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La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1919-06-21
L0TIOT0IG nIGII0ZiOD0|G

Clio avvenne in una seduta segreta
del Quadrumvirato, qualche settimana
ia. Il fratello dun portiere italiano
di Parigi, cognato DUN cameriere che
era nella stanza accanto a quella owe
la seduta 81 tenne, ci assicura che E
storia. Ne sc il lettore la giudicasse
favola non ce ne avremmo a male; e
d'altra parte ci sono in Esopo delle
favole istruttive.
Dunque: Wilson, Clemenceau, Lloyd
George, Orlando.
Wilson. - Siamo giunti al tema
delle "responsabilita sanzioni." Te-
ma ideale patetico.
Orlando Isl asciuga una lagrima).
Lloyd George. - Tema facile da
svolgere, importante per dare in for
ma drammatica al monde la sensa-
zione che la civilta sta per iniziare
un'era nuova,...
| Clemenceau. - 10 mi oppongo al
.mutamento di denominations delP "e-
ra volgare" perche il vecchio ha del
buono.
Orlando (abbozza un sorriso).
Wilson Su questo punto, che
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1919-06-21
COmiziO di SdTti

Per un controtempo avvenuto nella
distribuzione degli inviti, non potette
tenersi Pannunziato comizio del sarti
indetto per la sera di lunedi scorso
ALA Benefcenza Hall. ESQ state ri
mandate a mercoledi prossimo, %
corrente, ore p. NJ. nella stessa sa-
la al 30 piano della Benefcenza, 91S
S. 8th st.
Nessun sarto dovrebbe tenersi lon
tano, specialmente quelli facenti par
te delPO f. dT., dappoiche e proprio
del loro Interest," che dovra parlarsi.
Mentre in tutti piu grand centri
sarti sono organizzati, quelli della
citta di Filadelfa, pur lavorando ale
peggiori condizioni esistenti mel mer-
cato, dormono j loro sonni profondi e
non pensano che, solamente a mezzo
di una sana organizzazione, essi po-
tranno ottenere del migliorameRti
consoni almeno alPattuale alto costo
della vita che ogni giorno va rem
dendosi piu diffcile.
Presiedera il signor Giuseppe Di
Silvestro, Grande Venerable dell'Or-
dine Figli d'Italia per 10 State di
Pennsylvania. Parleranno diversi ora
tori fra i quail Paw. Raimondo Can
do di New York, direttore del Bollet-
tino Uffciale dell'Ordine gia Orga-
nizzatore dell'Amalgamated Clothing
Workers of America. temi da svoL
gersi 81 aggireranno sulla necessita
delpOrdine di appoggiare suoi asso-
ciati nella conquista di migliori con-
dizioni economiche.
Tutti saranno benvenuti, sarti e
non sarti, uomini o dome.
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1919-06-21
PER COLORO CHE HANNO PAGA-
TO LTNCOME TAX IN
ECCEDENZA

