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The nonpartisan leader., 1920-12-27
WHAT ITS FRIENDS
AND OPPONENTS SAY

The sponsors of the Nolan bill claim
that 80 per cent of all the farmers in
America would be exempt from it's
provisions, that the tax on idle city
lots would compel their owners to put
up houses and solve the housing ques-
tion, that. the tax on big landlords
would compel them to sell to tenants
at reasonable figures and that the tax
on idle mines, timber lands, water
power sites, ETC., would compel their
use and thus build up industry.
I, The opponents of the Nolan bill
claim that. it is modified form of the
single tax, that it would apply to more
than 10 per cent of the farmers, that
landlords. instead Of selling their land
to tenants on easy terms would add
the cost of the tax to the rent, and
that it is easier to collect taxes by
levying upon sales of tea, coffee,
sugar, ETC., than By levying upon land
values.
It is undoubtedly true that the
Nolan bill is a form of what is known
as the single tax. Whether the single
tax is right or wrong is another ques-
tion and whether the Nolan bill as
drafted would bear too heavily upon
working farmers with farms valued at
more than $4,000, outside Of build
ings and improvements, is another
+ question. Iss-
It is probable, however, that the
Nolan bill will not be passed at this
session of congress. Big business,
which would pay heavily for it's hold
ings of idle waterpoWer sites, mines,
etc, is against it, SO are spectators in
city and farm property, while farmers
appear to be divided at the present
time.
The nonpartisan leader., 1920-12-27

You will see and feel results from
Pepsodent which brushing never
brought you heretofore. "A weeks
use, we think, will amaze you.
One ingredient is pepsin. One null
tiplies the starch digestant in the sa-
Iva, to digest all starch deposits that
cling. One multiplies the alkalinity Of
the saliva to neutralize mouth acids.
Two factors directly attack the
film. One of them keeps the teeth so
The nonpartisan leader., 1920-12-27
Never 81
With a film-coat on your teeth

Millions Of people on retiring now
combat the film on teeth. They fight
it day by day. And those glistening
teeth seen everywhere now form one
of the results.
You owe yourself trial of this
new teeth-cleaning method. Dentists
everywhere advise it. The results it
brings are all-important, and they
do not come without it.
The nonpartisan leader., 1920-12-27

. L. o. -.r. ID
It is the filn-coat that discolors,
not the teeth. Film is the basis of
tartar. It holds food substance which
ferments and forms acid. It holds
the acid in contact with the teeth to
cause decay.
Millions of germs breed in it. They.
with tartar, are the chief cause of
pyorrhea.
Ways to combat it
Dental science, after years Of re-
search, has found effective ways to
fight film. Able authorities have
proved their efficiency. Together
they bring, in modern opinion, new
era in teeth cleaning.
These five methods are combined
in a dentifrice called Pepsodent Ia
tooth paste which complies with all
the new requirements. And ten
day tube is now sent free to every
one who asks.
The nonpartisan leader., 1920-12-27
PUBLIC ELEVATOR AT NORFOLK

The city Of Norfolk, Va, has or
dered plans prepared for a municipal
grain elevator in connection with its
municipal port. The elevator will be
built on the Aunit" system. The first
unit will have a capacity of / 900 900
bushels, but working house will be
built large enough to handle four
Il 200, ,000-bushel units.
The nonpartisan leader., 1920-12-27
What film does

Your teeth are coated with Wis
cous film. Feel it with your tongue.
It chngs to teeth, enters crevices and
stays. And dentists now trace most
tooth troubles to it.
The ordinary tooth paste does not
end film. So, despite all brushing,
much film remains, to cause stain,
tartar, germ troubles and decay.
The nonpartisan leader., 1920-12-27
P@To S 0d 1t
The NerD- Day Dentfnce

A scientific film combatant
combined with two other mod
ern requisites. Now advised by
leading dentists everywhere and
supplied by all druggists in large
tubes.
The nonpartisan leader., 1920-12-27
he Nolan Bill
What It Is and Arguments for
and Against 1t

