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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-07-04

Two base hits-Radloff ~, Dunn
ply (2), J. Haddick, Mueller. Sto-
len bases-Mueller, Radloff, C.
Sherrard, Walters. Double play
Johnson to Mckee. Struck out
By Radloff, IL; by Walters, 4.
Bases on baIls-Off Radloff. q; off
Walters, 2 Hit by pitched ball
Fender (2). Rose, Dawson. UNI
pire-Allely. Time-1:35.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-07-04

King Alfred the Great is said to
have organized the present-day
jury system.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-07-04

Always the best attended sale held in the TCites the
great 20@ Discount Sale of Juy-1921 promises to shat
ter all previous records During the past several weeks
literally thousands from the TrCes and surrounding
territory have been looking at various needed merchan
disc and sad-Tn be in the first day of the 20%o Dis
count Sale" Never has the interest been so great and
never has there been cause for interest
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-07-04

Now that the of high prices has passed. women will
replenish supplies that have become depleted confident
that the time they have been waiting for has arrived
AS usual there is much merchandise on which the
ngs amount to considerable than 300 Many things
already greatly reduced subject additional
reduction of 1-5-and some things prices have been
reduced 70. Forexampe-
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-07-04

All garments that not included in these lots are
offered at 20 off already greatly reduced prices bring
ing your savings to nearly half in almost every instance
Don't put off your visit-come tomorrow morning for
the very thing that you want-that you have made up
your mind to buy, may be the first to 60
Everything possible has been done to make shopping
Glas svobode., 1921-04-01
CEBELNJAK v PRODAJALNI.

Fertile, Iowa, 80. marca. = No
vo idejo bo to sezono predstavlla
nelza lokalna firma, lastniki nekc
generalne prodajalne.
V veliki prazni sobi mad proda-
jalno so namestili modern cebel'
MAX.
ZgorajSnie nadstropje je sprc-
menjeno moderno urejen cebel-
MAX, IL katerega 50 re dobili ve(
sto funtov medu. Nobenih trans
portacijskih stroskov, he bo treba
pIacevati provizij raznim prekup
cevalcem medu. Odjemalci, ki bo
do zeleii medu bodo tega dobili S,
gorkega" naravnost il panja IL
sicer ceneje kot drugih proda
jalnah.
Glas svobode., 1921-04-01
SRECNI IN ZDRAVI OTROKI
Sc NE JOKAJO.

&c je vas otrok godrnjav In
stalno joka, potem je gotovo, ola
mu hrana he ugaja in mu ne nut
di pravilne redilnosti.
Ma drugi strani danaSnjega ca
sopisa Sc nahaja oglas Borden
Eagle Brand zgoScenega mleka.
Izrezite kupOn IL NIGGA in ga pos
lite ma Borden kompanijo, kar
vas stane lie znamkO "a diva centa,
$ tenn boste pomagali veliko nam
in sebi, ker vam bO kompanija po-
slala popolnoma zastonj navodllo,
kakor ravnati to hrano. poslall
YAM bodo tudi "Baby Welfare =
kniigo, ki je dragocena prl vzgoJl
otrok. .
Glas svobode., 1921-04-01
KRUTA zENA.

Jerome, Ariz., 81. marca. =
Mrs. Clarence. V. Hopkins, zena
rudniskega inzinirja je bila 2 We
liko naglico odpeljana V Prescott
okrajno jeeo, ker Sc je bilo bati,
da bi jo ljudje lincai. Tukai-
snji solski ueiteljici Licili Gallag-
her je vrgla V oei kislino.
Mrs. Hopkins je vstopila Y res
stavracijo, kjer sta sedeli pri zaJu-
trku Miss Gallagher in neka dru-
ga uciteljica. Odsla je v kuhinjo
in kakor govore price je tam po-
tegnila IL roenega mufa stekleni-
co kisline ter io villa V kozarec
odSla tenn k mizi kjer sta sedeli
uciteljici.
Mrs. Hopkins je pograbila Miss
Gallagher "a lase, upognila nJeno
glavo nazaj in villa kislino V oci.
Pri TEN ie Sc 2 roko vdrgnila XII
slino. Roko ina radi tega moeno
obzgano.
vzrok tega vrazjega Gina je liu-
bosumnost. 0 stanju ueiteljice
Gallagher nj porocano.
Kavalirski Sc pae trdi, ola SO
zenske "nezna bitia" in znabiti
da so res vcasih, toda nobena pc
klenska posast nj tako kruta kot
ie liubosumna zenska.
Glas svobode., 1921-04-01
OSEMNAJSTLETNA DEKLICAs
VODILA IZGREDNIKE.