L'Italian Bureau del Foreign Lam
guage Governmental Information Ser
vice continua a ricevere da centri
grandi piccoli degh Stati Unit re-
clami da parte di coloro che asserisco-
no di aver pagato PIncome Tax (tas-
sa sulle entrate) in eccedenza a guam
to legalmente erano tenuti a pagare.
l reclami sono stati regolarmente i
noltrati a Washington, al CommissIo-
ner of Internal Revenue; ma questo
funzionario, in motif casi, ha ritenuto
incomplete lie informaZioni fornite -
pei tramite del Bureau Italiano - dai
nostri connazionah. E quando lie in
formazioni sono incomplete non 81 puo
provvedere in meritos al reclamo.
Per ovviare a questa difficolta, PI-
Italian Bureau prega connazionali
che ritenessero di aver diritto ALA re-
stituzione della somma pagata in &C.
cedenza, di riempire il QUESTIONABLE
che qui appresso pubblichiamo. Appe-
ma riempito, il QUESTIONABLE deve esse-
re inviato all'Italian Bureau Govern
mental Information service - 4 West
48th St., 4th Floor, New York City.
Questo uffcio riempira poscia altri
speciah moduli, in lingua inglese, ed
inviera il reclamo complete Was
hingon.
lie somme che risultasserO realmen-
te pagate in eccedenza anche un
solo cent - sarannO in seguitO resti-
tuite al reclamante direttamente dal
DipartimentO del Commissioner of In
ternal Revenue.
QUESTIONABLE al quale 81 deve rispOn-
dere mel ricorso che 81 fara
1. - Quale il vostro nome CO.
gnome, quale Pindirizzo al tempo in
cui pagaste PIncome Tax?
2. - Dove quando fu pagata la
tassa? (Dare la data esatta).
8. - La tassa fu pagata diretta-
mente al Collettore dele Tasse?
4. 49, Qual'e il nome del Collettore? Z?
5. - La tassa flu ritirata dalla vo-
stra paga, dal vostro padrone?
6. - QuaPe il nome del vostro pa
drone?
z. - A quanto ammonto la tassa
pagata, in base a quale somma fu
calcolata la tassa stessa?
8. - Avete la ricevuta della tassa
pagata? Sc Pavete, chi lha frmata?
9. - Siete vol ammogliato? o ma
ritata? Avete figH? Quanti?
10. - La vostra famiglia risiede
negli Stati Unit in Italia?
IL. - QUAINT del vostri figli risie-
dono negli Stati Unit?
u. - Vostra moglie lavora? Vo-
stro marito lavora? Quanti del vostri
figli lavorano?
13. - Siete cittadino americana?
ID. 49, QuaPe il vostro mestiere?
Is. - In quale ammo siete arrivato
negl Stati Unit
16. - Altri chiarimenti che vol ri
tenete necessari.
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motif di Spirito
ChiaCChiere
e freddure
cercateIe aItrove le ..falle"

due imbecilli, due vigliacchi, dicen-
dosi component della Luigi Cadorna
N. 412 delPOrdine F. dT., lunedi scor-
so 81 presentarono in un certo uffcio
riferirono che la loro loggia aveva
dato 5000 per profughi mentre il
Grande Concilio ne aveva versati al
Regio Console solamente S4OO.
non possOno essere soci della Ca
dorna, perche Sc 10 fossero non 81 sa-
rebbero esposti ad una ridicola figura,
affermando il falso. Niente di piu ia
cile pero, che proprio qualcuno che 81
e trattenuto per qualche tempo dena-
70 avuto da una Santa Societa per
mandarlo in Italia, avendolo versato
quando egli seppe che moi sapevamo,
abba messo su i due giannizzeri nella
vana speranza di gettare onta su ga
lantuomini a tutta prova. Intanto fu-
ronO pregati di rilasciare "affidavits"
in proposito staremo a vedere Sc 10
faranno.
la loggia Luigi Cadorna n. 412 del
| 70. f. d'I. delibero $500 per j profu-
CHI, pero ne verso 400 al Grande Con-
clio che, sua volta, con la rimessa
del Is dicembre 1917, rimise a questo
Regio Console. La Cadorna non ha piu
dato un soldo a questo proposito Sc
i due vighacchi fossero soci di essa
saprebbero che in una sua sedu-
ia present. il Grande Venerabi-
le, il Grande Segretario Archivista e
il segretario del f. U. M. - questa
loggia, dovendo rinfrancare 200 dolla-
'1i al f. U. NJ, fu esentata dial paga-
mento di pari somma a complemento
di quella sottoscritta per j profughi.
imbecilli vigliacchi, Sc avete il CO.
raggio delle vostre azioni, mostratevi
ed accusate. Sc non 10 farete vi spu-
tiamo in viso il nostro disprezzo.
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1919-06-21
Senpre vigliaccheria

un avvocato di Filadelfia avrebbe
ricevuto una dele solite lettere ano-
mime, con Pavvertenza di abbandona-
re una causa nella quale e interessa-
to. Pagheremmo del nostro Sc potes-
simo sapere Pautore di essa e Sc 10
scope della missiva va ricercato nei
falsarii della verita 0 nei loro soziii.
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1919-06-21
LA NECESSITA' DI EDUCARE
ANCHE GIL ADULT