and Against 1t
- UGH attention is being
lkA WI E attracted throughout the
lNak va IA country by the Nolan
INA "a E bill, also known as the
ISsa - Nolan Ralston bill, which
- ~ is now before congress.
Many farmers have written the Leader
about this bill, some opposing and
some favoring it, while still. others
were in doubt and asked the Leaders
opinion.
The Nolan bill is measure upon
which the Nonpartisan league has
taken no official position and we can
not, therefore, either recommend or
attack it. We can, however, tell what
it is and what it's friends and enemies
say about it.
The Nolan bill proposes to raise 25
per cent of the national taxes (about
:$1,000,0 ,000,000) by levying a per
cent tax on land values and natural
resources above $4,000, exclusive of
improvements. Farm improvements
of all kinds, including buildings,
fences, tiling, irrigation systems, ma
chinery and livestock, would be exempt.
On the bare land value above $4,000
the farmer would pay a tax of per
cent or $40 on $11 900 worth of land,
$50 on $4,000 worth Of land and so
on.
The major portion of the revenue
would be secured, however, by the fact
that the per cent tax also applies on
waterpower sites, oil lands, iron mines,
city lots, etc, much of which property
is now held idle and escapes taxation
to a large degree.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-04

,,1n Stambnl sa aveti 0 suita 81 mai mare Tot
haremul sa fc la ordnclc inatmei voastre', Ii
sc capitanul, faclnd temcnca
,,Poate!s' raspunsc Elena 81 inclnnd capul in
seim de salut departa s. merse care Duntra, care
vorbea. GU Vasilca, aproapc Gle cabina Elenei.
LA noaptc dam lovitura', zse Elena soptind
Cautat sa incuraat 81 pc cele ae. Spunetile pa-
nul reusi numai sd alba inma in cle sd n sd spe-
rie 81 sd nu-s parza cumpatul Pc vol ma bizui mai
multi. Ana mia spus ca suntet vioase 81 nu va te-
metz sd infruntati orr ce primejdii.'s
,,Despre asia sd n'ai grija duduic Att cit poatc
un vomc putem 81 moi All sd vezi. raspunse Du-
mitra
,Pe stirptura acea au in brate ca pc Q palla 81
il arunc i'll mare zise Vasilca prvnd catrc captain
,Cc crezi Vasilco dcspre Ludmilas Nc putem BIZ
zui pc ea Ti-a spus Dumtra ca prea am incrcdere
in ca'" 1ntreba Elena pc Rutcanca prvind adinc ii
ochii eli.
,,Da, mia spus Il am descusut-o in fcl 81 chip i
dupa cum am in!ccs 81 din toata inma sa sea
pc Am vorbit 81 astaz 81 ma intrebat cum aven
de gnd sa dam ovitura 81 cind 81 lam spus ca inca u
|suntem hotarite.se
,Das Tea intrebat? HIM! Foarte bine i-ai ras
puns. Sd nu spu nci astaz auzit! M stu cum s.
te, dar nna ilni spuilc Cd viceaa. M til lli1ts
Ice tea mai intrebat !s' zisc Elena ginditoarc.
IN "a intrehaf ca multe, Dumnezcn IL rai tns
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nintc. A, stat! Ma intrcbat de matale daca te c-
nose mai dinante, da, 81 daca st ca panuim sd fu-
gm. Da, mi aduc aminte's raspunse Vasilca agitata
,,Vczi! Ascultati fctelor! A[ie nu-mi place fata a.
cea Ea nui cnstita. Vol vede din miscarile 81 de
pc fata e ca nu scula buna. Ma prind ca vrco tca
loasa 81 din toata inima sa mearga la Stambul
cu gfnd ca ajunge marc. r prcfacuta. Face pc mi
ronosita dar stricata Sa nu-i spunet mimic Sa va
feriti de Eli am sal dau nci fnsarcnare so
Ids in cabnd, Nunlai sd tdceti sd nu spunet mimic
Pima deseara mai vorbim. Duceti-va de va plimbati
Ed ma dus 50 mai invdt pc Ana turceste. Sultana in
vat6 greu dar Ana usoara de caps zisc Elena, 81
81 desparti de ele, intrind in cabina ei
Pima pc scara a fost ocupata inyatnd PEI Ana 81
pc Sultana citeva cuvnte turcesti cind nu era Mc-
met de faa. Pc scara mai vorbit Gu Dumitra ST Va
silica dndu-le ultnec dispozitiuni, amurindu-lc pc
larg cum vor proceda.
Dnpa Gina stat afara Gu Mehmet, ca ST in scrie
precedcnte, intcrcsinduse mai multi Gle vata din ha
renul Sultanulu 81 dc rcligia Mohamedana, III care
avea dc gind sd treaca indata ajungc la Stambu
| Mehmct ern incintat 81 glndea la marble favo-
rufi &c va capata de la Sultan Cd putnt convent Ia
nlohamedanism pc flea aleasa unui ghianr dd frl-
te Isl IA malta protecte Eenei, care ajnng6 Sui
f4nna sleeitisna = 1narelni paklisahr
1xna IA schmbat schimbul Al treilea sd Mearxa
n IN culce, IA ridicat II Elena ur,nata e Mehpet
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Sntana 81 Ana, ntra in cabina eli. 1chmc umilit CT;
81 lnaintc sc incna naintca ci 81 lund buna scara
peca sa sc culcc
Elena trase perdeele grclc de damasc dc la fc-
rcstre 81 cpadfnd savar 81 pcptarul turccsc sc I'M
braca rochia Ell ST intinsc pc divan nistita me-
dtind la aplicarea planului faurit.
Sultana 81 Ana vorbeau soptind sa nu turburc IL
nstea duduiei
Trecuse de cind Elena sc intinse pc ca
napea cind Sultana indrazni sal zica:
,Dudue! Ce facem! Ma VENT vremea!ss
,,Da, tocmai vream sd va spun sd va pregatiti 1u-
fasurati-va binc fata sd vi SO vaza de cit och!
81 ridicindn-se lud basma ncagra 81 Sc ibrobodi a-
sind sd Sc vaza numai ochii
Viri NINA sub saltea 81 scoase cte-va capetc do
finghi pc carl e procurase in scara acea 81 dadu una
din eIe Anei zicfnd:
,Cn asia al so lcgi pc Caliop asa cum al legat-o
ascara pc Sultana Sat umbe NINA lutte 81 sd legi Gu
nadcjde. Pima atunci EN- ii pui calusul iii gura.
,Tu sd stai nic Sutano in fata cabinet, pima ma
intorc9t 81 esi ufmata de Ana.
Sc tirira amindoua pc brinci pima la miilocul CO
rabe unde trarca iii sala pc care crau cabincle
fetelor IN capatuf sal era bucataria 81 linga ca ca
bna Caliopei 1ntrara tipt III bucatarie 81 Ia luniiaa
unei eandele de ueiu sceteeiEa 81 dadura dc
~ dv buchtarie si nm sstfrs Satirul il da
/ Anei 81 es luA cntitnl s's 4 1
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lCvrnaare)
ROMAN DE: G. r. PASCU.

