davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-08-27

Soldier Bartaeld again was discovered at
ditionins himself for his meeting with Benny
leonard at the Pills Park one week from
t"ndaht Other Phil Park bouts follow
WiIia Jackson VS. Eddie Wallace. Patsy
Wallace vs. Max Williamson Johnny Muir
ray VS. Joe O'Donuell and Joe BENJAMIN vs.
Joe Koons.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-08-27

Johnny Moloney, the former amateur
champion, will appear In the main bout a.
3evans Johnny DuEan another Philadel- I
phisn, meets Harry Young on the same card
Tho other bouts foilow Benny Parry vs..
Johnny RueEets and Joe Cocnsy vs. Mel
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-08-27

THAT ended the and also tjght baseball 0" So" Fjcd
announced future. the daylight Saring Ian
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-08-27
Talk about smokes |!

time you fire up! That's because
p. A. has the quality!
You can't any more make Prince
Albert bite your tongue or parch your
throat than you can make horse drink
when he's off the waterl Bite and
parch are cut out by our exclusive
patented processl
You just lay back like regular
fellow and puff to beat the cards and
wonder why in san1hill you didn't nail
a section in the p. A, smokepasture
longer than you care to remember backl
!. Toppy red bags, tidy red tins. handsoms
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-06-05
ISAKYTA SUARESTUOTI
NAUJOS VOKIEcIU
RESPUBLIKOS
PREzIDENTA.
Vokieciai protestuoja prizes
prancuzu veikima.

Berlynas, birz. 4. - North
German Gazette paskelb6, jog
vokieGiQ valdzia isakG kuo-
veikiaus suareStuoti DR.. Dor
ten, naujos Rhine provincijQ
reSpublikos prezidenta.
Be to, vokieciQ valdzia pa
dare protestq prizes prancuzus,
katrie paremia tq naujQ res
publikq, atSkilusiQ nuo Vokic-
tijos.
DR.. Dorten yra kaltinamas
uz Sales iSdavyste.
VokieGiQ valdzia tvirtina,
kad ia nauja respublika yra
paranki Prancuziiai, kaipo bu-
forint vieSpatija.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-06-05
LIETUVIAi REIKALAUJA
ISTIRTILENKy DAR~
BUS LIETUVOJE,

PARYzTUS, birz. 4. Lie
tuvos vyriausybes atstovai
taikos konferencijos pareika-
lavo paskirti konisija, kuri is
tirtQ lenkQ rengiamus pogro-
mus prizes zydus If pacius lie
tuvius uzilntOse lenkais Lie
tuvos dalyse. Taippat GetuViai
reikalauja talkininkq atkreip-
tt donna j lenkq darbus Lietu-
vote.
IS VarSavos praneSama, jog
lenku kariuomenei paskelbtas
generals isakymas iauties
demonstruoti prizes zydus If
juos uzpuldineti.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-06-05
.D|DELES RIAUSES
TOLEDOJ.

Toledo, o., birz. 4. Cia
Willys-Overland automobiliu
dirbtuveje jau senai tesiasi
darbininkq streikas. Kompa-
Mia naudojasi streiklauziais.
Miesto majoras prie kompani-
MICS istaigQ pristate apgin-
kluotu sargq is buvusiQ karei-.
viz.
Vakar ivyko baisios riauses,
kuriose dalyvavo apie $4,000
vyrQ il moteriu. Uzpulta is
einantieji po darbo streiklau-
ziai. Paskui imta akmenimis
bombarduoti automobiliu dirb-
tuv6. TruSkinta automobiliai.
Pasekm6je du zmogu nu-
sauta ir daugelis suzeista. Bu-
vusieji kareiviai saude j mi
Mas.
Miesto majoras pareikalavo
gubernatoriaus kuoveikiaus
prisiQsti milicija.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-06-05
Trockis state paskutines
saVO jegas
TALKININKAI VOKIE-
CLANS ATSAKYS BIR-
zELIO 6 D.
Rantzau iSdidziais vadina tai
kininkq premjerus.

