davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Parisian. (Paris, Tenn.) 1907-1962, 1919-05-16

Tarantula is about the toughest
town, in point of population, that
you could find in the country. Its
neighbor, Elkburg, is SO law-abiding
that it only maintains calaboose
for the entertainment of visiting
horse thieves and other undesira-
bles.
One of the welcome visitors is Tim
a cowboy, whose platform is the
square deal but he breaks loose on
frolies which have a tendency to dis
trict the Elkburgers from their chief
occupation--slumber. In order that
they may get some sleep, during one
of his visits, the Elkburg folks work
ruse and bestow on Tim the honor
of carrying the Belgian Babies Milk
Fund to the postoffice, ninety-five
miles away
Along the trail he is held up by
bandits who do not hesitate to take
milk out of the mouth of babes, and
they relieve him of the fund. They
ride toward Tarantula-which has q
sting like its we'll known namesake
and Tim follows. On the way he
meets a preacher who has been driv-
en- out of Tarantula by the bandits
He determines to get the outlaws
who rob babies and insult preachers,
but is halted in his task when, on
rounding curve in the trail, he sees
the bandits further down engaged in
robbing the stage coach. He drives
, them off by using two six-shooters
and his rife, then goes down to tho
, stage, where he finds Doris Jenkins
and her father, storekeeper.
He promptly volunteers to drive
Doris into Tarantula and she is to
introduce him as minister. Arriv-
ing he takes up the work of the
preacher and with six-shooters be-
gins to instill religion and righteous
ness. The bandits set him fast pace,
even trying to kill him by imprison-
ing him in the church and pulling
the church down around him. But
he escapes and rides to the saloon
owned by one Baxter-who owns a.
bout everything in town, and besides
F, is sheriff and chief of the outlaws.
! The place is locked. He rides 10
the balcony of hotel next door and
calmly leaps his horse to the roof of
the saloon. Horse and man plunge
through the roof, landing in the sa-
loon in the midst of Baxter's gang.
: Baxter and some of his men escape.
The leader orders his men to lay for
Tim and to kill him, if necessary,
while he goes to kidnap Doris, whom
he wishes to marry.
Tim is subsequently captured by
the bandits, who bind his hands, and
place moose around his neck and
leave him, seated on his horse be-
meath tree branch to which the
rope has been tied If the horse
moves away it means death to Tim
The latter, by superhuman effort, ex-
tricates himself and again starts for
Baxter. He learns that Baxter has
kidnapped Doris, and has gone to
another town to force a clergyman
to marry them.
Tim arrives in time to prevent the
marriage, and then at the point of
a gun forces Baxter to serve as wit
ness to his marriage to Doris. He
also forces Baxter to write check
for $4,000 to build new church.
See Hell Roarin' Reform" at the
Dixie on May 22nd.
The Parisian. (Paris, Tenn.) 1907-1962, 1919-05-16
No Worms in a Healthy Child

All children troubled with worms have an un
healthy color. which indicates poor blood. and
rule, there is more or less stomach disturbance
GROVES TASTELESS chill TONIC given regularly
for two or three weeks will enrich the blood, ia
prove the digestion. and act as General Strength
enine Tonic to the whole system. Nature will ther'
throw off or dispelthe worms, and the Child will b.
IN perfect health Pleasant to take. Coo 9er bott-
The Parisian. (Paris, Tenn.) 1907-1962, 1919-05-16
TOM MIX SEEN
WITH STAR CAST
Comes Again To Dixie Theatre With
All-Star Cast in Hell Roar
in Reform"

Tim, Tom Mix; Doris Jenkins,
Kathleen Connors; Jenkins, her faith
er, George Darrell; Minister, B. M.
Turner; Bartender, Cupid Morgan
story by Joseph Roach.
The Parisian. (Paris, Tenn.) 1907-1962, 1919-05-16
Grow 5 TasteIess chill Tonic

restores vitality and energy by purifying and en-
:'ehine the blood. You can soon feel its Strength
s.ins, Inviaorating Effect Price eOc.
The Parisian. (Paris, Tenn.) 1907-1962, 1919-05-16
M-ADVERTISED AUCTION LAND SALE
EVA, TENNESSEE
IL a. m, TUESDAY, MAY 9th, 1919
EVA, TENNESSEE