Berlin, 81. marca. Mrs. Ga
brieIa Kaetzler, osemnajstletna
hci bivSega admirala in necakinJa
feldmarSala Won der Goltza, Sc ma
haja bolnisnici ranjena. Bila je
obstreljena cd policije, ki je sire
ljala na komuniste, katere je re-
cena deklica vodila pri sobotnih
demonstracijah.
Mrs. Kaetzler je zapustila LUX
surjozni dom svojih starsev ter Sc
pridruzila delavskemu razredu ko-
munisticne stranke. Sedaj je bila
zaposljena kot uciteljica V Soil or
ganizirani cd industrijalnih svetov
delavcev.
"Nisem zlocinka," je rellla ma
pram casnikarskemu poroceyalcu,
"niti MISC moji sodrugi, Xxi so Sc
vdefezili demonstracij in bojev po
vsej NemGiji. Komunisti MISC od-
govorni "a bombne napade. Bomb
he napade so izvrSili agenti nem-
skin reakcijonarjev, hotec tenn
prepricati zaveznike, ola Sc razoro-
zenje V Nemciji ne sme izvrsiti.
NemSki delavci, XII so Sc V vojm
nauGiIi kako postopati z eksploziv-
mimi sredstvi MISC sedai tako be-
dasti, da bi napravili toliko neu-
spehov. Izmed vsakih deset eks
plozii ,izvrsenih V preteGenem te
dnu, jih je bilo devet, ki MISC ma
pravile drugega kot mocan pok.
Nemski delavci ne protestirajo
proti zavezniskim odskodninskim
zahtevam. Mi smo pri wolff dati
odSkodnino, da Sc popravi povzro-
ceno skodo V opustosenih krajih
Belgije in Francije.
Toda mi Sc upiramo proti temu,
da bi nemski kapitalisti in med
narodni bankirji zasuznjili DELAY
ski razred. III hocejo upeljati de-
set in dvanajsturni delavnik ter
vreci vse breme vojne odskodnine
ma delavska pleca.
Delavcem Sc re sedaj jemlje IL
tedenskih plac gotovo svoto "a
davke, doGim lastniki in speku-
lantje podajajo napacna porocila
O svojem bogastvu ter vtihotaplja-
io svoje bogastvo tuje dezele.
Sedanja revolta je lie zacetek.
Boj Sc bo nadaljeval in bo elm da-
lie krvav toliko casa, ola Sc kapi-
talistieni sistem porusi.
Glas svobode., 1921-04-01
'SKOTOSKOPIJA", SVETLI-
KAJOCA RARVA.

Rim, 80. marca. - lnzlmr Glu-
Ito Ulivi je napravil vee manjSih
odkritij in iznajdb, katere so Via
dine oblasti sprejele. Ena izmed
teh ie svetlikajoGa barva, katero
Sc imenuie "skotoskopija" (scotO-
seopia). Barva Sc dovolj mOeno
svetlilza, da je mogoee napise ma
rejene MO Gitati V temi.
Ma italijanskih zeleznicah Sc '
vlakih nahajaio rama nayGdila "a
potnike in ten nj V noel mogoee
Gitati radi slabe razsvetljave, Ia
bodo odslej napravili z omenJeno
barvo. Barva, XII razmeroma nj
draga DO sluzila tudi "a reklamne
napise ma javnih proStOrih, dalje
Sc bo znjo slikalo take napise ' h-
nematografih, ker svetlOba barve
nj toliko moGna. da bi Skodila ki-
nematografiGnim Slikam,
Taxa barva ie bila ze cd sedaj
ma trgu, toda izrednO draga in
nieno svetlikanje je bilo odvisno
cd solnca. &c je soln6na lue sijala
tekom dneva ma MO Sc je potem
svetlikala ponoSi, drugaee ne. IL
tega razloga nj bila praktiena,
Glas svobode., 1921-04-01
TURSKA KAVALIRIJA PRE-
GANJA GRKE.