Paryzius, birz. +. - Echo
dc Paris prancSa, kad talki-
ninkai i vokicGiQ atstovQ kon-
tr-pa<iulymuS duOS galutinQ
at~akymQ ateinanti pcnkta-
dicni.
Kick >uzinota, bus atmcSti
vi>i vokicGiQ kontr-pasiuly-
mai. NokicGiam< bus pasakyta,
kad iic Ii@i hirzrlio p dicnos
arba turi taikos Sutarti pat
virtinti arba atSiSakyti nuo
patvirtinimO.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-06-05
DzIUSTA UNGARIJOS Boil
sEVIKIzMAS.
Tvarkosi nauja valdzia is
Karolyi salininku.

Paryzius, birz. 4. rs Wen
nos per Basel (Sveicarijoje)
gauta ziniQ, kad Ungarijoje
bolSevikQ valdzia nyksta. Ne
poilgam j visai isnyks.
New Vienna Tageblatt tvir-
tina, jog tvarkosi naujas mi
nisteriQ kabinetas, kurs uz-
inns bolSevikQ vieta.
Kabineto pirmininku yra
German, buves prekybos mi
nistcris buvusiam Karolyi
kabinete.
German pakviestas ] Versail-
les konferuoti su talkininkQ
atstovais apie stow Ungari-
joje.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-06-05
TROCKIS SUTRAUKIA Kh-
RIUoMENE EsTONI-
JOS FRONTAN.
Tai su prievarta paimti prizes
bolSevikiSki Vyrai.

Stockholmas, birZ. +. -Tro-
ckiS Sutraukiu >kaitIjnga bol-
ScvikiSkQ kariuomone ! Pa
baItiiQ, Ead uzpulti eStu<.
Suomiu< ir kituS ir tue bu,ju
ne tik ap@inti Potro"~adQ, bet
dar i>naujo iSibriauti Pabal-
tiion.
Toll Trockio kayiuomcn@ --
tai papraSti burial ,yrQ, ;"
rricvarta paimtU kal"ivioUti.
Ncnaly@inama u didziuna y
IA pric>in@a bcl.rvikamS.
Cha nuor2n'arUama, kad
|rr"cEi> >ta;o ra>kutincS >a-
yo it@0S. Tie jo karciyjg hu-
rial, manoma, pa>tumti pir-
myn polrI~ moiStu> prizes boil
>cviku> II pcrci> holScvikQ
pricSininlQ pu~dn. Ir tuoiauS
>u @iuIiIai> at>iSukS prizes pa
GiuS ~ovo >kriaudliuS ir en-
@GiuS boIScviIiuS.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-06-05
NUO NUODINGU DUJU
zUVA ARKLIAI IR
GALVIJAI.

Paryzius, birz. 5. - Po ka-
res Alzase ir kitur 6m6 kristi
arkliai ir galvijai, besiganan-
tieii laukuose.
Hgas laikas nezinota prize
zasties. Pagaliaus susekta, kad
tas paeina nuo nuodingQjQ du-
jQ, vartotQ kar6s metu.
Tomis dujomis uznuodinta
zolG~ ~ir-Nisekie augalai. Arkliai
ar galvijai paGde coles suserga
If krinta.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-06-05
Uz KARE KALTE SUVER
CIAMA ANT BUVUSIO
CARO-.
Kuomet Russia mobilizavus
kariuomene, Vokietija
turejus uzpulti Pran-
cuzija.