(Crmare)
Elena Sc aprope de el 81 il saluta. Capitanul ii
multnm, rdicndu-se de pc scaun pc il ofer Ele
nc sd seaza f4.as Il
Alultumesc, zisc Elena, ,,sunt satula de alta se-
dere am cst afara sa ma plimb putin. Ce vremc nis
tita Deabia adie vintu"
,Da, 81 corabia de-abia Sc msca. M face nic trei
noluri pc ceass', raspunse capitanul.
q ,Da, foarte incet's, raspunsc Elena 81 aruncind
prfvrea asupra quadranuui busolci, care era linga
eaptn, vazu directa in merge vasul 81 sc gindi
ed dupa rcusi sasi realizezc planul corabia
trebui Sd mearga intro directie opusa
In tnpul accsta csira 81 fetcle cele lalte pc pun
tea yasului 81 cite-va din ele Sc apropiara de ca.
,,Aveti osuita mare 81 care mli de care mai tina-
vi 81 mai frnnoasdf rise capitanul zimbirpd ~
,,Da pfla la 6tambnh Acolo poate vof srsAaS1ssAk;
9ura raspnnse Elena accent de tristete III yo-
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-04

casa de carsmida Gu , etai',
40 odai, i,npartite 2 81 4 odai
Pretul $20.00000.
. casa de lcann GU q odai 81
stor 100000. Pozitie buna in
mijlocul orasului.
O farmA, 2 mile dcpa:tare d,
Ia Gary, Indiana. 20 acare Ell i
odai 81 pivnita, sura. graid. ,
garage 81 cotetc. Pretuf 1900.
DmItori sd Sc adrcseZe la,.
loan Mullat 1887 Adams Street,
Gary, Indiana.
(27--32)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-04
IN DIScURS Al D-Lu|
ClfMfNCfAU.
PREMIERUL FRANTEI A.
SUPRA R0NuNIEI. :. RoLUL
CE MISE REzERvA.