Interstate Land Auction Company of Bristol Tenn selling
agents for Miller and KbreW will offer for
OF the Lucas Farm at Eva, Tennessee NJ Tuesday May IT,
1919.
This farm has been subdivided into small tracts twenty
live to hundred and will be sold public auction for
the high dollar
This farm positively the richest and valuable river
bottom farm in the county, also two warehouses; dwelling
houses several building lots barns outhouses at Eva and
number of small mbeed tracts suitable building purposes at
your price.
The terms of this saeare oneourth cash. balance one
two and three with six percent interest deferred pay
men beginning October 1st 1919 possession given October
or as soon as crops are removed
Cash prizes and gold watch be given away absolute
free You don't have buy ovebd participate Just be
present at the sale.
splendid dinner and refreshments will be the
grounds by the ladies of the Eva churches.
Remember this is an opportunity you may never have
again. to buy farm at price Take day off, come
bring the whole family.
N c. St. [. train No No. S east will get YOU
to the sale in time Sale begins m Tuesday MAY a.
1919 at Evat, Tenn, rain shine.
Look this over before the sale. " B. Miller Dickson
Tenn, will show the property
INTERSTATE LAND AUCTION COMPANY
A. L. OSBORNE, President s. H. THOMPSON, Gen. Mgr
w, c. OSBORNE, Adv Mgr
M RICE, Spe Rep. VIII MATTHEW'S Auctioneer
Selling Agents for Miller Kilebrew
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-06-03

byla zla. Uvidime, jak Sc. stu
ace v Bulharsku dale vyvine.
zatim chceme o toa, pom,ceti.
V celku dluzno iici, ze Slova-
ne nebyli v teto valce uplne ma
miste, ma kterem NELL byli; ze
jmena proti rasse ang.isaske a
latinske nezaujimaji mista, kite
re by zaujimati nell. Jako dri-
We nebylo, tax neni dosud pev-
neho programu slovanskeho.
Nastane nam tudiz po uzavre-
nj mlru veliky ukol hledati mo-
w slovansky demokraticky pro
gram, ably slovansky svet po-
staven byl opet ma mislo, KITE
re mu nalezi. Specielne my pax
muslme dobre resiti svuj po-
mer k ostatnimu Slovanstvu, a
to nejen k Polakum a Jihoslo-
vanum, ktefi Sc mas dotykaji
primo, ale zejmena k Slova-
mum ruskym, jichz jedna mala
cast bude pod ,3uverenitou ma
seho statu a nimiz pax bude-
me. pfimymi sousedy. Musime
pracovati ma vytvoreni oprav-
doveho demokratickeho slovan
skeho progra mu a zajistiti Sc,
abychom nebyli prekvapeni u
dalostmi, ktere snad v kratke
dobe prinese vyvoj veci V Ru-
sku. Veflme v Rusko a v So
vanstvo pokrokove a demokra-
tickle; jsme demokrate, republi
kani a chceme takovymi demo
kraty miti vSechny Slovany.
Prubeh valky a konference mi
ru Jest pro Slovanstvo veliky n
momentem. BudOucnost vlivu
Slovanslva v Europe spociva
prave v uvedomeni 81 stavu, ja-
ky mu byl udelem v teto sveto
We krisi pripraveni move
budoucnosti ma zaklade onech
demokratickych idei, ktere v
tax velke mire triumfuji u mas
Ceskosi'ovensky narod vice nez
kdy jindy ma dnes povinnost u
vazovati sve roll mezi Slovan
,stvem.
! (Ceskoslov. Korespondence.)
WSsS!Sl] W.SS)
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-06-03

