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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-08-07
: Scum rliori mics tai nainen OF

&un niiori mics tai nainen OH
antanut ipodmenid toiielle mtorel'
Re, ti1ntiiu tGniGn iGIfeen fuin ratos-
tetiin iotainen aiotais, jofainen iano
oliii bGneIIe folleinta mooilmasio.
Miittu oIetfo niotelllit, ettG meillo
moi ouo miel1 polioo falIiimpoofin
fiiin toiffi tGmG9 Sfolmiloulaja Ia
moo: "aiiinfd foIliit otpat mirntlle,
SumaIa, iinun ~njotufieii, fiiinfa iitu'
ri niioen Infiil" SdstG n6emme, ct
ia pioImiIoiiIojo pitt SiimoIon ojo-
tiitiio, SitmoIan fonojo toiffein fal'
Ieimpono. Tiin teemme mefin fun
oittiiits firfostiiii Seeiufien iotpinto'
dperesiG. Miitta pertele Min pion
fplment1G meisiG tiion "enfimGiien"
r~affoioen. NeiIle f1p rIieinfin min
fiiin IuonnoIlifesti rofastuneilIe to-
maIIiiesti: mGIit fpImenetpGt mGbitel
len. Ndin ei fuitenfaon ioiii To-
pobtiio, ia jos onfin ndin fdpnpt,
meiodn on palottotpo e~nfimdiieen
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-08-07

Seen mieIell6Gn tabtoiii, BON
motif tiitilio meit1 monbursfaiioen
aalrineofii, fosfa &ristusta, jofa on
meioGn pd6rnune, mpos futirtaon
manbursfatioen aliringofii iillG
minimum SGn Ioistaa iulasta Wan'
bnrsfauoesto, Min loistamme mefin
SGnesiG, fosta clemme SGnca idie-
nidni6. SGienet ndet ~beiirstotput
p1Gni1 funniao. = Er1toriiis.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-08-07

THE AIM OF TIL NEWSPAPER
is: To help preserv. he ideals and
sacred traditions of ais. u ADOPT.
ed country, the Uni.ed States OF
America: To reveie its laws ana
inspire others to respect AND ooey
them: To strive increasingly 10
quicken the public's sense OF CIVIC
duty: In all ways to aid in making
this country greater and better than
we found it.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-08-07

Sos teenunefin ipntid ia Ian-
feamnle, min oIemnte fiiitenfin mar
mot iiitG, ettei &riStufien weri lam
feo eif6 tee ipntiG, moan ppipp III.
jana SrrmaIon eoesid ia iopittao
meioGt itliiiesti ilman toittdnme ia
oniioittamme, jos emme moan epG-
usfoIlo iiit1 Iiiotpii. - 2litber.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-08-07

Sumalanpaltpelltfiia ia iemi-
noorihblio mietetddn 2efe Roroe-
nisio,, 9. 9af. If. II p. &ofoon-
mitaan flo h11 op. FLO 3 ip. ia
flo 8 iM. Senpetitloa fiiulemaan
ia fGtfemGGn. g.. Is. Salonen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-08-07