Berlynas, birz. 5. - Vokie-
GiQ atstovai ekspertai Versail-
lese, prof. Delbrueck, gen,
Montgelas ir prof. German, u2
kar6s pradzia visa katie su-
vercia ant buvusio rusQ caro-.
Tuo tikslu jie pagamino ilgq
memorandumq, kaipo atsaky-
ma talkininkQ komisijai, kuri
uz kar6s pradzia apkaltino
buvusi vokieGiQ kaizerl il
Prusijos militaristus.
VokieGiai uzgina, kad Ber-
lynas su Vienna butQ suokal-
biaves prizes Serbia. Sake, ka-
rel pradzia dave buves rusQ
caras. KuOmet % paSlulymaS
taikinties Hague buvo atmes-
tas, jis tuojaus paskelb6 Is -oio
rusQ armijos korpuso mobili-
zacija.
Rusijos imperijalistiniai sic
kiniai buvo gerai zinomi vo-
kieGGiams. Tad Sitiems dau-
giau nieko nebeliko, kaip tilz
uzpulti Prancuzija, su kuriaja
Russia buvo sajungoje.
Sulig vokieeiQ iseina tas,
kad Vokietija kares neprade-
jo, bet buvo priversta ginties.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-06-05
GENERALE MEDzIOKLE.
Prizes RAUDONUO-
SIUS.

Po bombQ sprogdinimQ il
grumojimQ visoj Salyj SiandiC
prasid6jo generate medziokli
prizes visokio plauko socija.
listus ir anarchistus.
Ivairiuose miestuose suima,
mi radikaliai gaivalai. Vakal
Clevelande suareStuota 45 in,
tariamieji raudonieji. Pitts,
burge suareStuota 20; Chica-
goje apie 80.
MiestQ policijos susijung[
su federaliais agentais il
SIuoja radikalius gaivalus.
Is Washingtono prancSama,
jog kongrese pakeltas klausi-
mas iSleisti aStrus istatymas
prizes bombininkus il visus
tuos, katrie drumscia ramiQ-
jQ pilieciQ gyvenimq.
Americas Darbo Federaci-
los virSaitis Morris tVirtina,
kad tie visi bombininkai tai
SvctimSaliai. Gal jo pasakymc
If yra kick teisybGs.
Visgi tokSai tvirtinimas y
IA nctaktingas. Jis negali
patikti darbininkams, kuriuos
jis atstovauja. Geri darbo
zmonGs neiSdaro jokiu prajo-
VII. Nekelia kruvinos revoliu-
cijoS If neplatina teroro. Tai
visa atlieka socijalistai. Site
per kraujq nori pagrobti Sa-
lies valdymq. ;
BaItimor6je kaip .katedra,
taip kardinoIo Gibbonso rezi-
dencija stipriai policijos sau-
gojama.
Visuose miestuose saugoja-
mi vieSieji bustai ir istaigos.
Is WaShingtono pareina IL
niQ, jog tikimasi TRIUMPH laiIln
jSgaudyti visus suokalbinin,
kus il. teroristus.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-06-05
PATARIA SUNAIKINTI vi
SUS KARES LAI-
VYNUS.

Tokyo, birz. 4. - Japonijos
kar6s laivyno If armijos vir-
Sininkai tur6jo susirinkimq.
Pirmininkavo buves premjeras
markizas Okuma.
Pastarasis pazymdjo, kad
jei norma pasaulyje palaikyti
taikq, reikia sunaikinti visus
didziuliu vieSpatiju kar6s lai-
vynus.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-06-05
TRUKSMAS SENATE TAI
KOS SUTARTIES REL
KALE.
Patirta, kad bankininkai turi
taikos sutarti.