IcCIlLO Qdru.
l Narodni Sdruzeni obraci Sc.
dnes ma ceskoslovensky lid s,
podobnou zadosti: darujte zla
to a stfibro ma zlaty ceskoslo-
vensky poklad. Vse, echo mu-
ze,e postradati elm TAX vydat
ne ponDzete sve vlasti. A vSe
posilejte ma adressu Ceskeho
Narodniho Sdruzeni v Chicagu,
ikde Diary ty budou bance u
schovany a We vhodne chvili "a
slany do Prahy. Kazdy dar bu-
de kvitovan We verejnem tisku.
Jak vazne citi sc potreba
tohoto podniku, poznati mozno
z tohoto fakta: Nejradikalnej-
81 politicke nazory ovladaji ma
Sc hornictvo v panvi kladenske
Tam take usidlil sc Muna a wy
dava tam svuj list rizeny die
radikalnich doktrin ruskeho
vzoru. A pfece totez delnictvo,
'titiz haviri posilaji do Prahy
move Wade ceskoslovenske zna
,cny zlaty dar, ktery sebran byl
" horkem progtredi kladen-
skem.
Je nutno pomocl v tomto
smeru. Prvy poca1ek ucinil j.
isty ceskoa ovensky obcan z Ira
verse City, ktery pri posledni
prednasce ucitele Benese v Ira
verse City daroval zlatou ma
usnici stribrny zamecek ma
zlaty Geskoslovensky poklad.
I,Zapomeli jsne jmeno dobreho
|toho krajana. Ale nejde O jm6
lno, jde vzor a pbcatek. Pro-
sim, abyste nasledovali v hoj-
mem poctu, ably Ce,ke Narod-
mi Sdruzeni 'mohlo Sc postaviti
(po box Slovenske Lie, ktere v
ieto otazce nalszi v Americe
|cestna priorita.
(Poselstvi.)
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-06-03
SVETOVY MIR A SLOVANE.

PTVnl GOJem pfl ctelll HllIO-
vych podminek predlozenych
Nemecku jest jiste uspokojeni,
re spravedliva vec zvitezila, re
puvodci valky a neprateie sve-
tov6ho miru budou skutecne po
trestani a lie touto smlouvou u
cinen byl V historic sVetove INA
cny pokrok. Soucasne projeVu
je Sc tn a tam obava, IDA bu-
dou skutecne splneny podmin-
ky mirove, ktera prave proto,
ze jsou spravedlive, musi byti
krut6 a zdali muzeme jiz veri-
ii v normalnGjsi b6h zivota V
Europe. V kazdem pripade nu,
no kOnstatovati, ze N6mecko
ie porazeno a ze podminky mi
III tuto porazl{u zpecet'ujl a ma
dlouhou dobu' znemoznuji Ne
mccku jakoukoliv odvatu.
Jest nyni ma mar a ma cele
Europe, abychom teto DOLBY,
kdy NGmecko nemuzc pomySle
Ii Ma zadnou odvetu, vyuzili k
Vnitrni lonsolidaci abychom
V toto dobG snazili Sc pusobi.i
Ma vychovu n6meck6ho iidu a
na vytvorenl 'lakove konstelace
ktera by privedla Nemecko na
jine cesty, nez ma kterych Sc
pohybovalo dosud. Evropu ce
ka tezka prace, Vychovavati
predevSjm nenecky narod, ale
samu 3ebe TAX, ably problem
spolecnosti narodu skut eCne
preset do krve a masa vSech
lidi. Nemci jsou porazeni, 0
tom neni pochyby a Nemci bu-
dou tezce pykati "a z!ociny
svych vlad a "a silenstvi, do
ktereho upadly veskere vrstvy
n6meckeho naroda.
Klade Sc nam nynl otazka
Jak vychazeji SlovanG z teto
valky, co mohu Slovanc jako
biloxi nyni podnikati? Abychom
mohli na tuto otazku odpove-
deti, musfme napred konstato-
vati nekoiik jinych faktu. Neni
zadne pochybnosti, ze vudci 70
Ii mezi spojeneckymi staty me-
la "a valky Francie. Francic
vedle Nemecka byla najvyspe-
lejslm staten vojenskym a ko-
nee koncu, kdyz dostala k di-
spisici materielni prostredky
anglicke a americke, byla to
ona, ktera vojenskyn umenim
valku vyhrala. Francie take po
dlouhou dobu valky mela noj-
lepsi posici mravni, nebot' po-
dala doklad o tom, ze va,ky
nechtela, re "a valky nejvice
utrpela nutno uznati, re pri-
nesla re vsech nejvetsi obati
II q statclch ma zivotech. Cim
vice 50 biizil konec valky, pre-
chazel primal We valecne poll
tice a potom take v mirove po-
litice ma Anglosasy, predevsim
ma Amerikany. Koncepce anglo
americke pfi budovani nliru
hralv vel,kou rol! nozno ricl,
zc iak Nivem moralnim, tax
silou ma.crielni, hospodarskou
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-06-03
ZLATY POKLAD CESKOSLO
VENSKEHO STATU.