ban t6ptpp ola painaipat ippt; Mifii
|ei iita taiffi lopoG? ~
gpdiIemdtt1 iifii ett1 iit1 ETH.
td6n wdardst1 poitaSta. Sos efiim-
me jotain eiinettG bloneesta, iosio
Iit1 ei ole, teemme parmasti tur-
boa tpotd. Mittta jos jatfomme et-
iisfeIpGmme ieuoulla, jonne tieodm-
NE eiineen fnoonneei, fantoa tpom-
me ferran marmosti beoelmda. Sun
ri n1in on Iaito Seeius-ofpen. Sos
etiit bant6 mlriiolto fuin armomp1.
litoppaleisto: ianosta ia iaframen-
teista, feet marmosti tlrboa tpot1
Mhltta jos menet iollon "mninifai.
%mannolle" ia iofromenttien mirmoi-
tisl1bteille, ioot ola norma, ettG
linulIe ferrnn ieltpeilee mit1 OH See
ms ip~ntiielle. sc ielpenili poitalla
JOS jGilit iellaiieila fuin olet Su-
molan neutrality-suspicious. ma-
raon, mutto iiin6pG lie aboas bortti
juuri onfin, eta me eniin foetomme
faitfi moitomamme milutcn ia maSta
miimefii beitt1pbpmme "SSiimalan
armoiile".
S~eeilts-opi lopbetGdn Ills ionasia
ia iaframnteisia, ia nGisia lopbettp
opi on @olgatan Seeius.
Seen ltsfoo ipntiienG SGneen ioto
iltmalattoman manburSfolttoo, lie
on frlfenut taimaannipen lGapitie.
SdStd omesto ~filljetaan iiis usfon
folitta.
"Miltta eibGn %nSfopoinen mielG
ole tnimoosia; fuinfa bGnestd moi
ooan ionoo, ettG ban on fiilfemit
toimomomen lGmitie?" ianonee jo-
fiji.
SdbGn apostaomme YoolpaIin la
noilla: "Wtltta meillG on pb0psfun-
tamme taimaisio". @iia on min,
ettd fun usfosla fGpo1Gn SeeiuS-
omesta iiiGlIe, toimaollinen elGm1
olfoa paifallo. Sent1boen Seeiais-
fin ianoo tefstisiGnute, ettG obbas
portti ipie elGmGGn, eldm1Gn SSitma-
|lasia, ia tGmG eIGpG alfoo 10 tGdI-
Ia ia iatfuit iidti SlrmoIon Iitono.
@iatellesio mottoo tGGltG Sunla-
Ian li1o fGpttGG tefstimme futpolts-
ia fiesta, jota %ianotoan foioafii. Ca
ma taito tie on Seeilts itie, fllten
SGn on aboos porttitin (Sob. 1866.
ia tdll1s tieId tdait fdftnliu
~taipolla FUN fuletaon portista IL
iallefin Ills ustomolIa. aitltlliu:
Hiintitin te Ills oIette omafleme
ottaneet &ristufien Seeiufien, Ser
ronJ Min moeltafoo b1nesia" (&ol.
2 :6).
&oioolIa tiellG maelletaon iiis Slt
molaon nGboen usfon iubteesio, if.
miiiin nGboen mollitiee tefstimme
fitItoinen iG1nto: "&aitti mit1 fob
ootte, ettd ibmiiet teilGe tefiiimdt,
tebfGG te iomoin BELLE.
Eoiin mibolliiemmc estGipGt taifin
tamoin iefG ustoa ettG tGmGn full
toiien d1Gnnon" toteuttomista, ia
main inamme 1tieinfin fofeo tien Of,
tolitta. Mittto loltlelfoamme main:
sos nauroa MULE mooilrno
ga pilffoa minf1 taitoa,
81 boittaa. Se apoin oiottao,
@tt' eIon tie on faita".
On tiibaniin nerroin bausfempaa
10 t1Sid maaiImosia ellen fiilfea
faitoa tietG fitin me1ind mailman
miifana bimojenipirrosia lotpeoa tie.
ia belipettiin.
&lrnpo meilIG foifiIIo oliii Moo-
iefien mieli, ettG ianoiiinme: Cob
DON fGriid mielummin poi1poa pb-
oesid Siimolm ioufon tonsia FUN
iaaoa lpbptaifaisto noiitintoa ipn-
nisiG."
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-08-07