Durante gil ultimi mesi - e special
mente dalla cessazione dele ostilita
ad oggi - stata richiamata Patten-
zione del governo sulla necessita di E.
ducare, oltre piccoli, anche gil adul-
ii, al fini di mettere in grado le mas
Sc straniere di comprendere Pessenza
della democratic dele istituzioni a
mericane, per potter poscia entrare, in
piena coscienza, nella immensa fami-
glia della cittadinanza degli Stati u
niti.
Milioni di stranieri - uomini don
ne - hanno bisogno d'istruzione, non
soltanto per leggere, scrivere, far di
conto, ma anche mettersi al corrente
sui loro doveri verso la vasta comu.
nita che Ii ospita, per manteners
informant intorno ALA storia degli Sta
ii Unit, ALA portata della Costituzio-
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quando la finirete,
Mr. analfabeta. con l,Ordine?

MIR. analfabeta, con pOrdine?
a Chester vi e un'analfabeta che,
pur avendone fatto parte, e contro
POrdine F. d'I. ed suoi pionieri, per-
che esso non ia differenza fra petto-
ruti miseri mortali. Gia, proprio CO.
81. BOrdine ha portato un grande RI
sveglio nellie colonie italiane dove non
e pi1 possible potter spadroneggiare
- Partecipera ALA fiesta della pace
la loggia Tizio la loggia Caio, Mr.
Doctor?
- Ma 81 capisce, signor coso....
Ed allora fatene a memo della
mia. pamela.
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Ie ScOnnmeSSe


moi le odiamo ed anche quando po-
tremmo vincerle non ci presteremmo
al giuoco. 81 vuol fare proprio per
davvero? Ebbene, invece di scommet-
tere 81 venga da moi senza che il pub
blico sappia, cosi ALA chitichella, met
teremo fuori certi "papielli" che non
farcbbero piu venire la fregola
di scommettere, anche perche il de-
narO che 81 vorrebbe rischiare sareb-
be meglio ripagarlo, ma con il cambio
corrente quando 81 fece la spedizione
del denarO.
per finire
un Tizio fatto cavaliere va a chic
dere la sua fede di nascita; la prem
de, la legge la restituisce dicendo:
49, Ma questa fede non la mia!
- Perche non la sua?
- Perche la fede dice: "al neonato
flu posto il nome di Diodato.... mentre
dovrebbe dire del Cavaliere Diodato
SANCIO PANZA.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-06-19


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strength for
activities Liberty
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SYMBOLIC activities
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of the the Red
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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-06-19
A. G.. LESTER
HERALD PUBLISHING COMPANY.

COUPON.
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DOiH
(Both Parents)
Date of promotion to rank of,....................
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Wounded at Battle
Killed at Battle Observation-Disclosures.
Date
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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1919-04-25
ROCKY VALLEY

Dan, Hardwick. OF Wayne, w. Va
was the pleasant guest of Ed Vinson
Friday night.
The revival at Nursery Gap conduct
ed by Bro, Winkler of Ashland, is be-
ing largely attended and we hope much
good may be done at that place o.
Mr., and Mrs. Floyd Williamson were
visiting friends on Lick creek Sunday
Misses Opal Hardwick and Irene
Wells spent Saturday night and Sun
day with Mrs. Viola Copley
Mrs Frances Williamson was shop
ping in Louisa Saturday. ..--'.
Luther Copley was a visitor at L. X,
WILSON'S Saturday night.
Ishmael Harris was calling on his
best friends at ThreemiIe Sunday,
Mrs. Crit See, of Sunny Side, was
visiting Mrs. Emma Vinson Sunday
Mrs. Laura Wells was visiting her
brother Jake Workman, Saturday
Miss May Murphy, OF Vinson branch,
was calling on friends here Sunday.
Sheridan Workman, who has been
sick for some time, is improving
Jake Workman had the misfortune
of losing one of his mules last week.
Lace Williamson attended the Easter
service at Threemlle Sunday. The
program was conducted by Miss Marie
Holt. HONEY SUCkLE.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1919-04-25
DENNIS AND GLADYS