Ceskoslovenska vlada vesla
do zivota "a nesmirne tezkych
okolnosti. Zeme byla "a a lata
v$.ky vyplenena nejen ma "a
sobach potravin, obili suro-
vim vseho druhu, ale take zlate
a stribrne penize byly rakou-
sko-uher;l1ou vladou stazeny a
V rukou lidu nachazi sc dnes
pouze bezcenny papir. Neni
zadnych zasob zlatych ami stri-
brnych panez a novy stat ne
ma zlatych a kovovych zaruk
ma papirove penize, ktere ko-
lujl mezi lidem. Proto take ie-
no liver mezinarodni je velmi
ztizen a hospodarska situace
naroda naseho .e po te STRANGE
velmi neuteSena.
Ably vlada noveho statu mo-
hla nakupovati z ciziny, ably
papirove penize ceskosloven-
ske nabyly ceny a prijimany
byly tax .jako americke dol,a "a
ry papirove ma mezinarodnim
trhu, jest nutno, ably IA temi-
to papiry s.ala znacna hodno-
ia kovova (zlata a stribra), a.
by vlada mohla kdykoli zlatem
a stribrem platiti svc dluhy V
cizine, ably mohla platiti suro-
why, nutne na zapoceti obcho-
du a prunyslu, z ciziny zaku-
povane.
Proto 'obratila Sc ceskosloven
ska vlada ma svuj lid Sc zado-
sti, ably verni obcane noveho
slatu darovali aneb smenili Via
de zasoby sveho zlata a stri-
bra, ably venovali do narodni-
no zlateho pokladu predmety
re zlata a stribra. Pr3teny, kon
vicky, lzice, naramky a to ne
jen move, ale i starsi polama
ne i .iinak poskozene. .Ceskoslo
vensky lid radostne vyhovel
volani vlady a Sc vsech stran
posila kovove predmety. O.
vSem jen zlato a stribro. Ne We
ci pojtribrene nebo >pozlacene.
Ty nelze potrebovati k nazna-
cenemu caii. Nasi bratri Slova-
ci teto otazce daleko jiz mas
predhonili. VyZvali sve Glen
stvo, clenstvo Slovenske Ligy.
ably re svych zasob darovalo
VS., Q darovati n,u lze. Slo-
venska Liga shromazdila liz
take znacnou a cennou zasobu
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-06-03