vi Vtlut ylSuuu Gtutt Suulll iuuS
mali 1ioiIle ia diti main noiiroi.
Wait6pGs IT'D 1iti mluito oiniifaon
ionoa mtorcn perboienia bpppGilpis.
ltGl
Mlitta el1mG MT eli ientddn ole.
fnon Min Sain "mufaapaa" fnifin
puolin. Sen iai &atrinfin ip66n plan
tofea, ia ioipa iiitG oionio Giti ia
ii1tin.
&atri oil 10 ollit "piostollafin"
pporimasid. Siella lie apasta oIitin
tlrntumit batsfalto; poiat iiell6 oli-
mat min mi,fapio, ett6 ie posta of
bupaista. $780,.
Stun iitten erGGn1 iltona &atri
lifomGrf1na tuli raofaon, neuIote-
r0paGn patfaieen, iai ban antaran
Observation-Disclosures, tofa febittDi
feltbfotlutmeefli. Monta pGipG1 iii
ma tptto motaii tieoottomono, bout
raillen main tansleiSta ia paboista
pojisto. ~.--..~.-
Souti fuitenfin fG1ntpi iuotui-
jam iititntaan; %jonflnn oian p1astd
| f ~. -
&atri oil 10 jotenfin wirteG. Malltta
ionomoton olfilIoiiltns poinoi bGncn
mieltdan. Meista ie iobt1i?
&atrin ipo1meen p%pbGfoulusiu FIJI
Wettp iona alfoi NIT orostaa, ia o.
~rastaesloon lie tlrnfi tieltGGn ipoG-
meSt6 niitG rifforltnbon foriio, joita
tanSiiel1mG iinne OH foStuattanlt.
Mittta tGstG ipntpi toistellt, mota.
Woa ilirua.
&utri parani fettbfofltimeesta.
aiti 10 iloitii iuitreSti. Mlttta finn
pboestG pobosta td1llG mooilmaSin
pGGiee, titlee toipalliiesti toinen mos
toan. IiinpG tasiGtiu. Sept fdtpi fun
fGrpifin limit, ettu &otri oil - pa-
bosia tauoisia. @oi iitG birpeGto
isfla 1ioillel
Miitta minfGpdS lille tefi; iellais
taban ie on eIGmG. Mistiio pitt iii.
Denfin. &otri poloinen tile iliri e.
nemmGn. Sent oil poiSia TITO bai,s.
fltus elGinGst1, mif1 tibGn osti oil
tilntunlt min fopin jololto ia inn.
relta. .-.-..~~.
&otri miettin ioiraaloon l1Gf1rir
boitoon. Mlttta if1pGltG tllntlli
iiell1 mirita, ia fpiel1 tGlloiien altar
tatia. &plld lie ipbGnt1 fouristi ia
apibaHliessejG IphIutiti npita poifa.
bunttiomin tobtaonl
Satti1ipo iitten erGGn1 iunmrntoi-
iItono, ett1 miiitm friStiiiiar tuli
ioiroaloon publtmnon Seeluflesto.
&otriSto iai ban oman plibetope-
rim. Sousfosti iiind fulaii tunti toi.
ienio per1stG, nnitto &otriSto oifo
tiintlti moin mrlttnmilta minltltteiI.
"a. ....".....
SGmGn fesfrstelln perGStG oil
&atrille ieIminnpt NE totlialoet, nit
ia ban lapiena Min bpmGsti taiii
ppb6- ia rippifoulisia. gept tieii
&ntri oleiponio lunostettu ia autl1aS
Seeiufien meresiG. Si miten fe tin-
tut bpmGltd ia iaIoiielta nsfool 81
ollut &atri foSfaan ennen maiSta-
nut tGllaista; ibon ilosta De6et tili
iilmiin. Toista oil tGm1 fnin tans.
ii1ilot. ...~~..-
Mltttn tietoiiuuS frrjaSto tiIasto
toi toiienlaiiia fppneliG mpos ill.,
min. 81, mifii mimio rniffao
ei diti iteitipomit. -~. Dr.. MOL
NGin maIitteli &atri iltapOstG. Miit-
ia mifiip1 lie oifeastoon poliitteIuis
ia tulil SdmG oil lopiltafin 2atrin
tlilos niotteliristaan. .~
9otri p6Gii pois iairoolosto. So
ieitruohporta Ioitontai.iltara oil tooS
tansiit tolollo. l1ieito &otrin rippi-
toulittopereita rienii iinne, moalot-
tuna ia buffet fomosti loitettatno.
&atri tunii ipbGmesiG6n moimafasta
baliia memi1 piibitmoon taolle joit-
folIe mapotiifien %ionoio, miitta bd'
pentiinme esti iiitG.
- MifG NINA olen r%teltipontddfi
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-08-07