n>ls PuAAiIiO uucl IulSEncldFI I
de?utatului socialist Marcel "a
chin asupra politicei gercrale ;
suvarnului. Il. ClemeMsca,l ii
nut rn mare discurs in ziul dt
"A Dccembrie.
y. ClemeDceau a vorbit de toa
te chestiilc la ordinca zilei: dl
Adriatica, de Polonia, de Ceho
slovacia, dc Constantinopol. dai
mai alcs de Russia sovietista, Dc
Rominia, etc.
Declaratiile facute asupra tar;
noastre, mai ales in legatura CT
chestia sovietclor, e de mai mare
importanta.
ID. Clemcnceau spus Cd Sc VI
TRACE de-alungul Rusici sovietis
te retea de sirma ghinpati
Sunt locuv. unde accasta retea
va trcb,li >n2raveghiata pcntr4
a Inpedcca Gernania de- a trece
reSte ca.
lrmcaza aEoi c'ogiul Polon'"
cars ,hR%isisnrste accst rol 81 81
=batsAeuma contra bolsevistilo,
D:- Clcmenceau arata ca s'au dd'
tot felul de aiutoare dc materia
dc r3zboiu Polonici; apoi d-sa
continu5:
Mai este o armata Ceho-Slo-
vaca care deja reprezinta vre-o
10000 oameni. binc cchipati, BIZ
ne armati 81 capabili dc a susti-
ne toatc mmncile razboiului. Iati
pc &C trebue sd he mai bizuim.
Apoi ma bizui pc multe alte G.
lemente inca. Ma bizui pc Romi-
mia. (Aplausc). Am avut dificul-
tati Gu Rominia. A fost sustinutI
multi contra noastra in presa
Din nenorocirc. accasta 0 incura-
ia sa rezistc in privinta unor
chestnut pc carl nu sar potrlvl
sa le cxpun aici, dar pentru r.
gularea carora ed ar fl trebnit
sd alba incredere in moi.
A terminal prin he acorda
incrcdere 81 a aceptat textele p,
carl le amendascram. Acuma,
mergem in plin acorl. (Aplal
sc).
Spcr ca nu numai vOm merg =,
in plin acord. dar vom continual
sa mergem nina in NINA. (Apla-
use wiz.
Dupa accasta d. CcmenccaI
vorbcste desprc conflictul dl...
ire Jugoslavia 81 Italia spunc ci
a intimpinat rczlstente din amb"-
lc parti, wzistente earl AL fos;
i1nensc. Mai spunc ca d. Nitti IA
declarat ca G dccis sa faca toate
sfortarile pentru a Sc intelege
Gu Serbia.
,.Ziua cind accasta ultima dlil
cultate va ii aranjata. pot ri =
ca vom putea incepc rcspira.'
(,Avintul").
Norbirca accasta fost rost!-
til Gu citeva zilc inaintc de DE-
nrisiunca guvcrnului, prezidat oa
=
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g a = T


pc yarul meu Achim Pupaza llL.,
conuna Ferihaz. judetnl Trina
va Mare, Rominia. care nu stu
de dlnsul de ) ami treeuti. Ro.
pc toti fratii Romini care stu
ccva despre dinsul. sau chiay
dInsul Jac;i va crti acesie rim
duri sa ma mstiinteze pgin o ca:-
te postala, caci are 0 cp;stola te-
nita din patria veche 81 MI stil
unde sa 10 trimit.
Adresa inca este lrinatoarea
vasile Pupaza, 211 craeter Str,
Fort Wayne, Ind.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-04
LIBERTY BONDURI
ST MARCI DE RAZBOIU.

Vinde-le acuma. Platim 5ani
gaia 81 preturile cele mai bune.
Simon este cea mai cinstita casa
de schimb. Room ZIG Lennox
Bldg, al doilea Etaj. Luati ele-
vatorul colt Gu East 9th 81 En-
cid Avenue. De-asupra de Singer
Sewing Machine Co. Deschis r'ai
Ia orele 6 p. M (1x6).
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-04
G A u T
DE viNZARE

mobila complecth pentru o fami
lie, asemcnea indestulitOare pen
tru a da camere mobilate iic;
la patru persoane singuratice. .
vindem din pricina ca DORM
sd plecam in patria vcche.
T. Suteu, 1342 West 81 Street
Cleveland, Ohio.
(o- g. ~ 2, CON
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-04
cAuTAM oAMEN1
6 A q T