Washington, birz. 5. - w.
vakar senate pakelta truks-
mas taikos sutarties reikale.
Dalykas We kane:
Kuomct talkininkai indav6
vokieGiams taikos sutarti, vie
Sal buvo paskelbta tik vienos
is tos sutarties iStraukos.
TaIkininkai nusprendG, kad
visos sutarties neskelbti vie
Sal, kol vokieciai jos nepat-
virtins.
Po Sito senate buvo reika-
laujama, kad Americas atsto-
vyb6 taikos konferencijoje bu-
tinai pristatytQ senatui pilna
sutartl. Bet j ta atsakyta Sc
nate, jog tas padaryti negali-
ma, nes tai butq prizes talki-
ninkQ ir paties prezidento no.
ra.
ReiSkia, senatas negavo pill
nos sutarties kopijos.
Tuo tarpu uzvakar senate
riu Borah ir Lodge pranes6,
jogei pilnos taikos sutarties
kopijas turi bankininkai New
Yorke. Senatorius Lodge viena
kopija pats mates.
We tas ir pak6le truksma.
Imta iSmetin6ti Sales admi-
nistracijai, jog. j su senatu
nenori skaityties, nors visll-
pirm nuo to paties senate pri-
gull patvirtinimas taikos su-
tarties.
Paskui pranesta, jog taikos
sutarties kopijos Berlyne po
15c. pardavinejamos.
Taigi Europa sutarties tu-
RIM Zinc. Gi Suv. ValstijQ
zmonems neleidziama patirti
taikos. salygq.
Nezinia kuo pasibaigs tas
svarbus reikalas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-06-05
GAL kick BUS NUSILEIS.
IA VOKIECIAMS.
Tik viena Prancuzija priesina-
81 nusileidimui.

Paryzius, birz. 5. - Talk
ninkai labai uoliai studijuoja
vokieciQ kontr-pasiulymus j
taikos sutarti.
Pasklydo girdas, jog talki-
ninkai prielankiauja kaiku-.
riems nusileidimams. Ypac
prielankiauja vokieciq pasiu-
lymui, jog CANA Vokietijai
bus uzmok6ti 100 milijardQ
markiq.
Toliaus norma padaryti
nusileidimas Silezijos reikale.
Tenai yra turtingi angliq lau-
kai. Vokietija netekus Sile-
zijos ir Saar klonio, neteks
nei angliQ, pramonei butinaf
reikalingq.
Sakoma, Suv. Valstijos If
Anglia sutinka su nusileidi-
mais ir salygq pakeitimu tai
kos sutartyje. Bet tam prize
sinasi Prancuzija. Gi Italia ir
Japonija tame reikale mazai
interesuojasi.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-06-05
IS AIRIJOS PRAsALINTA.
DU AMERIKONIsKU O.
FICIERU.

Londonas, birz. 5. - Ang-
lijos vyriausybes paliepimu
liepta tuojaus Airija apleisti
dviem Suv. ValstijQ oficie-
ram - majorui ir leitenantui
is kvartermeisterio departa-
mento.
Tiedu oficieru, sake, emu
siu draugauti su sinnfeine-
riais Airijoje.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-06-05
DIDELIS STREIKAS Parry,
zIUJE.
Sustojo pozeminiu gelezinke,
liu traukiniai.


Pary5ius, birz. +. - Strei-
kuoja Gia darbinikai metalo
iSdirbystdse. Streilas pIeGia-
81.
Siandic sustreikavo ant po-
zeminiu gelezinkeliQ darbinin-
kai, traukiniQ operatoriai.
Nisoj SiarrinGj rPraneuzijoj
Siandie streikuoja apie $4,000
darbininku ivairiOSe darbo Sa-
kOsc.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-06-05
Lenkai nusprende kolonizuoti
Lietuvq
Lietuvai reikalinga Amerikos
lietuvi4 pagelba
("Draugui" telegramal.

WASHINGTON birz s. - Lietuviu Pildomass Komitetas
nuo atstovo kun Dobuzio gavo kabegrama
Geguzes % diena lietuvu msa sugryzo Kaunan is Var
savos Negatives pasekmes Lenka nusprende es uzpuoma
prizes Lietuva Jie plenuoja uzimt r koonizuoh Leuva
Tad palo dides uzsdegmas Lietuvos iaudies, ku nus
prende vsoms Sgaemis gnti SALES aisve nepau
somybe.
Lieuvos zmones aukia r tis sulauk pagelbos nuo
Amerkos Ietuviu. Vinikas, zlius, Belskis.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-06-05
REIKALAUJA PRAsALINTI LENKU KARIUOMENE Is
LIETUVOS