= &aiffi Sppslebteen oiiotiit
f%irioitufiet opat lGbetettdpat If. 90
pdipddn mennesid Iebben toimitta-
jalle post. g. Miettilelle Sitcbbltr-
gin, Mass. Oiote: 70h Mecbomic
ct.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-08-07
Caivaanovi

Caivaanovi
| Sent1boen, faiffi mitG tab0otte,
etta ibmiiet tefiihp1t teille, tebf1a
iamoin tefin BELLE; iilG tana on
lafi ia p~rofeetat. @tenfGG abtaasta
portiSta iiiGlIe. SilIG lie portti on
wGlid ia ie tie lepe1, iota' mie fa-
ootufieem ia monte on niitG, iotfa
iiitG menetpdt iiialIe; ia lie portti on
aboas ia ie tie faita, iofa pie ela-
mdan, ia barlpat opot ne, lotfa len
I%optGfpGt, (WGt. 7:t2-14).
Slemme iporiin bppin t~ottuneet
iiiben, ettG buoneiiiin fulletaam o.
men faiitta. N%iinifG1n fGiitdmme,
ettd jobonfin moltofiirtaon, piiriin
tai ieiiraon pGGst11n main ioitten-
Tim nldarGttpien raioien iiiGlla; nai-
til raioja apoiiimme bptpdlla ipplla
fl1tlro olpefii.
Observation-Disclosures pG1s-
tGGn main omen falttta, ia tGsta lei,
fasto pubittoan eoesiGmme oleapisin
m6ripisiG.
&pipntme eniiflf:
MifG ON taiiuaanoipi?
Sefstimme mastaa: Sc portti on
abbas ~~~... joto mie el1m1dn".
Olemme Ills Min pitf1l1, ettd tie
oGmme toinnanopen oletpan nimeI-
tddn abtaan portin. Sulee main
fpipG eoelleen: MitG torfoitetaon
abtaollo portilla?
cannon fpipmpfien ratfniiee See.
Illus lite; SGn ianoo: "Mfin1 olen
omi" (Sob. 1879.
giio on fiis ieltpGn ieltpG: See
ils title on aboas portti. Collin eli
iootafam aiia ola, 1illG main See
ius.portin fautta fiilfee taipoontie.
YdGstpGmme ielpbpteen obtaasta
portisto tltlee eteen. uuli fpipmps:
Wifii taiiuaanopi OH n6bas?
@nnenfuin moitnnle publlo oipeil
obtarben ipistG, tlilee tatfoim blto.
mota, ettG .t6rnG orpi totielto pilo-
len on lepe1dfm leipednlpi, iilIG
Seeius on "atoailman map1taia",
ia SGnesiG tuIIitt Suntolnn arnlo
ulettiru ioasta Idnteen pobioiesta
eteldGn; tGIla otpella ei ole 1Gri1
eifa mGarid taltd famalta fatiot-
tuna. Weutta toiielta pltolen tdnld
api on fuin onfin aboaS, langen
aboas.
Wtifii2
SeelusaoDen abtaus riippru fus-
tofin p~tiilost1, iill1 &aomottn to-
bistaa: "Se olette obtoaIIo omisia
ipodmisi1mne" (Sonatarffa iromen.
nos 2 &or. 6:12). Seas miten lie
&oamottu on merfiIlinen firia: ie
ielittaa eta S~eeius-otpen obtaus
riippuu meioan ipo6mistdmmel
Sinun ipo1meii foottao oIIa finn
tpnDt onlaan jugolifraiteeii, futen
ennen SarIufien; ct iilIoin pG1ie
lima mieIesid Seeilis-oapesta iii1lle,
moiffa mitd tefiiit. @ita on fiis
iinun ~ipodmesidii eifa Seeiufiesia.
Sonfim toiien ipbdn toas on fiin-
tpnpt tansiebin, miinaon, epGiiweeI.
Iiippteen tai mibin liboHiirniteen ia.
bonio; bdrtf1dn ei p1die iii1Ile See.
~ius.onesto, iillG oma ipoGn' piris-
too belipettiin p1in.
3olmas niinifGGn OH oIerpinaon
MIN ptiias, ettei ban torpitietadn
ISeeinsta; banenfin iiis on moboo-
tonto pGGst6 Seeius4oipesto fiiGlIe,
iiIlG iuitrrils estG1 fen.
&oifen faiffiaan: MitG oiittoo Ie.
tpeinfd1n ofpi, jos omesto iiiGlIe
pritt1m1ttG prsfemme oipenpieIiGl
9lbtoafii ie bommo Iopulta trilee.
On ieltp1G, ettd me jofoinen Iiion
nostomme oIenrme topoIlo tai toi.
leila obtooIlo tGman omen eoesid;
meilt6 fpipt1Gn Ills toisteIlio, fiiten
I&ppi1ts fononfin fntipSSo hoifoSfn
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1919-06-06