Caligrad, 80 marca. - ESkl-
shehru so Turk zajeli emo cello di-
divijo grSkega vojaStva. Grki be-
zijo iz mesta, tako Sc glaSe notice
nabite ma javnih mestih V Anato-
lii. Grki do sedai MISC tenn Sc
nicesar poro6ah.
Pariz, 60 marca. = GrSka dele
gacija poroGa, da so Grli zajeli
velike mnozine vojnega materija-
la. ko so well Turkom mesto Es-
skihehr. UmikaioGe turSke nacijo-
naliste bombardirajo grSki zrako-
plovci.
Carigrad, 80. marca. = Turska
vlada je danes objavila noto "a
veznikom, kateri formalno pro
testira proti gr$li ofenzivi V Mali
Aziji
Carigrad, 81 marca, - TurSka
kavalerija je vstopila V BOZ protl
Grkom V blizini Eski-Shebru in
podi dive grSh diviziji nazaj, je
re6eno V poroGilih prejetih IL A
natOlije.
Ista poroeila pravijo. da so Tur-
Xxi ujeh emo grSko divizijo.
Grki Sc vednO ne izjavljajo nj
cesar (znamenie, ola je vest maj
brz reSmGna).
Glas svobode., 1921-04-01
"a oPRosCENJA DEBSA.

Washington, d. c., 81. marea.
= Ma 13. aprila, na drugo oblet-
nico Debsovega jetniStva, Sc be
zacelo z novim gibanjem "a ME
govo osvoboditev in "a osvobodi-
tev drugih politicnih jetnikov
Delegacija, XII bo vStela Morrisa
Hillquita IL New Yorka, Seymou-
ra Stedmana il Chicago, Jacksona
Ralstona cd ameriSke delavske fe.
deracije ter Rogera Baldwina od
unije civilnih svobodsein, bo obi
skala belo hiSo, kjer bo zahtevals
cd predsednika Hardinga, da pro
glasi generalno amnestijo.
James Ell. Maurer, predsednili
pennsylvanske delavske federaci
je je izjavil, da je V "veeno sra
moto "a naSo Waldo, da sc Sc we'd
no nahajajo politicni jetniki
Zdruzenih drzavah dive lett in po
potem, ko je bill sklenjen mir"
Peticija, katero Sc bo predlozilt
kongresu, vsebuje, je receno, ve'
podpisov kot katerakoli peticija
kar Sc jih je Sc predlozilo V Ego
DOWN. naroda.
Glas svobode., 1921-04-01

da. francoskega premler]a, da DO
do zaveznil1i smatrali vprasanie
prestola "a notranjo zadevo Ogr-
ske.
Argument so bill neuspesni III
Karol spremljan cd Telekyja Sc j
napotil V nedeljo zjutraj proti Bu-
dapesti. Trije AUTOMOBILE so Sc u
stavili pred premierjevo palace
zgodai popoldne. Porter je karoia
spoznal in mu salutiral.
Karol Sc je potem opremll '
premierievi palaci, Sc oblekel y
generalsko uniformo in Sc okrasl'
5 habsburskimi znaki in barvami
Karol je prikorakal strahovlto
ponosno V kralievsko palace. Tam
lie nastalo OBJ njegovem nenadnen
prihodu precejsnje vznemirJenJe'
Spremilo Sc ga je eakalnico III
tam je rekel:
s|Videti hocem admirala Hor-
thyja. Poklicite ga k meni. =
Ma to zahtevo je Horthy poslal
nazaj besede:
"Za sedaj nacelujem JAZZ ogrsa
drzayi. Nihce nina pravice posi-
ljati po meme. {"
Dunaj, 81. marca. Ogrska
vlada je obvestila Avstrijo, ola Sc
bo bivsi cesar Karol povrnil V Svi-
co. Svicarski minister izjavlja, Ga
bo Svica pri volji sprejeti Karo-
la nazaj.
Dunaj, 81. marca. = Ena tuJe,
zemslzih misij je stopila " telefon-
sko zvezo svojo misijo V Buda-
pestu. Slednja zanikuje resnicnost
govoric, da je admiral Horthy re-
signiral. Izjavlja, da vlada V Bu-
dapestu mir ter da ina Horthy 81
tuaciio trdno v rokah.
Glas svobode., 1921-04-01
FRANCIJA NOCE VEG POMA.
GATI WRANGELU.