a financni, anglosasky svet a
specielne Amerika stala Sc ma
konec r'ozhodclm konference
We vsech evropskych j koloni-
alnich vecech.
Pouevadz Italie hrala V Jeto
vale y take v politice ma kon-
ferenci roll zvlastni, latinsky
svet byl zde postaven proti an
|glosaskemu svetu do situace
lponekud nevyhodne.
Fostaveni Francie zustava o.
vsem vzdycky dosti slime mrav
ne i vojenskymi garanciemi,
kterymi NIUE ma Nemecku Wy
nutiti splneni podminek miro
Ivych.
Angie, ktera Sc behem val
ky dobre shodla, deli Sc nj
dnes ekonomicke a financni
lvyhody vychazi tudiz z valky
take dobre.
Rusko vstoupilo do valky S
rezimem carskym, vedlo vaiku
s krajnimi obetmi, obetovalo
ohronne bohatstvi a spous.y Ii
di; ale nebylo k valce priprave
mo, nebylo vyspele technicky
ami kulturn6, utrpelo po obdo-
bi velkych vftezstvi znacne vo-
!jenske porazky cely vladnl
j vojensky fusky system, ne
zdravy a neudrzitelny, Sc Sc
|sul. Mravni posice Ruska PRIV
MIN oddilu valky nebyla si!na.
EKdyz nastal v Rusku obrat a
Rusko Il faktickeho vedeni VAL
ky vystoupilo, verejne minenl
ma zapade Sc po5tavno primo
proti Rusku. A kdyz konecne
ovladl Rusko rezim bolsevicky,
kleslo mezinarodnim vyzna-
mu uplne. ,Vylouceno bylo ze
|spoluprace ma tvoreni mlru a z
evropskeho i sveloveho koncer
tn. Neni jiz ami passivnim diva
KEN, nybrz pro5te objekta n, o
ktery Sc jedna. Neni pochybno
sti, re rusky narod Sc zdvihne
a re Rusko jako demokraticka
! a republikanska moe znovu
vstoupi do svetove poiitiky. Ale
, dne.j mravni i fakticka jeho s.
tuace Jest zla. Rusko je rOzdrC
, beno ma radu provincii vice me
ne neodvislych. Jednotlivi ma
, rodove byvale ruske rise Sc vi
ce ci meme osamostatnuji. Jes
ito divadlo prave v rozhodnen
okamziku mirOveho jednan
Z vC mi neuteSene. Ia valky by
) v Ru5ku absolutis nus carismu
c Ike konci valky dostavila Sc cf
4 stecna roZdrobenost, anarchit
4 Ia vlada terroru. Rusko vychaz
Il valky zle. Nalezi historic o
q svetliti a ukazati svetu take
e kra ne stranky ucastenstvi ru
q ,skcho V teto valce. Zatim mu
c sine konstatovati, ze rusk,
e svet vychazi z valky pro tentt
! okamzik seslaben.
Polsko Zdanlive mohlo BY
a byti spokojeno vysledken
e lvalky. VSimneme-li 81 vsak ro
! j.e, kterou hralo Polsko behen
0 valky, nemGze byt ma ne slo
vansky sv6t prave pysny. V CT
y chach .je dostatecne znamo va
0 hava politika, provadena ruz
y nyni castmi polskeho narod;
We valce. Sli brzo q Rakousken
a N6meckem, brzo pokouseli s.
o navazovati Sc spojenci, ,vzdyck!
0 a "a kazdou cenu sli vsak prot
n Rusku. Nelly maly zajem ma o
= ,sudu ostatnich slovanskych n;
= rodu zejmena v prvnim ODD,
i bi teto valky nejevili ochotu
o 7ledovati politiku, kterou sled'
: val ceskosi ovensky narod, ne
c bo s nim dokonce spolupraco O
: vati. Dnes docilili jisteho uspo
= kojeni territorialniho, ale chy
! bi Jim vnitrni sila a organisace
y Mali mnozstvi problemd, .ie;
O budc t6zkO reSiti. v ce1ku ie
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-06-03