of the three institutions debated and
won the decisions, Wake Forest feels
justly proud.
The State ball Championship
race which has just closed saw Wake
Forest victorious. The years SEIZED
ule included a series won from A. &
E. College, 1870 victory over Dav-
idson and a fifteen inning decision
ovet the University. Probably the
factor which counted most toward
the championship was the heavy hit
ting Of the Baptists, the whole team
smuggling around $50.
The medical college, the first med
zeal school in the state to be graded
Al, will begin work next year with
additional equipment and large at
tendance is expected.
Commencement exercises will be-
gin on June 18th and continue thru
the 18th at which time sixty grad
yates will receive their diplomas.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1919-06-06
COMMENCEMENT AT WAKE
FOREST

Wake Forest, ~. g, June As
the end of the scholastic year draws
near at Wake Forest College, re-
sumo of forsenic and athletic activ-
tiles discloses an enviable record for
the past year.
Wake Forest s record in the debat-
ing world is remarkable one as on
ly one series Of debates has been lost
in the history oof the College, Emery
and Henry College, Of Emory, Va,
and Baylor University, of Waco, Tex
as. This record is indeed enviable
since Wake Forest put out three
teams in one year, and beat the fir
st teams Of the three institutions
mentioned above. This is something
no other college in the state has at
tempted and in view Of the fact that
all three teams met the best teams
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-12-11
MIR. WILSON'S POLICY

He explained to me. the witness con tinued, ~tnat MT. Wilson was what he was pleased to term an advanced liberal, great democfat, whose concern was for the welfare of the people of the world and not limited to the narrow bounds of the United States. He said Mir. Wilson was opposed to capital in Mexico and everywhere elsa, no matter to whom the capital belonged, and that in expelling the American from Mexico the constitu- tionalists would receive the sympathy of the American government. Buckley as sailed the attituae of the oil companies in Mexico.
 The Mexican situation has been made too muck of an oi, question" he told tine com mittee, and has been confused too much with oil. The oil companies have suffered and are entitled to relief, but their sGffering has been nothing as com pared to that os the American of smaller means"
 The oil companies, Buckley charged, had weak and vacillating policy very similar to that of the American govern ment in handing the general Mexican situation"
 "The oil company. able to fight Buck ley said '.has not had the courage to do so and has fallen back or the one alter native-b.ibery There is not one of the foreign oil companies doing business in Mexico which has not from one to lot Carranzistas on it's pay roll. In adopting this contemptible policy the oil companies have not only contributed to their pres ent plight but they have failed to seize that leadership in the fight for American
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-12-11
TEXT OF STATEMENT

