
.esaand Isauls and eufioaiiy rnoueh
h. Teuionie version IA Identical viii
ihe safs Towe formation af iha II an.
@h
paalira btcame laofe popular lhat
lny chfr fnrm ia Frame 'of lhe sasE
a Asi fagefiH Rrandehiid Who's
Christian uame alna the oAls ons
mentioned ia Madafae de Seylgnea
letters Ia iasf Il h lhe only tofn
commonly reusnlzsd IN France
though w er ~ Napaleon wa'
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-10

Houston feyae has produced rasne,
thing neM ln Tbs llle IL unions u n
claimed ihaf ihn llndertakera ard
hmhannafs Union. chartered by the
american Federation a Labor. lp thF
iirat at 8s kind IN existence Under
iakefk aad embalmfra in Galveston
Reaumoat end plher cities q Noalh
wesern TeNss are aiso eonicnipiaslng
similar course
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-10

ealita pAalviip hy hwf own iamsi,
isaly has evolved an eihee form traW
paAla. whlfh N calls pAolnn and ihs
SlAy change she 'n" 10 yF ana Gail
4 pasNua
faailnse Jewel ia lh pearl Nhieh
pnumises charm and aoadnte and
popularity 10 Eta Weafer Thr gfin
Iuss good lurs ana insarea srlends,
Sunday is hts iueky das and -four hel
lucky naWhef Her flower Il lhe N.Y.
isasfySng purity
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soR SALE FoR CASH or UPON
REASONABLE MONTHLY
PAYMENTS

sa2 West WASHINGTON. roosas. 7
gs0ts.
la- west Washington. : roAms 4.
snss
fsA2 wem Mansug. MoGep . ROOMS
lots
80 West GserHlana ( roenS tyais
80 ~oriA nrexel. + -ooms isA la'a,
Sa Norss Drsxel. MadeFa. = recHs,
i9ts
- s1sss Harrison. z ronias. Lots
- soash Czpsssi rnoms : l.5's
81 Eass I.incoin rooms. - lots
1l1 S-oulh Walnut. Modem. s rooms
~ Lots.
The above ere seseefea froFa our
Nts None of ghem HiGh Priced OF
Expensive H0mes Each ~ a bargain
fnr its class Prices ana terms arr
sncA that for q Working Man 40 rem
hss residence is rArk roollshness
Come To our oGtlrr aa iaye 1agasc
The ss4ffney coafS ny
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-10

Htals the TsFoag ana Cures ghc Cough
HAYES HEARING HONEY Prise
9sc a free box Of OPEN .TRATE
sAfvr .oF CHEST Colds. Head Colds
ard creeg ii enclosed with evefs
Nolile.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-10

rnusm h0nsf a5d yotN, wei, sFaiA"
ras. scr only s77sA1
room h0sse and lots for sssS,J,eo
roorp h0use ard 2 lots xeil. sSfesn
ssbs~s. tor <Das.
haye sorre fSre residence properly
~ Ezef Noble. Norm Broad ard Essl
y arsur. ses nse scon
1ts1z West oSishorss Avenue.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-10

,crscs TO SUBSCRIBERS

In ~ eveHs 81 aslsses Ae'nk ~.
rersecs. ~ paper eesnx ri 81 ~ ~ss's',. J.
~ mass.afsd. subscribers are asSeo
"a nsaxe ssnneaA&se csT'ysa-nt se 'Aat
s'assn4ss o:gsSe n person ny teaspesHe
e. NAL
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-10
WHATS TN A
NAME2n

Facts about yont name It's his
tory. It's meaning whence II
was derived its significance
your lucky day and lucky jewel
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BUSINESS CHANCES,

- ASTED isHginess man wfih ahlass
"a open district sai'.s csfise for oit
established well rated n4anuiacfarsaf
firm. WprHevfIl D. gurinniiy f1r rl&h'
party 10 connect with entirely new
llne os business. without competition
81 .6s@ 10 t3@ap capital required
ShoaId met al least sl0*0e fifsi year
Mechanical Machine a. Too! Works
Baissnare. Nd.
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CLASSIFIED WANTS.