Pariz, 81. marca. = Francoska
vlada, V soglasju neko notice,
katero je poslala pred nekaJ tednl
generalu baronu Wrangelu, bivSe-
mu neutrality-suspicious. vodj V ju-
mi Rusiji, je danes prenehala pre-
skrbovati provizije in druge zalo-
ge ostankom Wrangelove armade
XII Sc nahaja taboriSeih pred Ca
rigradom.
Glas svobode., 1921-04-01
NEZAPOSLJENOST DIJAMAN
TNIH RUDARJEV.

johannesburg, Juzna Afrika. =
Gospodarska kriza vlada tudi y
zapadnem Transvaalu sicer radi
velikega padania trgovine 2 dija,
manti.
PorocGa Sc, da delavci, ki so bill
zaposljeni V dijamantnih rudnikih
so brez posla in veliko stevilo u
boznih delavskih druzin strada IA
di tega. vladni oficiiali ne more
10 odpomoGi krizi. Kar je imela
vlada V rezervi .je re porabila, da
odpomore splosni bedi.
Glas svobode., 1921-04-01
BOMBA v BUENOS AIRESU
POSKODOVALA II P0-
SLOPIJ.

Buenos Aires, Juzna Amerika,
81. marca. = Enajst poslopij je
bilo poskodovanih, ko je danes V
jutro eksplodirala dinamitna bonn
ba polozena ma VOCAL kavarne ma
-ulicah Gallo in Cordoba osrcjrl
distrikta kjer prebivajo najveeii
denarni magnatje. Tekom zadnie-
ga meseca Sc je pripetilo vee
bombnih eksplozij manisim u
einkom. Veeina Sc jih je pripetila
oh verigi kavarn, katerih strezni-
X Sc zastavkali.
Glas svobode., 1921-04-01
v TISKOVNI SKLAD GLAS
SVOBODE

so darOvali V mesecu marcu Sle-
deei somiSljeniki: j. NJ, Thome,
$500; G. Belinc, $500; j. Petek,
$3.50; Ivanka Stefan6iG, $3.50; j,
Juriean, $1.0O; F. Rozinger j.
Krzie, X. Vorina in j. Volan pa
DO SOC. Skupaj $1,000, Pref objav-
lienih tenn letu $57.40. Fsega
skupai $67.4O. Lepa hvala vSem.
Glas svobode., 1921-04-01
1zREDEN sLUcAJ.


Omaha, Neb.. l. aprils. = Alfredo
Stevensu, As let, Sc je izpolnila zelJa.
On ie brivee in tekOm casa, ko je bril-
kustomaria je izjavil, da zeli umreti.
Komai ie potekla minuta in zgrudil Sc
je mrtev. Zadels ga je kap.
Glas svobode., 1921-04-01