Mir kennedy's statement follows;
 Tn lis inferv,ew in the pubic press Governor Kil5y declines the challenge ot the Alabama puhlic service commisslol, to air his charges in the courts instead of the newspapers.
 Instead, he continues his pohtlcal ca ,a naign to cleo. u president of the puoie service commission in the May prlmarles who will wear his golden collar
 erhat his purpose is logical IS piaia, He began his trade of spleen with ms purpose thinly yelled. In his second m tervie,v the veil is torn asunder and tae naked fact is revealed He rehashes pc litical thunder from the campaign pooN of a man l deefated before the people oi Alabama. Hanrg P. Merritt, recenuA rewarded for hi, fidelity to the governor bv appointment to the court of apPea Is. proclaimed from the housetops, elected, l will give my entire time to the duties of the office" l stated then. as state now, that the office does not reqa re the entire time of any competent man. MT. Merritt was defeated on this issue
 ITO give a tinge of color to his political coup the goserr,cr alleges neglect of duty on the part of the commission. or two members thereof, viz: myself and MT.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-12-11
MEXICAN POLICY ID DRIVE AMERICANS
 OUT OF COUNTRY
Menace of American in Mex leo Must Be Removed, Is View of Carranza
 Government
By Associated Pres,

Washington, December 1o.--Further tes- timony taken by the Fall committee in- vestigating Mexican affairs, made public today. pictures the Carranza government as regarding all diplomatic protests of the American government as perfume tory, and aceredits to officials of the Mexican government a policy of driving Americans out of the country,
 The committee today made public the testimony of w. F. Buckley. an Ameri- can lawyer. long resident in Tampico and one of the wel-known men of the American colony In Mexico.
 Luis Cabrera tMexican minister Of finance) told me very frankly" testified Buckley, that the menace of the Ameri- can in Mexico mcst be removed and that the only way to do this was to drive him out of the country and take his prop ertv'
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-12-11
President of Alabama Pub lie Service Commission Answers Governor and Declares He Will Be Can- didate for Reelection.
By FRED H. GORMLEY Montgomery Bureau The Age Herald
 l224 First National Buildin1

lZk4 First National buHulH9
 Montgomery, December l0.-(Special.) of Governor Kilby about the refusai of two members of the Alabama public serv- ice commission to live in Montgomery during their terms. sam P. Kennedy. president of the commission. Wednesday issued statement in which he an nounced that he would be a candidate for reelection on an anti-Hilby platform.
 President Kennedy's announcement came at the close of a statement which went minutely into details regarding the bill requiring state officers 10 reside in close proximity to Montgomery, and the statement of the governor referring to the commission as a farce. The gov ernor has thrown down a challenge to this commission that it negfects us duties" concluded Mir. Kennedy state ment Il accept the challenge and brand the charge as without foundation in truth I appeal to the people of this state whose servant 1 am, ana al tne proper time shall announce as cahui- date to succeed myself in the May prl- naries, and call upon the governor to unblanket his entry To keep the record straight, I shall announce myself as an anti-Kilby candidate.
 The statement declared that the gov ernor was playing politics, hoping to put d friend of the administration in oIilce and charged that the purpose or the plli was to give positions to triends or tue governor The name of Henry r. Merritt recently named member of the appellate court and candidate against MT Ken nedy four years ago. was freely used and charged that the 'campaisn thun der was originated with the notorious smelling committee, of which Henry r. Merritt was chairman
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-12-11

rights in Mexico to which they were urged by circumstances, and in so fail ing, they have cone incalcuiable harm to the American of small means and 10 the American people and to American pres tige."
 Buckley insisted he did not believe armed intervt ion the only solution. He suggested the possibility of this govern ment swing i,s unqualified support 70 some one representing the old order, or
 as an alternst ve withdrawing reeosEi
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-12-11

reported here today sunk durire storm yesterday on Big Lake. Two houseboats and launch also were re- ported sunk.
 Capt. William Roberts Of the tug boat Freda reported that the barges and tugboat were sunk shortly after they were lowed from a canal to Bis Lake. A loss of life has not been veri- fled late today.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-12-11
HOW HE ENDED KIDNEY TROUBLE

q had severe attack of kidney trouble and for three weeks could not get out of doors and scarcely out of bed'. writes c. E. Brewer Village Springs. Ala. Could not bend over at al. without the most excruciating pains. I purchased bottle of Foley's Kidney Pills. Was relieved after the first few doses and continued their use until completely cured. con- slider Foley Kidney Pills the best kid rey remedy in the world. No recur- renee of my trouble.''--Eugene Jacobs Drug Store.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-12-11
Port Rond Bid Accented