F0R SALE "a arroi Eaaaiee 81 Il
oklaMosna cT aaone CSC
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SPECIAL Tfsis WEEK = Frfrs room
cO'aase. fuliy modern. good cissfrn
E.ocsfed northeast. easy walkIns eis-
t1nse. Patterson Real Estate Exc.
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Garry Miies. sherman Ives and
Clarence Vail attending Connection
Aarscnlsaral college thfs year, took
their hens wish them ard the boys ars
depending on the hens - pay their
way ihroagh colIelr Carry hi9 hens
earned for him sss above an ex.
pgnses Sd eight moniks. ana ~ 'hs
same time saermzns ~ birds nays
him profH of seoi. and riarenct's
hem cleared s9S II fof him
-~---~A-r@-s~~-A+a~---r r~@-~-.~--'---
Fvery man. woman ard raIl1 "a TN
state of Oklahoma rnnst hny Red cfoeS
CHRISTMAS sesis II the asiofa ~ 500
eo0 or s1.ogsfvo stamfs Ia = b.
reached
Leader Classified Ads sefa results
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LOST AND FOUND.


rDr ND ~ gosu pafsr. euBsainsGs
money see A Waite. icth and Va.
las. Wesl Guthrie
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PfsBgZC Grunden feed Store
Grunder ard TABOR wsll have Vablif
sase ct 1se y Pine Friday Dcc ~
Lots cf good staff 10 sell
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FOR SAl4E Some fane Rnode Island
Red corkerels ard , dozen pallets.
naseEcod Farm. Guaarte Route 4 8
naiAes wess add @en7h u Suthfie,
(. r. Bowiby.
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T-s pEnnock 8 SON REALTY co

OWN YOUR HOME
Price slsgs--s room modern hcge.
Ea~i side Snap
P-4re sge-0--s rocm acme ictss
garage Easg Side
Price e.s-A--s room home. iofs
East Side. cios@ in.
Terms
price siss@--e ro@rn home. > sofs;
East side Terms
priee $500 Yoon hone. {. lots,
Easi Side Terms Sra9
Prsce szss9e--fs -fsungslow nesrly mex 3
rooms modern. ? soss
Price szS4tss room modern nome
nice n0rie On Fast Side
HOME or HOMES
prene 2fs gc5tz w. Okla.
THE PENkock & SON REALTY co.
FOR SALE Nice y & Red coekeresA
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CLASSIFIED WANTS.

FOR sAI.E OK TRADE raaF saa.r
barber chair is*s VI harFssoa
FOR SAf.ss a8ren gaar sarS os
frngy. aa@g West i.oxan
FOR SALE s1ae ntrs voans ysan N
Z year Old mares al~F oa" Young
snnle. Can al + + ftradnaygs 1909
"a s.agan. 81 hcne ss%
r0R SAg.E roar xAaui new 2xSA@
Nana cssinek Call phone A@4
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Leader Classified Ads ssts results
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FOR SALE Niee.-s. G. Red coe.keresa
spd 2uliess Prices rea onaoie
Prone ssc r. !. Salts.
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'<Ig RENT SsesHlng recsns ss#
gsr week It's r. w Harrison AYr
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1919-05-22
Russian Famine
Is Widespread