Paryzius birz s. - Kadang enkQ kariuomene kakurose
Letuvos atssako kaut prizes bosevikus r uuo to
kovoa prizes pacus etvus r zydu tad Lietuvos astova
rekaaua takos konferencos kad enku karuomene butq
prasainta is Lietuvos.
Kuomet tai bus akta Lieuvos vrausyba iSnauo pakels
pasekminga kova prizes boSevkus Kova teGau bus kur
kas pasemngesnd jei Lieuvos aia bus apupnta reika
lnga karGs medzaga.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-06-05
TAIKOS SUTARTI AUS
TRAI VEzASI NAMO.

st. Germain, Prancuzija
birz. 4. - Austrijos atstovy-
bas galva, premjeras Renner
su keliais sekretoriais vakal
iSkeliavo Austrijon.
Su savimi jis issivez6 &C
kopiju taikos sutarties.
Gionai, sakoma, jis sugry-
Sias ateinanti seStadieni.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-06-05
UzDARYTA GRAND PACI
FIG VIEsBUTIS.

Tas vieSbutis Chicagoje
praddjo gyvuoti 1873 metals.
Tuo ilgu laikotarpiu jiS dauS
keliauninkQ buvo tur6jes.
VieSbutis uzdarytas ir bus
nugriautas. 10 vietoje stato-
mas 1S-kos augstQ bustas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-06-05
Baigiasi bolSevikq valid dymas
Ungarijjoje

MiestuOse ir miesteliuose
seka susir6mimai. Daugelis
pab6g6liQ atkeliauja j Austri-
jos parubezius.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-06-05
ANGLIJOS VIDUJINE
PASKOLA.

Londonas, birz. +. - Angli-
jos parlamcntas igaliojo pi-
nigyno minister uztraukti
naujq vidujine 81, ,25O,0O0,0 900
.paskoIq apmokGti metini nepri
tekliu.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-06-05
VokieCiai nepatenkinti.

VokicGiV atStovai NcrSalIIe-
Sc labai ncpatcnkinti kad tai
kininkai atSiSako veSti Su jas
taikoS tarybaS zodziu.
PrancuzQ laikra>ciai daznai
prikai$ioja vokicGiamS, kOdel
iic ncpatvirtina SutarticS, ko
iic Iaukia.
GrafaS Rantzau piktai atr@-
zia. kodcI-@i taIkininkai mes
toia ! tarybaS.
EokicGiai paduodami talkl-
rinkam> Savo kontr-paSluly-
mus buvo manc, kad taiS klau-
SimaiS taIkininkai apSiimS
diSEuSuoti.
Bet ta!kininkai ncapSiima.
AtSaky< vokicGiamS raStu.
Rantzau rustauja.
NokicGiQ atStovQ galva, gra-
raS Brockdorff-Rantzau tvirti-
na, kad talkininkQ premJeral
if prezidentas WilSOnas per
daug iSdidziai neSasi, .jci ne
nori SuSieiti Su vOkieGiais.
Sake, kad jei jiS butQ anu
victoie, panaEiai nepasielgtQ.
NeS, girdi, rcikia bijotics Die
vo il zmoniQ.
Netenka visokios vilties.
KuOmpt talkininkai atSiSaEo
Daduotas vokieciQ sugcStijas
di<klSuOti, vokieCiai atStoval
nctenka jokios viItics, kad jie
gautu kokius nors palengvi-
minus Sutartyje.
Po Sito juoSe If vel pal1yla
abcjOnl, ar sutarti patvirtinti,
ar ne.
Patvirtinsi, nepatenkinsi
vokieGiQ tautoS, uzkrausi bal
siai didele na$tQ ant Vokieti-
jos.
Nepatvirtinus - gall iSeiti
kur-kas blogiau. Mes talkinin-
kQ armiios stow paruoStos
briautieS Vokietijos gilumOn.
AIatyt, vokieciai pamos su
ranka il patvirtins. Pasakys,
negalima intikinti talkininkQ,
tegu taip bunie.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-06-05
NUO INFLUENZOS Parry
zIUJE MIRE 100000
zMONIU.