New Orleans, December lU.-The board of port commissioners late to- day accepted the bid of combination of St Louis. Chicago and New Orleans financial interests to purchase at par, the first $5.0O0,000 of the issue of ST. 500.0O0 five per cent port commission bonds. The sale at par insures .comple- ton of the industrial canal.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-12-11
TUG, BARGES AND
 HOUSEBOATS SUNK

By Associated Prsss
 Lake Charles, La, December 10- The tugboat Catherine and four barges, of crews unknown here. were
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-12-11

ton of the. present government and pa tiently await until a better government mignt be established.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-12-05
ATTENTION GIVEN TO
FEEDING FALL PIGS
improvement in Their Care Is
Urged by Professor Euart.
System OF Feeting CAFETERIA" style
and Types Of stsgsea Attract
csrnsnt--psss Are Pushed
Along From Star. 70 Finish.

Al the lows agricultural experiment
station ut Ames. great deal ~ AZTEC,
len has been gwen 10 gall PIGS. Prof.
iaba VI EyYari. rh'pr NJ swine pro-
tIrt8u has t,~'a a leader Ia atso-at.
~ 90 Increase sn f!1e number IL fall
- and tn Ia. Improvement X eas4r
'srs HIS Ay.frm II feeding tbvla
cafeteria style" aB1 lt, tggrs " A9s
houses have attracted mgra atfv1ttOa
Professor LvYard says
"fnr e nuMtrr Of years tha animal
section ~ thr experiment
station has been yrva.a2 pts- that
tosur. In the Inst duys u August OF
iurIus September. We push them
from start ro th.sh. untiI In Aprt ant
i II Dot unusual fuf them 20 weigh
around 10 pounds GOT 40 bad Tor ptss
~ eight months VI age, fed r. Sht
through the cold winter, our fall pixs
sajh practically as wen as our spring
pigs We have had raN pigs return u
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-12-05
REBELLION
IN STOMACH


tufurs ~ ur}1e~~t~i fntd cause
pA}H II pnur Nt8tUsah Is ~ - revolt
n s'et grassy FHi Hp~et ant what Joa
lps' ste has frrmea'ed aUi turned
.ggf head day sha nrhes brlch
e. vr> ana ts'as nn1 srecfatc ari,grst.
ei frrA 'u't take . tablet or tao II
rrpes Dyspepsia 20 h"lF uru'raite
ari,i'i, hah ja I've m18H'es ,vu wonder
n7ai h'e-af,it - ne |PE.r4 pfA9tfy' lf,-
digestion tHa aA.'rrss
II yonr stomach aoesn 'nkc care II
yoBf lfherpl i.rt without te'eliau.
II yopr fasi ~ damage instead ~
heIp remember the quickest suftat.
most harmless stomach aptarld 10
Pare ilapeus which costs ~ little
q drug stores ADV
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-12-05
TORPEDOED!
ten'i tlaS. yuu' live and
bos els, hut tsac
C.as1afe;S "

Yea iue@ aaj vnuea whu eae'' grs
f., uk fsht--.eba hase teeia b"
coareA tongue. bad taste sud foa,
breath. 6sfglur@v. can't slevp are mt
,sas ucr,aus ant upset bothered With
SIX, eansy. dl>ouiryeA a.naach and
caRis.
krv yau keeping vaar &srr and ''ou'.
els essan With tascarrss ~ shocking
ynur H,Ifre every tea DAYS with tak
emel. Salts. 04 .oA ,iu}vnt p0ls'
Gamagrt1 weth While y.s8 steep they
~BraGe, the si#na D. frtaavy the sour,
ubtieeetri, frrmcNtlag faa3 and foul
Easrs. take tAe esg,ess tile ffAm the
istr ana carry ont - the system ~
tlss sess,sS4ls~ ssass. n,sit~F slAa- s'ssl"
son tn fhr bowels Cascsr~ts never
sr!pr yrAcn or cause tncobvcG3rnc~
.nsi tnstRrc{s cost 80 llttie too ADV.
1stk tent ntvE{> cheap whes