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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-10-20

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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-10-20

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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-10-20

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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-10-20

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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-10-20
VIVA Dr. Co1icana k amer. SIovan0m!

pemokrallckA atFana romar
MA hlllichy sntritkeho nArodnl.
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klad ntAli hmolne hohatstvi, mil
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me, vedle 'cho vseho Tomuto ply
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eko mytleni mtly by byti venova
ny dalcko vttsim n uAlechtloj
sim cilum, ne3 n%eploduomu had0
nt I'll 3 e,rnpsk rt probltmerh
|t muftii Al aouAttoditi M ryso
americlc p%rodukiivni A konu,ruh
tivni pfaei, iei0 vtsledk0 samg
Esrupu mnlr nit se yhodntm o.
knmliku e0i podil
njsem iisl d vefim, 70 co Amc
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q urfimnou uvahu tomuto mcmh
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publican Text Book Of 1920, sdd
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Dada Vas 60 NJ uIfimnsll dtali
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' RhiftttOf iNNiAH H~tlfhfiiiit NAt
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The Carlisle independent., 1920-04-29
TT YEAR LOCUSTS" WILL VISIT
 ARKANSAS THIS YEAR

4 brood of periodical cicades, com n1only known as the r year locusts will appear in Arkansas this year sometime in May and will be most numerous in the northern part of the state is the statement of W. J. Baerg, Entomologist of the College of Agri- culture and Arkansas Experiment Station, University of Arkansas.
 The title of GIT year locust" can not be properly applied to this insect for 1t appears every 13 years in Ar kansas and, furthermore, it is not a locust, a term commonly applied to grasshoppers, but a sucking insect, more closely related to the squash bug and similar insects. They are about one and one-fourth inches long, the body is black, bounded with red and the wings are red along the veins and at the margin
 The adults feed on the sap of trees but although they have occurred in enormous numbers. there is no rec ed that by their feeding they have ever caused any serious damage, 4Ir. Baerg says. They will be most
The Carlisle independent., 1920-04-29

abundant in white oak groves, on high land and rich soil in the nature of sandy loam.
 Considerable damage may be caused by the '1ocusts" however when after four or five weeks the females begin to deposit their eggs in sits cut in twigs of various trees and shrubs. In this way, considerable damage is often done to young orchards or trees in the nursery TOW.
 Information on the occurrence of the cicada in Arkansas is incomplete and very much out of date and MT. Baerg is anxious to receive reports on the appearance of the insects from as many people as possible in the state. He would like to know how numerous they are in each section, on what date they appear, how numerous they are, whether or not the birds feed on them extensively and whether or not they cause serious damage to young trees or crops.
 The most conspicuous feature of their appearance will be their shrill song lasting from early morning till twilight for four or five weeks.
The Carlisle independent., 1920-04-29

When preserving eggs in water glass, secure infertile eggs whenever it is possible The satisfaction and comfort of knowing that you have ten twenty or fifty dozen of good infer tile eggs stored away for use when the price is again high is most reas- surfing. Try it. It does not require experience or scientific training. It is very simple process and the in- structions are easily understood.
 If you do not have home demon stration agent in your county, write direct to H. B. Lansden, Poultry Spe- cialist with the Agricultural Exten- sion Division, Little Rock.
The Carlisle independent., 1920-04-29
laela the lax Burden.

The spirit of former Secretary of the Treasury McAdoo's suggestion for 3 redistribution of the tax burden is eminently just, but it is capable Of being unjustly applied. Ethically it is true that the men that earn their incomes by the sweat of their brows and with their brains shall not be re- quired to pay as heavy taxes as those who live in idleness and draw incomes from safe investments" but the mat ter of adjusting this purpose to legal requirements is not by any means simple. In any attempted adjustment it is possible also that we may go too far in the exemption of the men who in the making of their incomes do things Of value to the world. The fact is that every man, whether he be doer or an idler, has government tai obligations to support, and there is TO basis upon which a differential can be created that would measure the respective obligations of earned and unearned incomes.
 | is equally true that as matters u5a stand all 1he advantage is an the side of the unearned income. i re- cent decision of the scpleue court furnished loopb0'e through which stockholders of corporations might escape their duty under the income tax law. When we take this into into consideration we are bound to agree with Mir. McAdoo in his opposition to the issuance of any tax-free bonds, because the man who does not risk his capital in any productive enter prises could be able to cover it up en- tirely. It is apparent, then, that our first and most pressing duty is to see that unearned incomes pay at least their just share of the taxes. When this has been provided for and when safegards against escape are estab- liShed, we might turn our attention to the matter of penalizing idle capital.
 Of course, the man who works for fixed wage or salary and the man who receives his income from some business or industry he conducts make ACSO4tS SiieAt eA1S OPtii bO scrutiny. They could not, if they would, escape their share of taxation. Furthermore the wage-earner and the professional man have also to pay the profits tax of the corporations, be- cause the burden is shifted onto them in the way of increased prices. They pay the direct tax on purchases con st1ued as luxuries. and indirectly they pay the profits tax of the seller. Should the soldiers bonus be passed and a sales tax imposed to raise the necessary funds, this new burden also would be placed largely upon the same shoulders.
 Circumstances and events dictate the course to be followed in any tax
The Carlisle independent., 1920-04-29
HIS BEST RELATION
By Mary Leon