~ - "
pc ftatele meu Constantin Olari
si pc prietenii mel Dumitru Mar
tin 81 lille Olari din comma Car
penis, judetul Sibiiu, desprc ca
re II am auzit mimic de : ami. Ci-
II. site ceva despre dinsii, san
char dinsii daca vor ceti aceste
rinduri sa-mi raspunza pc alre-
sa dc mai jos, 81 cu le voi'l fl re-
crlnoScuator.
AdreSa fnea este:
Nicolas olari, Tulare, S. D.
(27-2S)
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(25 e. u & 29)
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-07-03

ten in the family. He is survived by his wife. who was Miss Gene Davis of Ensley, and three children. He is also survived by his father. seven brothers. E. F. Ray, W. J. Ray, a Baptist min- ister; D. R. Ray, L. B. Ray. A. C. Ray, c. c. Ray and P. L. Ray; three sisters Mrs. Annie Clayton. Miss Ella Ray and Miss Lena Ray.
 Funeral services will be held from the residence. 1914 Dartmouth avenue Saturday morning at 10 o'clock, Rev. w. P. Price officiating. Interment will be made at Elmwood cemetery. The active pallbearers will be the brothers of the deceased, and the fol- lowing will be honorary pallbearers:
 Sam Wynne, C. l.. Oden, T. T. Huey, w. E. Cunningham, George Stevenson, George Stoves. Albert Lee Smith, George Rutledge, George Hopson, Judge J. C. B. Gwin, Hugh McEniry, M. J. Brooks. Dr. E. w.. McNeil, w. c. Baty, Peyton Eubanks, Arthur Bur gin. Ben G. Perry, pr. Burchfield, A. M. Vines. sam Waite, Dr. k. E. Don- aid, B. E. Purser E. E. Knight, M. M. Wood, c. E. Byers, J. M Dorsett, Dr. J. $. Winters, J. Nj. Barnes, Dr. Kim brough and Dr. Naff
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-07-03
BESSEMER
The Be..emer manager of circulation is C. E. Moore

Bessemer. July 2.-Special.-The large motor sprinkler and flusher pur- chased by the city from New York has been ready for shipment for about two weeks. according to the informa- tion received by Mayor B. c. Jones, hut on account of the shortage of cars it has not been shipped. The ma chine was ordered to be delivered May l, but was not ready for shipment until June 20 and now has been de- .layed on accountAof not being able to send the car here.
 The sprinkler is greatly needed and would be the means of allaying the dust in the central portion of the city during the hot weather. Mayor Jones
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-07-03
MEMORIAL SERVICES

The memorial services for the de- ceased members of the Myrtle Linton Lodge, Knights of Pythias. were hel1 Thursday evening, when there was a large attendance of members and visit ors. There were seven members wh1 died during the past year. and eacA was remembered in the exercises. Dr.. l.. l.. Vann presided over the meeting and following the exercises the in- stallation of the officers recently elected took place. After the bushes 5 session was held a social interval was enjoyed and refreshments served
 A number of prominent women as- sisted in the drive for funds for the Jewish relief Friday, when tag day was observed in the city. The women were in the business section all day and took in quite a sum for the drive. The citizens committees also canvasse l their respective sections of the city and very good reports are being made of the campaign here.
 Mrs. Vernon Hayes left Friday morn ing for visit of two weeks to rela- tives in Meridian. Miss. and York, Ala.
 Mrs. Roy Wagner and Miss Ellen Bowman of Memphis Tenn, are visir- ing Mrs. H. M. Mckinley and Mrs. J. A. Majors.
 Rev. b. H. Hutchison will preach at both services Sunday at the First Christian Church. His subject in the morning will be "A Fever-Touched Hand In the evening the young peo- pie will have charge and will render one of their interesting programmes. The service will be held at 8 o'clock and will take the place of the regular Christian Endeavor meeting. Bible school at 9:45 a. m. The public is in- vited to attend these services.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-07-03
MORE DISCRIMINATION
 AGAINST BIRMINGHAM
"Fabrica tiOn-I Transit" Privilege
 Denied Southern Mills

