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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-07-28
rani 81 pentru staA


rani 81 pentru staA
Oratorul inlatpra argumentele
invocate in favosrea spofirii pre-
tului.. Gel mai serios este acel, al
scaderii valutei. r un argument.
Daca va ram&ne pretul din pro-
iect statul ia asupra 50 0 sarcina
de 5 miliarde $50 milioane, Gu o
anuitate de peste 800 de milioane
annual.
Credeti DIV. - spune d-sa - Cd
e bine sa legati in chipul acesta
mainile viitorului guvern, care va
silnti cea dintai datorie . lui sa
sfarime aceste legSturii
Superior sistemului din project,
d-sa gaseste sistelaul din proiectnl
opozitiei, care ia de baza venitul
din timpurile normale asa cum
sunt inscrise in roluri.
Trcce la tribua444d. Garoflid.
Opozitia: Sd vorbeasca Potarca
D. GAROFLIDp propune doua
amendments Ia art. 33 in compile
tarea aliniatului 3 81 4, exceptan-
du-se de la pretul de 40 de orr T.
renda pamanturile proprietarilor
OBSTINATE pentru pasune 81 decla-
randu-se Cd pentSt plata paman-
tului de cstre St. - fnfiinteasa
0 suprataxa de inlpnnere asuprs
imbogatitilor de rasboi: | Ia suta
pentru averile pSn6 h 100000 lei
81 5 Ia suta pentruscele della 5OO,-
600 lei in sus.
Amendamentul este votat.
Sc cere apoi inchiderea discutiei
| in protestarile opositiei.
d. DUCA declarx IA numele par
tidului liberal Cd grupul parlamen-
/, tar liberal, consecvent primei de-
claratii, va vota contra art. 33.
D. IORGA declare ca nu felicita
guvernul pentru proiectul agrar,
rapind orice nadejde clasei tara
nesti.
In ultimul moment d. Carotid
a VENT Gu amendamentul care pre-
vede infiintarea unei suprataxe, pc
imbogatitii de razboi.
Ce garantii avem & vom putea
incasa della imbogStiti, carl si-au
pus Ia adapost averile, mkcar i'm.
pozitele din legile d-lui' Titulescu
In haosul financiar d tarii, GU
velnele prezinta foerte putin4 All
Etoritate, ca "a putsn spera e ,le
gea nu va Fl blest&nat& chiar d
cei pc carl i-ati fayorixat. (Apl.) }
i ID. INCIJLET 1msnumelN uarti
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CONcURS

Parochia Rom. gr.-or. ''l-nalta.
rea SIT. Crucis' din So. Omaha,
Neb. deschide Concurs pentru III.
Preot gr.-or. roman A. C.. D-nii
Preoti sunt rugati trimite Ofer-
tele la dl Presedinte. Biserica
NOastra nu are datOrii are bani
in Banca are membrii 81 are casa
RarOchiala 81 are mobila in va.
ioare de $85O.OO.
:. Presedinte loan Bighia
0131 So. 26 Str. Omaha, Neb
H72+75).
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De vINzARE

0 casa pentru 2 familii, Gu s
odai, baie, electrica, gas, apa,
senturi pentru carbuni. Lotul este
de s5 pc 1S5, toste in buna regula
situata pc Herman Avenue, West
5OO5.
Doritorii sd sc adreseze Ia
adresa de mai sus.
(172 & "a & 76).
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dului taranesc basarabean declara
Cd v0teaza contra art. 80.
Articolul este pus Ia vot 81 adop-
tat impreuna Gu amendamentul.
Sc mai voteaza un articol nou
propus de d. Carotid.
D. DIR, LUPU relevand Cd vota-
rea art. 80 ga facut dup6 ora IL,
conf. regulamentului votarea este
nu1a.
D. GROZDEA propune un nou
articol, care Sc voteaza in protcs-
tarile opoxitiei.
Mai propune 81 Sc voteaza un ar
ticol nou de Artenie Moldoveanu,
Sc voteaza apoi art. 1896.
D. GAROFLlD propune 81 sc
voteaza un nou articol, prin care
Sc declara drept inscrise in Consti-
tutie serie de mai multe srticole
din legea agrara.
Inainte de votarea proiectuiui III
intregul lui, d. MIHALACHE d.
teste declaratle in numele parti'
dului taranesc prin care e aratl
abuxurile 81 ilegslitatile in care 81
desfasurat discutia legei agrsre j
votare9 ei.
p. fiDbAREESCU cere = =
suspende ab1inta pentrn ! se exs
nina dac4 articolele prevxsute u
cadrul ultimului articol propas 4
d. Carotid; cunt din catsgoria :
Ecelers rrevasite de art. ~ e.
CofatltGtie. '!.0-
'Ss Sdmite.
= ora l fara 10 noaptea clhd y
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In Siria, judetul Arad, au mu-
rit dol tarani de r6pciug1, con-
tractata de Ia niste cal bolnayi.
Boala aceasta . luat proportii in
grijitoare in acel jndet, numarnl
cailor rapciugosi find de 1900.
Serviciul veterinar ! lust toate
masurile necesare pentru comba.
.terea boalei.
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Tratilor Rom4ni, carl
vor c&latori pc vaporul ex-
pres REGINA O'ITAI.IA
Gu pornirea ne ziua de 50
Iu1ie Pretul pan& Ia Con-
{ stanta Direct fara schim-
bare, i@1l6, plus IS taxa de
fie care persoana. (2l6
Sifcarti la Arad, Sibiiu,
Clui, Oradea-Mare, Bra
SOW 81 alte orase pe pretul
dc $110. pQ..plus S. taxa.
Vaporul express "Ame-
rica" porneste pc ziua de
8 August. Nu perdeti =
cest prilei, trimiteti arvu-
ma de $500, 81 locul va Fl
oprit pentru D-voastra.
Scrieti char All Ia sus-nu-
mita Banca.
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D. DUCA face declaratie YER
bala, prin care spune Cd voteaza
pentru project, considerapdu-l con-
tinuarea decretului-lege liberal.
Sc incepe votarea dupa APPEL no
nlinal.
D-nii min. Trancu 81 Avram Va
sile voteaza Gu rezerve asupra pre-
tului asupra art. 3 81 Z din lege.
Socialistii Oracalia, Dunareanu,
Gaidosch, Hescu yoteazs pentru
lege.
D. LAZARESCU din majorits-
te voteaxa contra, pentru motivul
Cd art. 3 fost votat in favoarea
intfreselor de familie ale d-lui Ber.
lescu.
REzULTATUL voTULUI
A1 v0tat 217 deputof; pentru
procct; 7S contra proectMlai 81 az
fest 70 abscnfi.
+ Acest0 find rezMltatMI, proectml
a Sntrmnit doua treimi din nansdvwl
Ootantilor prezenti.
Dupa proclamarea votului pre-
sedintele Camerei d. Duiliu Zam-
firescu . arafat importanta votului
'si : multumit d1lui Carotid aato-
rul legii' 81 d-lui reporter v. Ko-
galniceanu 81 d-lui gen. Averescn.
Gel din urma q vorbit d. gen.
Averescu care arafat ca votul A.
dunSrii inseamna Cd guvernul 81
Parlamentul raspunde Gu fapte ce-
lor carl pan6 acum au oferit numai
vorbe.
Multumeste tuturor parlamenta-
rilor carl an dat concurs majorita-
iii h votarea legei.
In mijlocul uralelor entusiaste
ale deputatilor din majoritate ye-
dinta s'a ridicat Ii orele 2.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-07-12
TURN HAIR DARK
WITH SAGE TEA
If Mixed with Sulphur II
Darkens so Naturally
Nobody can Tell.