kane natropili V tomto nmeru
prilis mnoho z.a. Oni byli pri-
cinou politicke rozdrob snosti a
rozervanosti, kterou Jihoslova-
ne trpeli, oni kolem sebe vsec-
ko demoralisovali. We zlem po-
stavenl ocitli Sc mimo to Jiho-
slovane tim, re Italie vstoupila
do valky "a podmfnek zvlast-
Mich. Tim nastal konflikt mezi
Jihoslovany a jednim re spo-
jenc1, clmz Sc stav jejich kom-
plikoval a posice jejich postup
ne Sc seslabovala. Dnes jsou
JihOslovane. v situaci daleko w
hodnejsi. Valka je zocelila, ne
bezpeci poiiticka, hrozici Jim
Sc vsech stran, je sjednotila.
Ulohu svoji vyplnili krasne a
vstupuji v okamziku tvoreni mi
ru do move Evropy 8 velkou va
hou. Pres to, ze bude jim pre-
konavati velikou radu obtizi
financnich, hospodarskych a
administrativnich a re je ceka
ji,rlzne tezke problemy vnitr
mi politiky, nelze pochybova-
ii, re Jihoslovane, kteri hrali
"a valky We slovanskem svete
roll tax vyznacnou a dulezi-
tou, zachovaji 81 vyznamne po
staeni V Slovanstvu i v budou-
Gnu.
Narod ceskoslovensky odnasi
! 81 DESTINY podil tim, co We valce
'vykonal co Sc tyce vysledku,
ktere jemu zabezpecuje miro
va smlouva. NejklasictejSl pro
blem celeho narodnihIo zivota
naseho, problem, ktery vsecky
nase politicke hlavy tolik tyral
J je dnes vyresen tax, jak pred
,valkou malo kdo odvazil sc dou
fati. Zachovali jsme v principu
politjku statniho prava a doci.
ILL jsme uplatneni prava priro
zeneho. Kombinovali jsme v tt
to valce, ktera byla vedena We
jmenu principu narodnostnict
a demokratickych, obe princi
py sve narodni politiky pods
Tilo Sc nam take pfivesti je
platno3ti pine. To, co Palacky {
Havlicek po celou dobu sveh(
politickeho zivota pokladal
ia tezko uskutecnitelne co pt
liticky cele jejich 'osobnosti v,
cerpavalo, to jest nyni, vyrese
no definitivne k nasi spokojo
nosti. Musime 81 uvedomiti, Z.
je to triumf nasi narodni poll
tiky, re le to skutecne vitez
stvi uvedomele vedeneho boj'
politickeho i diplomatickeho ;
re je to odmenou prace nasicl
ceskych mass, jakoz i vhodne
no vyuziti intelligence odho
dlanosti jak nasich vojaku, tai
nasich politiku. Nehlede k to
mu, re jiz tento vysledek mas
politiky mGze a priori nam by
ii dokladem, ze nase role t.
to valce byla krasna, musime s
uvedomiti jeSte dalsi: We'd.
.jsnle boj "a pomerd mimorad
ne Iezkych. Nell jsme proti so
be kde koho: nevedomost me
zinarodnich kruhu politickych
uzasne nasili nemecko-mad' ar
ske, pronasledovani vseho dru
hu Sc strany vojaku i policie, IL,
moznost postaviti hned ma DO
! catku mas problem jako ,,veto
. w. Pres to vsak jsme postavi!
nasi otazku ma vysokou mrav
nj zakladnu. Postavenim svycl
armad j tim, .jak Sc choval lie
donna, prokazali jsme vysoko,
silu mravni. Ciny nasich voiak,
" Sibiri dovedli jsme v nejva,
inejsim obdobi valky zasahno,
ii rozhodne do vedeni svetov,
valky vubec. Jako Srbove il
Sou dobu nalezeli vedenim va
ky k podstatnym elementun
We svetoven boji. tax my vo
jensky V jiste fasi svetove val
ky dovedli jsme prinutiti 3vet
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-21

who quit
reign -
followed N1W
Copyright nderwooN Unhrwo :
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-11-22