ed to read us the soviet program. The
prisoners protested. Give us first
something to eat, and then read us
your program they cried. Then the
commissar gave up trying to read the
program, saying we were not flt ele-
ments for propaganda, and left us.
Each Of us received 25 ,rubles in ad-
vance on his salary.
Famine was reignIng In Petrograd.
The first category (working people Of
bolshevik sympathies) received one
pound of oats daily. The second cate
CORY received one-half pound. The cit
liens grind the oats in coffee mills to
make -four for bread. For Christmas
the Petrograd inhabitants received two
potatoes for each person. A slice of
bread is sold for 25 rubles. There was
no tobacco. People smoked cabbage
and nettle.
Wait for Bread Two Days.
"The situation at vologda was the
same as in Petrograd. 1t was famine,
and the population stood In line for
bread sometimes two days. There was
no private commerce. The shops were
empty"
On his way. from vologda toward
Archangel n commissar tried to coax
Evlampleff into serving in the red
army, and on his refusal sent him back
to vologda. A peasant hid him In
load of hay and carried him to his un-
cle's home In Torozk. In all the. vii
lagos he passed through, he said, there
was famine. The peasants cut straw.
cook 1t and make bread. Eventually,
after long journey ON foot through
the snow, Evlampleff reached his
home.
When such prisoners reach the terri
tory Of the provisional government Of
the north they are cared tor as we'll as
possible. Many of them voluntarily
have Joined the white guard army be-
cause of their hatred of the bolsheviki.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1919-05-22
TRAINING BETTERS HIS STATE
Young Chlcagoan Is Aided to Higher
Wage by the Department
Of Labor.

Washington.-How an unskllled
workman increased his wages go per
cent In six months through the work
of the training service department of
labor is revealed In the story of
young man who six months ago went
to Chicago machine shop and foun-
dry looking for job. His only ex-
perience had consisted in pushing
wheelbarrow to and from a concrete
mixer.
They gave him Job as sweeper,
but after working In the shop few
weeks he became interested in the ma
chimes, particularly the boring mills
and hand screw machines. Because
he spent more time watching the ma
chimes than in working. he.feH behind
in his work, but the foreman learning
of his attraction toward the machines,
turned him over to the training In.
structor for a chance.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1919-05-22
Government Makes Elaborate Ar
rangements' to Discourage
Private Plants.
TAXES, FINES And PRISON
Manufacture of Whisky In Commercial
Quantities Made Especially Diff
cult-Aome stills Are Off.
cially Defined.

Washington. Ambitious drinkers
stills and maintain an Individual oasis
against the national drought are to be
checked up, taxed and policed by the
internal revenue bureau of the treas
ury department.
The bureau sent notice to every COL
lector of internal revenue of the re-
quirements for registering and paying
taxes on stills. The regulations are
rigid and apparently the only escape
for the individual defiant will be in
the home manufacture of the distillery
as well as the spirits.
Then Is given the following notice
Under federal laws and regulations
manufacturers of stills are required
. to pay an annual special tax of $50
and in addition thereto 500 for each
still or worm for distilling made by
them. All persons, firms or corpora
tons thus manufacturing still or
worm to be used in distilling are DEEM
ed manufacturers of stills. This ap-
plies to all stills capable Of the pro-
duction of distilled spirits but does
not apply to small laboratory stills
CASUALLY glass) for legitimate labora-
tory purposes or to water stills which
are not capable of and intended for
the production of distilled spirits. Or
dinarily laboratory stills are small,
constructed of glass and not adapted
to the commercial production Of dis
Nled spirits.
How Stills Are Defined.
"Any stills or worms adapted to the
production Of distilled spirits for COM
mercial or beverage purposes are pre-
sumed to be intended for such use and
in consequence the manufacture there
of involves the manufacturer in special
tax liabilities as above. In order to
remove such presumption in the case
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1919-05-22
Allies Plan Larger Ration for
100000 Foes.
German Need of Fats Recognized in
Order by Military Conn.,
mission.

Coblenz.-The average uniform ra'
tion for the 100000 Inhabitants of
the occupied areas of Germany will
be $50 grams a day for each person,
according to the decision of the inter-
allied military commission for food
supply for the civilian population on
the left bank of the Rhine.
In weight this is an increase of 80
grams day over that provided by the
German war regulations, but esti-
mated In caIories 1t means an increase
of 2,4OO calories a day from the 1,400
allowed by the Germans. The in
crease In calories was based on re-
ports made by food experts that the
Germans needed more fats.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1919-05-22
You Cannot Lose.