Church At Dennis Saturday night
and Sunday by Rev. Mosley Every
body come.
Several from this place attended
cAurch at Morgan Saturday night
Lewis Kitchen, OF Music was the
guest OF Miss Hazel Cooksey Sunday,
Dewey lobe has left for parts un-
known.
Lewis Wright and Willard Watson,
who have been In foreign service for
some time. are expected home soon.
Nellie Marie Lyons and sister Miss
Bivian. were the guests OF the Pen
nington girls Saturday night and sun
day.
Bessie and Dora Bentley Maggie
Cooksey and Miss Vessic Wilson were
the guests OF relatives here recently,
Pvts. Charlie Arlington, otto lobe
aad D. 7. Webb attended church at
Morgan Saturday night
Mrs Minnie Webb passed down our
crock recently
Henry Ekers, OF Cadmus, was at
I,onnis Sunday
The writer 10 informed that VIM.
Riley IL improving.
Mrs Herbert Diamond, OF Louisa. If
expected 70 visit relatives here soon.
John Chaffin and Wayne Hughes
were Mt w S. Pennigton's Sunday.
Rev. Allen Elkins. who has been sick
fer the last few days, is improving,
Willard Kitchen was the guest OF
Balva Elkins Saturday eve.
Mr.. and Mrs, w. d. E,sins, OF East
Fork were the guests OF their son AT
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1919-04-25

Mrs. Colby Qusienberry has been
very sick with measles.
Miss Emma Hutchinson was shopping
here recently
Misses Goldia and Lenna Thompson
were calling on relatives on the Jim
Woods branch last week.
A. M. Watson was out in his machine
Sunday.
Misses Maude and Maxine Thomp-
son and Elizabeth Watson were calling
on Miss Hazel Graham Monday.
Mrs. Morton Hammond and daugh-
ter have returned to Ashland,
A. NJ. Watson and d. j. Thompson
were business callers in Louisa last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Young wee
visiting Mi. and Mrs. A. NJ Watson
Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs, Dewey Thompson, OF
Ashland, are visiting relatives at this
place. FRECKLES.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1919-04-25
BLAINE.

@. w Kouns and wife have gone
down the river to buy goods.
Herbert Hewlett is spending few
days with his parents. Mr. and Mrs.
]. L-Hewlett.
Miss Ethel Edwards attended Sum
day Schoo lat this place Sunday.
Mrs. Tabitha Sparks is still improy-
ing. WeSare glad to see her out again.
The many friends of Mrs. Lena
Thompson are sorry to hear of her
illness at her home at Webbville. T..
Misses Julia Kouns ara Ella Jay
Hewlett nave returned home from
Louisa where they have been attend
Ing school.
Herman Berry spent Saturday night
and Sunday with home folks.
Mrs. j. X. Jordan and children, OF
Louisa, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs Wal
lace Jordan this week
We are glad to see DR.. j. j. Gambill
back with us again.
Norman Osborn was business yisi-
tor in our town Saturday. KY.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1919-04-25

Pvt. Willie Lester. OF Tabors Creek.
was recently In our town.
Miss Florence Loar entertained Sum
day afternoon.
Miss Shirley Hensley returned TO
Louisa Monday morning She IN at
tending school there.
Miss Margie Curnutte, our postmis-
tress, has been very III with measles,
but is now convalescins. we are de-
lighted to say.
Miss Gladys McComas entertained
with Spanish breakfast Monday
complimentary to Miss Lilly Lester.
Miss Florence Skeens was the sun
day guest OF Miss Gladys McComas.
r. T. Hale was caller at Zelda
Sunday. BROWN EYES.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1919-04-25
ULYSSES

J. Milt Young son of Rev. G. H.
Young OF this place. was shot and
seriously wounded by a comrade at
Powelton, w. Va. some months ago
and was brought from the hospital to
his home at thisfplac recently. He is
still seriously i'll, but his friends hope
for his speedy recovery
Mr.. Arlie Kazee. of this place, and
Miss Alafair Ward, of Borders Chapel,
were united in marriage last week
This is the second marriage for the
groom and the first for the bride. They
are Industrious and well respected
young people ~
Mrs. G. T. Williams and children, of
Estill county. KY, are visiting Mrs.
Williams parents, Mr.. and Mrs. JEFF
Brown, of Lost Creek. ~
one of Mr., and Mrs. Lawrence Ka-
zee's twin babies died Friday night
and was buried Sunday in the family
burying ground. A large crowd of
people were in attendance. ReY. Henry
Gritty conducted the burial services.
Mr.. and Mrs M, F. Burton, of this
place, are IN receipt of card from the
War Department stating that their son
Erna, who has been overseas for sew
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1919-04-25
SMOKY VALLEY