sfI am not in theIhabit of praising any material medicine as I am an advocate of New Thought, but some time ago, I had such bad attack of Li0e7- ard .St0mach Trouble that l gave up thinking I did not have it, and took 9 natural lmedicine,- -fF'ruit-a- tives' or Fruit Liver Tablets.
 Most gratifying z0as the resnH. It relieved my liverand stomach trouble, cleaned up my yellowish complexion and put new blood in my body.
 While I am no backslider from New Thought, I feel there may be times when g help to nature may be necessary and if so, I believe that tFruit-a-tives' is the highest result of New Thought in medicine".
 A. A. YOUNG, Schenectady, N. Y.
 5oc. box, 6 for $2.5o, trial size 25c. At dealers or from FRUIT-A-T Limited, OGDENSBURG. N. 7.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-11-22

The ingenious machines used by the Census Bureau to count, sort and tabulate the information gathered by the census enumerators are the product of the Bureaus own labora- tory. The sorting machines will take care of 300 per minute, the counting machine can do 500 cards a, minute and the tabulating machine is capable of handling 400 cards each minute.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-11-22
TO OBSERVE ACTORS DAY.

All civic bodies including schools and theatres have been requested by Mayor Clifford B. Wilson to observe Dec as Actors Day. This date has been set apart in recognition of the service rendered by members of the theatrical profession who helped to keep up the spirit and morale of the American people during the war. Appropriate exercises will probably be held in the local schools
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-11-22

cated in the region from which the white or Caucasian race gets it's name will excite only a passing interest. But-it is a republic. Its 2,500,0oo people have formed democracy. They are appealing to the democra- cies of the West to help them pre- serve their independence.
 Let the word republic" be men
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-11-22

tioned, and distant Erivan looks near.
 We do not know Erivan, but we real ize that someone in the passes of the mountains has kindled a watchire of
 liberty. We cannot speak the lan- guage of Erivan, but we know that the precious writings of our freedom must have been translated into that
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-11-22

A heavy concentration on ages end ing in five and zero is always report ed at a census. The Census Bureau has made many efforts to overcome this inaccurate tendency on the part of the people when stating ages.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-11-22

language. They have spoken not to our heads but to our hearts. There was a time when perhaps the mere repub1icanism of Erivan might not have stirred us. But we realize today, after the experiences of the past few years, what it is to contend for prin-- ciples of liberty.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-11-22

In 1914, the year the last manu- factures census was taken, there were ,000 manufacturing establishments reported. The Census Bureau expects about 300,000 establishments to be listed in 1920.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-11-22
CAUCASUS ,NEIGHBORS.

From the Caucasus mountains on the edge of Armenia comes news that Turks and kurds are threatening Erivan.
 Erivan as a name means nothing to us, perhaps. The fact that 1t is To-
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-11-22

The first census of the United States was taken in 1790, during the administration of George Washington. It related solely to population.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-11-22

Every census has disclosed the fact there are more men in the United States than women.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-11-22

It required Is months to complete the enumeration work for the first de- cennial census in 1790. In 1920 the Census Bureau plans to complete the enumeration work for the entire country in from two to four weeks and announce the population figures in less than three months from the date the enumeration work is com pleted.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-11-22
SOME FACTS ON
 UNITED STATES
 CENSUS HISTORY

The fourteenth decenniaI census is to be taken during the month of January, 1920.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-11-22

Congress extended the scope of the approaching 1920 census by providing that a census of forestry and forest product should be taken. These sub jects were never specifically covered by any past census act.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-11-22

There were 6.361,5O2 farms report ed at the last decennial census, valued at more than 40 billions of dollars The 1920 census Is expected to show more than 100000 farms
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-11-22

The Constitution of the United States requires that a census of the United States be taken every ten years. It is by this means that the appor rtionnent of members of the House of Representatives is made as to states.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-11-22

The statistics of the first census of the United States were published in one small volume consisting of 56 pages. The statistics of the 1910 cen- sus required 12 volumes having an aggregate of more than 40,0OO pages
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-11-22

The Sixth Decennia1 Census, taken in 1840, was the first one to cover agriculture statistics, now one of the most important parts of the entire census.