Contest to secure for Birmingham the "fabricating- -in-fransit" privilege for stee, was begun at a meeting Of a sub committee of the Civic Association com r:ittee on traffic and transportation feld yesterday.
 The fabrication in transit privilege is that the steel fabrication mills in Birmingham can take rolled steel shipped from Pittsburg to other points via Birmingham and fabricated it. the fabricated steel continuing on it's jour ney as though no stop had been made, and under drought freight rates from Pittsburg.
 As the conditions now exist, rolled steel shipped to points via Birmingham to be fabricated at Birmingham during transit must be shipped to Birmingham woven in the mills, and reshlpped 10 the final destination, the compineu price of the two freight charges peihs I,ore than the through freight by sew crai dollars ton.
 This privilege is enjoyed by other oit;as except those in the south, and practically eliminates steel fabrlcation n,iils in southern cities from compeu- t.on with mills in other districts
 At the meeting yesterday, severai stee1 mill operators and experts were were in conference with the conmlrlee III ,e which under the chairmanship or W. Lewis looked thoroughly into the sup jeot. 4xa f;gbt were ,rorked out and it is probable that ths ouestion will be taken before the .i, t,rstate commerce commlssloh the next few months.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-07-03

Thomas D. Ray, age 45 years, died at his residence on Dartmouth ave- nue Friday morning at 9 o'clock, fol- lowing an illness of a complication of diseases lasting several weeks. Mir. Ray was in the furniture business with his brother. Emmet r. Ray. and was well known throughout the en- tire district He was prominent ir Masonic circles and was member of the First Baptist Church.
 MT. Ray was one of fourteen chil- dren of G. M. D. Ray, who formerly lived near Harpersville in Shelby county. afterwards coming to the Bir- mingham district, where there remains
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-07-03
THOMAS D. RAY

expects the sprinkling machine some time this month.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-07-03

The Age-Herald maintains cpe- eial representatives in Bessemer. Mrs. Fl. L. Bains is correspond ent, to whom news items should be given Phone Bessemer 612-J. Phone Bessemer 697.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-07-03

Mrs. Roy Wagner and Miss Ellen Bowman of Memphis Tenn, are visir- ing Mrs. H. M. Mckinley and Mrs. J. A. Majors.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-07-03

Mrs. Vernon Hayes left Friday morn- ing for a visit of two weeks to rela- tives in Meridian. Miss, and York, Ala.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1920-02-27
Paris Physician Meets With Sue
cess in Anti-PIague Ex-
periments.
New York Hospital isoIates slsepino
Sickness oerm-Paris Doctor Say.
Influenza and Sleeping Sickness
Are Twin Diseases.

New York.-Three-quarters of the
worlds population have been affected
with Spanish influenza which is now
declared to be the same disease as the
sleeping sickness. and a serum has
been found to cure both. according TO
reports. Experiments are being car
lied on here and In Paris.
simultaneously with the recent Of
word from Par<s that a serum had
been made by d.. Charles Foley which
would cure both influenza and sleeping
sickness, came report from Belle
rue hospital that a preliminary report
hau been issued from Mount Sinai
hospital Of the probable isolation of
he sleeping sickness germ.
10 produce a serum to cure the en-
'ephalitis lethargica. as the sleeping
sickness Is known to science. II would
)e necessary to segregate the germ of
ne disease. as serums are made from
ne disease germs themselves. the live
germs In the blood being killed by the
injection into the blood of the dead
bodies of the same germs.
The germ of Spanish Influenza Is
'ald tn Lave been isolated. but no per.
'ect serum Is known to have been pro.
1uced.
Use Flu Germs.
Doctor Foley in Paris produced the
serum for the cure of sleeping sick
ness without isolating the encephali
us iethargica germ at all. but by usin,
germs of influenza. which led him I,
assert that the two are twin disease.
ana caused by the same germ under
Inherent conditions.
| Inc same serum with which ne curet
many cases of influenza was fount
equally effective in curing sleepin,
sickness. This theory of twin diseases
s borne out in the famous Mrs. Mint,
,ase here. where the sleeping sickness
Followed a severe attack Of Spanish In
iuenza.
AT the office of Doctor SINNERS n
bellevue 1t was said that Mount Sina
hospital researchers were not read
TO state positively they had segregate
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1920-02-27
British Firm Submits Proposals
to Government, Which Are
FavorabIy Considered.
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Valparaiso, Chili.-Proposals to the
Gillian government for the establish
ment of an airplane factory in Chilli.
by an English firm. and the organiza-
ton of postal service between the
principal cities are meeting favorable
reception at the hands of government
officials, says the South Pacific Mail.
A detailed report on the project has
been forwarded to the government
finance minister by Gen. Don Pedro
Dartnell, following careful study of
the plans as outlined by the John
Thomas Aircraft Manufacturing COM
pany. In his report the general gives
detailed. economic, commercial and