To have is to use. not to hoard. HE
that saveth. his life shall lose It." That
is the reason for spending yourself
the fact that you cannot lose what
you really have; the fact that spirit
ual quantities are real quantities; that
the best in us is better and stronger
than the worst, II we believe In Ii;
that, to the eye Of faith, Satan--like
lightning-is forever falling from the
heaven Of things that endure.--W. 81.
Blake.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1919-05-22
Home Distilling
Made Less Easy

Of stills and worms intended to be
used in the manufacture Of essential
oils, vinegar and like products and in
publication Of water (other than small
glass laboratory stills) the person for
whom such still is made will be re-
quired to submit to the collector EVIL
dence under oath showing that the
still Is not to be used for the produc-
tion Of spirits and setting forth spe-
.cifically the actual purposes for which
1t Is to be used.
"The manufactures Of any still, boiler
or any vessel to be used for the pur-
pose Of distilling must, before the
same is removed from the place of
manufacture, notify in writing the col
lector Of the district In which such
still, boiler or other vessel is to he set
up, by whom II is to be used, its ca
pacity and the time when the same Is
to be removed from the place of manu-
facture. Manufacturers of stills for
industrial distillerles are exempt from
the special tax for the manufacture
Of such stills, but they are required
to obtain permits for their removal
in the usual manner. Penalty for fail
ure to file return of special tax with
in the time prescribed by law is 25
per centum of the amount of The tax.
Penalty for carrying on the business
of manufacturer of stills without hav-
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Ing paid the special tax required by
law is dne of not less than 500 or
more than. $4,000 and Imprisonment
of not less than 80 days or more than
two years. Ne
"All stills set up, whether intended
for use or not, must be registered
WITH the collector of the district on
form 20 in duplicate. This applies to
all stills Of whatever size or for what
ever purpose Intended, whether for
distillation of spirits or for phnrni-
aceutlcal or other purposes except as
to small glass laboratory stills. Pen
atty for failure to register stul Is q
forfeiture of the still or distilling up
paratus which is not so registered, to-
gether with all personal property In
the possession or custody or under con-
troll of such offender and found In his
building or In any yard or inclosure
connected with the building In which
the same may be set up.
"a person who makes a mash At for
distillation is held to be a distlller
even though he does not vaporize or
condense the spirit. A mash mt for
distillation is "a fermented beer In
which alcohol is generated. Obviously
the making of such mash Is not per-
missible in the home brewing of beer
or home production Of spirits, since
1t renders the manufacturer liable as
an Illicit distiller. Penalty for Illicit
distiIlation is forfeiture OF the distil-
lery and dlstilling apparatus and all
distilled spirits and raw materials for
the production of distilled spirits found
on the distillery premises, and fine
of not less than $500 or more than $5,-
600 and Imprisonment of not less than
six months or more than three years."
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1919-05-22

and advise all ailing women to Try
Lydia e, Pinkhem's Vegetable Corn.
pound and T will guarantee they will
derive great benefit from IT, Mrs.
FRANK FITzcERAIp, % N. dist Street,
West Philadelphia, Po.
There are thousands Of women every
where in Mrs. Fitzgerald's condition,
suffering from nervousness, backache,
headaches, and other symptoms Of Q
functional arrangement. IL was 0
grateful spirit for health restored which
led her to write this letter 90 that other
women may benefit from her experience
and find health as she has done.
For suggestions In regard to your con-
dition write Lydia e. Pinkham Medicine
Co., Lynn, Mass. The result Of their
10 years experience Is at your service.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1919-05-22
GIVE FOOD INCREASE

The decision to allot each inhab-
liant $50 grams daily means that the
commission agrees to supply the food
not supplied by the Germans. The
food will be paid for by the German
government. 1t will be distributed
through cards issued by the Germans
at prices sanctioned by the commits
sion.
The food is to come from the sup
plies accumulated by the interallied
relief organization and the army sup
ply depots In the occupied zones Will
get 10 per cent of the total allotted
by the interallled. organization for
Germany.
The population of the American
area Of occupation is $4,000 and is
13 per cent of the occupied zones. The
distribution of food will begin as soon
as 1t can be brought from Rotterdam