The prayer meeting at Bradley chap
ell was largely attended Sunday.
Mary Magdalene, infant daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs, Lindsay Cyrus, who has
been seriously Ill., is recovering.
Misses Shelda and Oslo Diamond
attended church at Two Mile Sunday.
Misses Laura and Belva Bradley en-
tertained quite number of young
folks Sunday.
Miss Ola MCGOWAN. OF Portsmouth,
Ohio, spent Monday and Tuesday with
Blanche and Rebecca Hay.
Lee Nolen was calling on Egie Bowe
Sunday.
Misses Hazel Muncy and Alden
Meek, who have been visiting relatives
at Williamson, returned to their home
at Busseyville Saturday.
Vent Nolen. of Pleasant Ridge made
q business trip TO Louisa Monday
Miss Jessie Summons, OF Louisa,
spent Saturday night and Sunday with
Miss Blanche Hay
Misses Louise and Anna Hay at
tended Sunday School at Smoky VAL
ley Sunday TWO CHUMS.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1919-04-25
Morris

Church at this place was largely
attended Sunday. A very interesting
sermon was preached by Rev. VIII
Cordell and Andrew Cordell.
Ray Moore was calling on friends
last Sunday.
Misses Martha, Mary Mamie and
ella Moore, OF Georges Creek, attend
ed church at Packs Sunday.
Mrs. Nora Ball and little daughter
Violet were visiting Mr.. and Mrs. M.
G, Thompson last Monday.
Misses Julia and Letitia McKinster
entertained a large crowd of young
folks Sunday Among them were
Misses Telia and Lula Estep. Opal
Miller and Bertha Thompson.
Misses Luverna Thompson and Belva
Vanhoose We're the dinner guests Of
Hiss Telia Thompson Sunday
The funeral OF Mrs Ollie O'Bryan is
to be preached at the Mary church The
iirsA Sunday in May, a large crowd
is Expected,
SevMal from Ledocio attended
.chmch\ this place Sunday.
Mr.. ane>NIrs. H. Is. Moore we're Wis
fling John Mark Saturday and SUNDAY
Miss OpaN Moore was visiting Madge
Thompson Saturday night,
Clarence F1step was at Packs chapel
Sunday LONESOME GIRL.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1919-04-25
JATTIE

Misses Maude Thompson and ,Dosia
Hammond have returned home from
Louisa where they have been attend
ing the business department of the X.
N. c.
Mr. and Mrs. James Prichard and
Mrs Sarah Watson were calling on
Mr. and Mrs A. NJ. Watson Sunday.
Mrs. Dennie Rice visited her sister,
Mrs John Frasher Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Ossie Young, of Over
da, were calling on Mr. and Mrs. Her
man Young Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. L, o. Perry, Mrs. Lewis
Thompson, Mrs. Herman Young and
Mrs. Martha Hanover were at Mrs.
Graham's Friday
Lieut.. f. l.. Adams spent Sunday
with Miss Maude Thompson.
Mrs. Martha Young was visiting
Mrs. D. ]. Thompson Friday.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1919-04-25
HEWLETT & FULLER

John Moore, OF Louisa, travelling
salesman, called on the merchants here
Thursday.
Wei. friends, Romans and country
men, Clarence Skeens is back in our
community again. we are glad to say.
Dave Thompson, a highly respected
citizen of Fuller. was at Tabors Greek
Sunday.
Miss Ida Lester has returned from
Huntington, w. Va
Mrs Kate Elltins passed through
here Sunday enroute to her home in
Portsmouth. Ohio.
Miss Gladys McComas was hostess
at kitchen shower in honor of Miss
Gustava Lester.
Miss Margaret Mullins was the mid
week guest OF home folks at Fuller.
Miss Gladys McComas entertained
with luncheon Saturday afternoon,
to Miss Ida Lester who
has just returned from Huntington,
w Va.
Benevolent and kindly of nature,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1919-04-25