da V Budapest ga je cakalo razo-
laramie. Sedaj Sc nahaja V Stein
amangerju zapadni Ogrski in
koraka baje mad Budapest. Vestl
o vsem tenn Sc glase podrobnem
Dunaj, 81, marca. = NeoficiJal.
no je poroGano, da je admiral llor-
thy, ogrslli regent, resigniral IN
da bo pustil, da Sc dogodk razvl-
iajo sami, porocilo o tenn pa III
pOtrjenO.
Porocano je tudi, ola je bivSi ce-
sar karoI na potu prot Budape-
Stu cd meje armada, li je stopi-
la na njegovo stran.
Dunaj, 81. marca. = Razllcnl
tukajsnji listi so dobili poroclla
da je ex-cesar Karol proglasil Y
Steinamangerju vojaSko diktator.
stvo in ola je general Lehar Z ar
mado $4,000 mOz ma pOtu mad Bu-
dapest, da postaviti karola ma pre-
stol S pomocjo sile ce bo potreba
Neki list porota. da je jugosla-
via zbrala ob egrski meji pri Va
razdinu ma Hrvatskem 10000 moz
S katerimi namerava prodlratl
proti Steinamangerju in prepreci-
ii vsemi sredStyi povrnitev Hab-
sburgovcev.
Republikanci V TEN mestu lzJa-
vljaio, da je obisl Karola V Blu,
dapeStu III fijasko, ko je poskusaI
dobiti moe, razkropil vse mono
sti. XII so bile "a zopetno ustanovl-
tev monarhije bodisi V Avstriji ali
ma Ogrskem.
Cello monarhisti sami priznava-
10, da je videti poyrnitev monar-
hiie nemogoca.
Vzrok temu nj iskati samo raz-
o6araniu, ki naravno sledil fila.
sllu temycG tudi abSurdno posto.
panic Karola je povzro6ilo, ola ST
ie obGe mnenjc obrnilo prot ME.
mu.
po +rnb urah yroGo diSkuZiic K
Karol solzami V oGeh pristal, da
zapusti OgrSko takoi. ko je odha.
jail je bivSi ll'alj ogrske rekel
"Zbogom "a vselej.'' Toda lo i
V automobile dospel nazai V Stei.
manager je spremenil svoi skier
in iziavil, da ne bo prekoracil me-
ie. Relkel ie, da Sc poGuti slab In
odSel je Y posteljo gradu Skofa
Mikesa.
Kakor je videti je bilo potem
ko je admiral Eiorthy sklenil drza-
ii Sc svojega staliSca V intervjuvu
V budapeSki palaei proti HARLOW
zahtevi, da Sc ga zopet postavi Ma
prestol in potem, ko so ministri
pozvani cd premieria Teleky zaee,
Ii prihajati na konferenco, ola je
ek-svladar GuteG zmedenost situa-
ciie postal boil drzen in izjavil, ola
he bo zapustil vec xiv Ogrske.
Karol je zaGel potem prositi ne,
katere navzoce "a pomoc. Pokazal
je ma generala Lehar in vskliknll
da so V zapadni Ogrsbi tri divizi-
je vojastva pripravljene pod pri-
sego sluMti MENU in korakati mad
Budapest. Gen, Lehar Sc je tedaJ
obrnil k generaloma Proney in
Hayjas in vprasal:
"Kako je z vasim mostvom?"
Toda predno je eden ali drugi
zamogel odgovoriti, Sc le admiral
Horthy obrnil ostro proti obema
poveljnikoma in rekel, da bosta
takoj aretirana, ce poskusata od-
govoriti.
SpoznavSi da je sam, je gen. Lee
har odSel in telefoniral svojim ee-
tam v Raab,- da Sc he ganejo.
Tedaj je Karof~yprasal maj Sc
da narodu prilil1o, da izrazi svojo
voljo.
Receno je, da je Horthy ma to
pristal, nj pa dovolil naslednji "a.
htevi Karola, da bi Sc mu dovolilo
stanovati njegovi start palaci Y
Godollo, XII Sc nahaja petnajst
mill izven BudapeSta. Admiral
Horthy je izjavil, da mora karol
oditi IL 0grske po isti poti kot je
prisel.
Glas svobode., 1921-04-01
Pustolovstvo bivsega avstrijskega
cesarja Karola.