I've got lots of relatives
 Uuoles. aunts, and such, Brothers, sisters, cousins too,
 And like them very much. But the one I ike the best of all
 Is one 1 never saw; I know it's funny; but it's cause
 He's so good to my paw. My paw he calls him Uncle Sam; Says he's my uncle too; That's queer, but right I know, cause My paw says always true. Paw he gets letters from this man Most every once in a while; And when he sees the envelope
 It always makes him smile. For he sees straight thru the letter And says: "Well l expec' That this here letter now contains Your Uncle Samuel's check. For interest on my Vict'ry Bonds; And now, small son of mine, Put on your cap and come along
 I'll get you something fne.o ] don't know what a coupon is.
 Nor cheeks nor interest BaH know of all my relatives
 Iv Uncle Sam Is best.
The Carlisle independent., 1920-04-29
PRESERVE EGGS NOW WHEN
 PRICES ARE LOW

Last fall and winter you viii re- member the high prices that had to be paid for eegs. The houseIeeper -aes not need to repeat that again next winter if she does not want to. Eggs can be preserved in waterglass a6 a cost of about three cents q dozen.
The Carlisle independent., 1920-04-29

seform. Before we begin to experi- ment with moral values in taxation we should establish real equitable val ues. MT. McAdoo's proposal appeals to our sense of justice, however much 1t may be out of line with present and pressing eXegencies. = Commercial Appeal.
Arizona republican., 1920-07-20
HARDING DECLARATION
 IF AMER|CAN|SM ID GET JOHNSON BACKING
IRepublIcan A. p. Leased WIrel

BOSTON, July 19-Senator Hiram Johnson of California, in a letter to Bancroft Abbott, leader of tho Johnson forces in the pre-convention campaign in this state. which was made public tonight, said that if Senator Harding, in his speech of acceptance of the Republican nomination for the presi- dency, should honestly. frankly and courageously take his position in favor of the Americanism that is ours" he could ''cheerfully and enthusiastically go forward with the Republican party"
 If in his speech of acceptance he should evade the issue" Senator John son added, Q most difficult situation will be presented to men like myself"
 The Republican platform plank on the league of nations. Senator John- son said, was not such as would have written, but nevertheless its Ian guage seemed to me capable of but one construction"
 The big issue. which has engrossed me for so long and. which has become a part of my life, seems to have been met by both platforms, the Republi- cans assuming the position I have taken from the first, and the Demo crats the contrary position in favor of the league.
 Under these circumstances, it seems to me that men who viewed this overshadowing issue as I did can con- sfstently follow but one course and that was the acceptance of the party opposing the league and opposition to the party approving it.
 "I do not wish you to think for one instant that I am unmindful of the conditions which obtained at Chicago, or the system which we saw, in it's ugly na.kedness, exemplified there; nor do I forget the men who represented that system. Because of the big thing. am willing for a period to declare a truce upon these men, but you may be certain that in the short time I shall remain in public life, my work hence forth will be to attack the system and to hold up to public obloquy the men who have founded such a cynical and contemptuous disregard of the ex- pressed will of the people"
Arizona republican., 1920-07-20
AMERICANS IN CHINA
 WILL BE PROTECTED
 SAY PEK|NG ADV|CES

WASHINGTON, July 19.-Appre- hension as to the safety of foreigners in China, resulting from fighting be- tween the two factions, was lessened today by adVices to the state depart ment from the American legation at Picking.
 Picking, the advices said, has taken measures to protect Americans and other foreigners while reports to the legation from Tien Tsin and other points in the scene of activities indi cate a disposition by all leaders to re- spect foreign colonies.
 There are in the capital and at Tien Tsin, approximately 600 American civilians The reinforced American military strength in Picking is 425 ma rines, which added to the combined allied force, including that of Japan, will, it is believed, be sufficient to re- duce disorder. It is assumed that the only danger foreigners might incur would be due to their wandering be- yond the boundaries of the foreign concessions and then only at the hands of scattered groups.
 It was explained unofficially today that action by any of the powers rep resented is unlikely so long as the factions confine themselves to opera tions that do not endanger foreigners and that they leave open the road from Picking through Tien Tsin to the coast The greater part of the foreign mili- tary forces including that of the United Statess is now patrolling that route.