Paryzius, birz. +. - Cia
laikOtarpiu - nuo spallQ
men, 1918, ligi vasario, 1919,
nuo Influences mir6 apie 2OO,-
600 zmoniQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-06-05
UNGARAI PAKILO Prizes
BOLSEVIKUS.

Berlynas, birz. 4. - Gauta
ziniu, jog vakarin6j Ungari-
ioi, kur siauGia bolSevikai,
prizes situos pakilo gyventojai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-06-05

New York, birz. 5. : Cia
atkeliavo buvusio Rusijos
premiere grafo Vitte zmona.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-06-05

lSFFaslTY Of ILLINOIS LIBRARY
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-06-05

LITHUANIAN DAILY FRIEND
Published Daily Except Sundays by
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1919-10-31
The Lack Of Teachers.

The report of the National Edu-
cation association that more than
lOO, 100 positions in the public
schools of the country are either
vacant or filled by teachers below
standard should be alarming, if this
country expects to maintain its
reputation for literacy. What are
the southern states going to do to
MI the places of the missing one
third of the total number of neces-
sary teachers, as shown by the re-
port! Whatever Russia may be do
ing in politics, she is said to be
earnestly engaged in charging her
educational facilities, especially in
the way of Offering inducements to
teachers. Is the scale Of education
in the United States to go down
while that Of Russia rises?-St.
Louis Post Dispatch.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1919-10-31
Looking Backward.

The Cook Mimi. journal, whose
editor is n Of the early day resi-
dents in this county at Big Stone
lake, "reminiscences as follows;
The Herald Advance, Milbank,
5 )uth Dakota, reports that it snow
ed in that artic region Wednesday
night. That, William, gives us a
shivery reminder that 80 years ago
not only Wednesday, but Thurs
day and Friday. it showed out on
your undulating prairies; and then
wind blew a hurricane across Big
Stone lake at the old Bailey or
LANCE farm to Bonanza lakeside re.
sort; then Saturday we went out
with w. H. Bowman. and Nat Car
yer and picked up the BODY of Silas
Bowen, who was drowned six weeks
previous while ferrying some cattle
across that lake. The banana belt
looks good to US and the threatened
strike OF the coal miners doesn'tdis-
turb our peaceful dreams.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1919-10-31
Barn for Horses Secured.

The action of the City council at
t le last meeting toward securing a
barn has resulted in the securing of
the Fairchild barn. just west of
Main street. Alderman Riley has
been appointed by the council and
has the matter in full charge. The
barn will be repaired, a new single
roof put on, a chimney and an
office for the man in charge, which
will make the total cost Of the
property about $1,000. Mayor
Fuller stated that the property was
we'll worth that amount. and will
be worth a great dea! more in SER
vice to the farmers. The city will
donate the use of the barn to q man
who will manage it and care for the
horses. the receipts being his as his
pay. In this way the city will be
under no further expense and the
manager Of the barn will receive
just pay. The action Of the city
council ID . good one and ons that
will be welcome to the farmers.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1919-10-31

Charles S. Barrett, president of
the National Farmers Union, and
one Of the farmers representatives
in the national industrial confer
here issued an appeal today to
the farmers to "be prepared to aid
our beloved country in her present
hour of need"
Menaced by entrenched privileg.
es on the one hand and q perilous
red propaganda on the other"
said Mr.. Barrett. the nation is
facing the most. dangerous situa-
ton since the civil war. Although
reveling in plenty, though business
never more plenty. though
employment was never more gen.
eral. the country is sitting on q
powder magazine which threatens
at any moment to explode.
The failure of the industrial
conference to accomplish any con-
crete thing makes it necessary an
offensive and defensive alliance be-
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1919-10-31