!eral months, recently landed in the u.
5. and Is In q hospital In New York.
We hope he will soon be home again.
Smith Webb. who has been in France
for quite while. has his discharge
and Is home again. He says he took
part In several battles.
An extension of the Richardson and
Lowmansville telephone line is being
built from Lowmansville to the mouth
Of Georges Creek,
The prospect at present is fine for
an abundant crop of peaches and APP
pies.
Several persons of this place went to
Louisa yesterday EUREKA.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1919-04-25

this place Sunday.
Dee Wright and Charlie Browning
attended church ut Dennis Sunday
Minnie Pennington and Bivia Lyons
were at Mrs Rosa Wrighrs Sunday.
Mrs. Maude Compton and children
were the guests OF Mrs, A. Pennington
Sunday,
Several young folks were out kodak
ing Sunday.
Let us hear from Cadmus
SUNSHINE KID.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1919-04-25
DENNIS

There will be church at this place
Saturday night and Sunday Every
body invited to attend.
Mrs. Austin Bentley and little son
Curtis were recently visiting her par
ents at this place.
Lewis Kitchen, OF Music, is visiting
his uncle at this place.
Dockie Christian was the guest of
her aunt, Mrs. A. j. Cooksey, Sunday.
Vessie Wilson and Bessie Bentley,
of Bellstrace, were the guests of Mss
HERNIA Kitchen Saturday night and
Sunday.
Charley Arlington entertained sew
eral of his girl friends Saturday.
Nellie lobe and Roberta Carter ot-
tended church here Sunday.
Allen Clay. our regular huchstar,
passed up Gait Monday.
Lora Kitchen was shopping here
Friday.
Balton Thompson passed up our
creek Sunday.
Oracle Cooksey called on the MiHses
Kitchen Sunday.
Remembers the meeting and conn
PECKS BAD BOZ
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1919-04-25

Don't su1er! A tiny bottle OF
Freezone costs but a few cents at any
drug store. Apply few drops on the
corns, calluses and hard skin" on bot
tom of feet, then lift them off.
When Freezone removes corns from
the toes or calluses from the bottom of
feet, the skin beneath is left pink and
healthy and never sore tender or fr-
ritated
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1919-09-09

stitutions while keeping al0of from all
this pandemOnluIn Of tribal Conflicts
Of constant racial adjustment and re
adjustment The real and not vision
airy element 81 value 10 humanity, the
example which this country has afford
ed. IL l. now proposed should be
thrown away for a dream, and In place
thereof il Is proposed that we should
give our promise TO concern ourselves
In the adjustment Of every racial con-
iroversy between foreign trioes that
must and will arise as they In turn be-
come respectively the stronger and the
weaker. This country's voice has hal
some influence for the reason alone
that Is was not concerned In their con-
trOversies. This has been a known,
conceded and definite advantage TO all
nations Although through our inter
nsesldling In what does not concern ns
and as 20 much Of which we are incom'
petent 10 judge we have lost In part the
gain Of one hundred and fifty years
Il is sought 20 throw away substance
and grasp at q shadow.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1919-09-09
New Mexico Weekly Industrial Review

Socarro-Big zinc producers OF Kel-
Is district, 10 resume production
SocOFro 10 have new 10000 high
school building.
Dies Moines-The Gate City Lumber
90. erects largest building here.
Contract let for Valencia county
road
More than 10000 employees Of Swift
& 90. own stock. purchased ON an easy
Ia yment profit sharing basis.
santa Fe-Knights OF Columbus to
build S50.ODO home here.
Albuqnerqne 20 hold bankers con
veution Sept SO
San Juan county invests IN : motor
bnsses for rural schools.
Tyrone Experimental grating Of
English walnut 10 native black walnut
proves successful here.
4. T. williams oil Co. appropriates
100000 for testing out acreage In Rio
Arriha county.
The safety Of America and American
institutions today lies in the constant
edneation Of the people 10 see the DIFF
ference between revolution and revoiu'
ton
Hanover Republic Mining ard Mil
iug Co. to erect nOtatiOn mill; SJ0Ob
earned during last year.
OH Development strikes CARLSBAD
project
chaves county has 100 ears peaches
ready for shipment; labor shortag'
may cause heavy loss
Pertales county makes important ad