hoteli podpirati gibanja "a povr-
nitev Karola, da Sc sestanejo V
pondeljek in zahteval je dalje, da
Sc premierja Teleky in Vasza, mi
nistra vzgoje, takoj izkljuei IL mi
nistrStva.
Mnenja monarhistov so, ola je
bilo bedasto postopanje Karola
posledica nespametnih nasvetov
nckaterih vroGeglavih zelotov.
Zvedelo Sc je, Ga je avstrijska
vlada jako nasprotna temu, ola bi
Karol prekoracil avstrijsko mejo,
boji Sc namrec, ola bi ne povzroci-
10 to kaEih civilnih nemirov Via
da je sklenila, da Sc mora cesar
vrniti skozi Jugoslavijo in potem
parnikom ma Spansko.
IL Budapeste porocajo vesti, ola
sta premier Teleky in minister
Vasz izstopila IL ministrstva.
London, 81. marca, EX-
change Telegraph je prejel danes
brzojavlIo IL Pariza, lli naznanJa,
da ie vecina ogrskih Get stopila ma
stran Karola, Xxi bo korakal mad
Budapest.
Geneva, 81. marca. = Use je
dobro", Sc je glasila brzojavka,
katero je prejela bivsa cesarica
Hita danes od svojega moza exec
sarja Karola.
Brzojavka je bila Qdposlana IL
Steinamangerja,
Rim, 81. marca. = Grof Sforza,
italiianski zunanji minister, je bill
informiran cd ogrskega ministra
V Italiji, da bo ogrski regent adj
miral Horthy drzal svojo bcsedo
zaveznikom, ko je obljubil, ola ne
bo dovolil, da Sc povrne rodbina
Habsburg ma ogrski prestol.
Pariz. 81. marca. - BivSi cesar
Karol je prekoraGil mejo med Az
strijo in Ogrsko V soboto $ pomo-
clio ponarejenega potnega lista, kl
ga je prestavljal lSot uradnika
rdeGega kriza, poroca Havas brzo-
iavka Z Dunaja.
Budapest, 81. marca. = karoI
ie obdrzeval zvahno konferenco $
svojimi prijatelji in prijateljskimi
nasprotniki na domu Skofa grofa
Mikesa V Steihamangarju zadnji
torek zveeer.
Opisal je svojo pot preko svicar-
sEe meje in svoj nenaden pojav ma
Ogrskem.
Niegovi pristaSi so mu povedall,
da ga ogrsko ljudstvo veliko
zeljnosto pricakuje, Radi tega je
zaplstil V petell popoldne Pran'
gins V Svici, Spremljali so ga gro
fl Erdody, Hunyadi i'll Almassy.
Neki 6astnik ie vodil llot sofer au-
tomobil. Tako so V blizini Avstrij-
ske meje prevozili preko svicarske
meje. Karol je bill oblecen Eot IL
rolski turist.
Ko so zapustili svicarsko ozem-
lie, jih je cakal vojaski auto, kl
maj bi jih odpeljal ma Erdody po-
sestvo V Avstriii blizim Steina-
mangeria. V soboto je karol pre-
sci preko ogrske meje in dospel Y
Steinamanger, kjer ga Je skrll
slxof Mikes na svojem gradu.
Premier Teleky je bill tedaj sku-
pai z grofom Sigray ma lovu V "a
padrn Ogrski. Pozno zveeer je
skof Mikes pozval Telekyja: "Prl-
dite takoj V Steinamanger. Vellka
nesreca Sc je pripetila. ("
Teleky in Sigray sta dospela V
grad zgodaj zjutraj in nasla tam
Karola jake razburjenega hoditi
sem in tia. Proti skofu je Karol
vskliknil:
"Imel sem dovolj izgnanstva IN
prikrajsevanja. Sedaj prihaJam
nazaj kot vas gospod. Preprlcan
sem da me bo ljudstvo sprejelo z
navdusenjem in Sc zbralo okoll
mole zastave. +"
Premier Teleky je poskusal ka-
rola preprieati drugaee in pokazal
ie na stalisee zaveznikov napram
Habsburgu. Toda Karol je vstra-
jal ma TEN, da gre Budapest, da
vidi kdo Sc bo drznil dotakniti
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1921-07-29

ty Of their masters principle, but now
that firm has nationwide trade and
its stock is at the peak of stock prices.
1t is a paying institution because it
was founded on the bedrock principle
that insures success and longevity of
all real business. And it still sells
what it makes at lower prices than
any other competitor, end pays high
err prices to it's labor than any other
competitor.
If any manufacturer or merchant
in Dexter were thus to take God in his
business as partner, he couldn't fail
till God failed. We wonder how many
business men pray thus. when they
pray at all: "Lord, am l paying my
clerks and laborers enough?" "Lord
I'M l selling my wares as cheaply as
camp. 1t takes CUTS and grace tc
pray thus, but we believe it would pay
any business man to live and pray
thus. Have YOU who read this the
grit to try it?-Dexter Statesman.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1921-07-29