The second installment of the
county taxes is due and must be
paid Friday or the delinquent will
have to pay a l per cent penalty for
every month it remains unpaid.
One half of the taxes for the 1918
year which amounts to 1854, 1922 sc,
is to be collected at this time.
The first installment of the tax was
due first of April. According to
the laws Of the state. one half Of
the tax must be paid by that date
or the full amount becomes due,
and the owner Of the property must
pay a l percent penalty for every
month it remains unpaid. If the
first installment is paid before
April first the second installment is
due before November first.
1t is estimated that the taxes for
the year 1919 will be at least 80
per cent higher than 1918. The
Milbank tax will be approximately
the same, with exception as the
state levy will change the total, but
the farm property will be subject
to the increased tax. as the value Of
the property has increased. This
total amount too includes all tax,
personal, property, poll. or road.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1919-10-31

No business man ia any town
should allow q newspaper published
in his town to go without his name
and business being mentioned some
where in its columns. This applies
to all kinds If business-general
stores, dry good. groceries, furni-
ture dealers manufacturing estab-
lishments, automobile dealers, me-
chanics, professional men and in
fact all classes of business men.
This does not mean that you should
have a whole or half or even a
quarter page ad in every issue of
the paper. but your name and bust
Tess should be mentioned if you do
not use more than a two line space.
A stranger picking up a news.
paper should be able to tell just
what business is represented in a
town by looking at the business
mentioned in the paper. This is
the best possible town advertiser.
The man who does not advertise his
business does an injustice to him.
self and his town. He is the man
who expects the newspaper to do
the most free boosting for his town.
The man who insists on sharing
he business that comes to a town
put refuses to advertise his bust
1oao ia not q valuable addition
The life of any town depends upon
he live, wide-wake and liberal ad-
,ertising business Sentinel, New
Liepzic, N. D.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1919-10-31
News Print SHORTAGE.

The Pierre Capital-Jcurnal in
commenting on the news print
shortage which confronts all pub
fishers says:
1.-The news print situation in the
country is getting really serious and
papers are having a hard time
to get enough to meet actual re-
quirements. 1t is no longer a
question Of price. but one of sup
ply. The big city daiIies are vast.
ing millions Of tons of news print
in so-called comic supplements and
absolutely unnecessary illustrations.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1919-10-31
From California Friends,

4 recent letter from Rev. S. J..
Watson, former pastor of the
Methodist church here, now of Los
Angeles, Call, states that he and
Mrs. Watson had celebrated their
25th wedding anniversary last
August, with the Brockman and
Hicks families at the occasion.
Mrs. Watson is teaching music in
n of the city high schools. the
daughter Ruth is one of the librari-
ans at the university of Southern
California and the son Edward is
general secretary of the Y. NJ. C. A.
of the university of Wyoming.
The Watson family recently receiv-
ed a visit from Mr.. G. A. Wood
and his son Warren Wood and wife
of Santa Cruz.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1919-10-31

The national administration has
at last wakened up to the fact that
the country is in a critical condi-
ton. and the condition has been
largely brought about by the
"watchful waiting" that has
characterized the Wilson admins
tration in all it's dealings with ma
tional affairs. 1t has never been
ready to act at any important crisis
that has arisen, but has always
pussyfooted along until compelled
to do something.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1919-10-31

Grant County is fortunate to Sc
cure services of a Red Cross nurse
for q period Of one year. She will
devote her time to inspection of the
school children. the public build
ings and gathering places and will
conduct a general educational pro-
gram for better and cleaner living.
She will be at the call of homes
where there is sickness, and will
give advice and aid whenever ask
ed. Her particular work is the
fight against the ravages Of tuber.
cuIosis
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1919-10-31

tween all constructive .fosees Of the
country against the common enemy
Of extremism be perpetuated. II
places the question where it was
before the conference assembled
and leaves an adjustment to the
patriotism Of the people.
In this crisis in the nations
history. the farmer must get to the
helm and he must stay at the helm
until the ship of state il brought
safely to the haven Of rest"
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1919-10-31

But too many q The campaigns end
there. 4iibank will be invaded BY
= band Of speakers for the CAM
paign one Of the first days Of the
campaign, and we should be ready
to receive. welcome and assist in
possible way. The subscrip-
tiou list has met with q hearty Re.
Spouse now let US zee that we greet
the men with the same hearty re-
Spouse sn1 open Kindness.