TONS treasurer, the same Mellon who
thought it would jar our finances to
relieve the men who fought to the
death for our lives and property, this
same Mellon says that the govern
ment will lend the railroads five hun
dred millions for improvements, and
it will benefit trade as they will ex-
pend it for labor which will spend it,.
Are these soldiers who would get the
bonus so rich they'd put their bonus
in a sock or something and hide It
away? Wouldn't it also go into circu-
lation? From the general spirit
shown by the soldier with his pay we
are not slow to announce our belief
that it would not be long finding it's
way back into the channels of trade,
if the soldier is allowed the bonus he
deserves. But soldiers are not a part
of Big Business, and the railroads are.
And the last election meant that Big
Business again crawled into the sad
dle.-Dexter Statesman.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1921-07-29
THE GOLDEN RULE IN BUSINESS

If you go to a manufacturer or mer-
chant and tell him that by increasing
the wages he pays his help and lower
the price of products he sells his GUS
toners he will add to his income and
grow rich, he'd smile on you as a we'll
meaning, but brainless imbecile, or
would laugh in your face. But this is
just what has been done right here in
America, of which there has been
much publicity given. and they who
read it thought such instances excep-
tons rather than the rule of success.
Just few years back, Henry Ford,
a poor bicycle and gun repairer got a
bunch. His bunch was to make the
best and cheapest automobile possible
for the money. He made the Ford ma
chine. He then got another bunch, and
that was to get maximum output
from labor-saving machines, and to
do this by paying more than a mere
living wage. Very likely it never oc-
Cured to your Uncle Henry that he
was following the Golden Rule, and
very likely it did, as he has been not
ed as a very well-meaning man, though
at a trial in recent years he showed
that he hadn't much practical knowl-
edge of literature, history and the
classics. Mr.. Ford recently paid off
$S5, 100000 debts without borrowing a
dollar, and is making $500 complete
cars day and parts for the other
thousands already sold and possibly
needing rep2irs or Parts.
Last months American magazine
had an account of a certain manufac-
turer who bought a rundown plant,
its former owners having gone to the
wall operating it, and started it up on
the policy of paying higher wages and
making better goods at less price
than the former concern had done.
His managers in the several depart
ments thought that he was fool, or
maudlin, at first, and it took time and
trial to demonstrate to them the sani-
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1921-07-29

The soldier boy asks too much.
With the poor, down-trodden, wrecked
and wretched railroads needing sim
ply $678, 200, 900 over pay for what
they missed grating the government
while it administered them, and with
the poor profteers and other million
aires who stayed at home to fight
the people-being taxed heavily in
excess profits tax and income tax, it is
heartless for mere soldiers to ask the
government to spend money on its he
roes. Our soldiers fought for patriot
ism, not for profit. 1t is ignoble in
him to ask or even expect anything
for protecting our dear Interests" in
America. We must first take care of
the rich, and if few crumbs fall from
their tables, you poor devils are well
come to them, but don't ask for loaves
or slices of fresh bread.-Dexter
Statesman.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1921-07-29
NATURAL RESOURCE
INCREASE is HELD
TAXABLE INCOME

Washington, May 16.-The federal
government, by decision of the SUI
preme court today, won one of the
most important tax suits in recent
years when the tribunal held that the
increased value of natural resources
held by corporation was profit, and,
therefore, was taxable as income.
Justice Pitney read its decision,
which means that many millions OF
dollars will be kept in the treasury,
according to government estimates.
The suit was brought by the La
Belle Iron Company, West Virginia
corporation, when the commissioner OF
internal revenue imposed tax on it
of more than s1,O00,0OO for the in
creased value of ore lands in the Mes
aba range. This was done on the
ground that the value of lands which
originally cost $4,000 had increased
to $14,015,400. The advance in value
was represented by stock dividend
issued by the company, increasing its
capital by $9G15, 400.
The increase, the company contend
ed, was not profit, but an increase of
vested capital. Charles E. Hughes,
now Secretary of State, argued the
case for the company.
The federal inheritance tax law, en-
acted September 8, 1916. was upheld
by the court. The governments meth
cd of determining the tax also was
sustained.
In computing the tax, the govern
ment refused to allow deductions o.
the payments which were made by ex.
ecutors to the various states.