The old-time mixture OF Sage Tea
and Sulphur for darkening gray.
Htreaked and faded hair Ia grand
mothers recipe, and folks are again
using It to keep their hair good.
even color, which Ia quite sensible, az
we are living IL an age when youth
full appearances Is of the greatestsaxl-
vantage.
Nowadays, though. we don't have
the troublesome task Of gathering the
sage and the nussy mixing at home.
All drug stores sell the ready-to-use
product, imri owed by the addition OF
other ingredients, called ''Wyoth's Sage
and Sulphur Compound" IT Is very
POPULAR because nobody can discover
II has been applied. Simply moisten
your comb or a soft brush with It and
draw this through your hair, taking
one small strand ut time; by morning
the gray hair disappears. but what de-
lights the ladies with Wyeth's Sage
and Sulphur Compound. Is that, be-
sides beautifully darkening the hair
after few applications 1t also pro-
auces that soft lustre and appearance
or abundance which Is so attractive.
This ready-to-use preparation is q de-
iightfui toilet requisite for those who
desire a more youthful appearance. II
Is not intended for the cure, mitiga-
Non or prevention or disease.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-07-12
THE INDIANS KNEW.

A famous physician stated that more
women might find relief from suffering
through taking course like lydia e
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound than
through undergoing surgical opera
lions, 1 fthey would only take it II
time~ AT the first sign Of female
weakness, as indicated by backache,
dullness, bearing down pains and ner-
yous exhaustion, take this famous
remedy of roots and herbs. and cvoid
the serious consequences.
The Indians and early settlers knew
and benefited by Natures Allies, the
roofs and herbs of the field. Because
Lydia II. Pinkham knew their medici-
nal value. thousands Of women all over
tie world have been saved from oper-
ations. but only such as have taken il
in time.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-07-12
THE LUMBER SITUATION.


Added to the unusual dnllness in the
lumber trade induced by the general
business depression that has been APP
parent practically all Of this year now
has come the usual midsummer dull
ness that iumhermen generally ex
pect at this season This has caused
marked lusl in demand. There Is
great deal OF small building under
way In various parts of the country
that Is making the retail lumber bust.
ness in many sections quite active but
retailers as rule are taking care OF
this demand out Of stocks on hand
aud are buying from the manufacture
erg onf enough materials 70 oil their
Immediate needs. While In the az.
gregate this buying amounts to large
total 1T the same time Il has not
brought any particular degree Of pros
perity or even satisfaction 70 the
d anufacturcrs for this call for build.
IN glumher has broken up assortments
on their yards. depleted the yards q
the most popular items in buildins
lumber but lea on hand large
amount OF others material for which
there has been no sale. This eonsin.
ucd lack Of general business has made
liz necessary for the mills to continue
a. curtail production. Production al
lie mills reporting 10 the West Coast
Lambermen's Association last week
was % per cent below normal and
/ with number Of mills announcing
their intention not "a resume opera
lions after the shutting down far tbs
| Iuly holiday the next fortnight i
going 10 show ssill larger enrsail
mont in production Ia that territory.
The same condition y largeiy trns
ii southern pine territory. wAerf'
production has been largely cursasies
gcr some time. The hardwood sisna
i ton has shown little improvement
'lTAore il j fairly satisfactory demand
! az ne higher grades but lhe eall fol
4 = kfsssse lard wxwsas i slack and O.
- is3e d aehs 4 ca Snlslsl ssssDs n lh
AhlS BE lowest posul u the hlssus 2
|ahR Industry
Wholesale prices az lumber snneF q
lis nov are At very low pesnt aus
thaN.A Ye4lnetinn3 En d LARGE eNteni
Sars helmg gcae1ca h prizes q m
IAN sag...~. .ssssslaer manufacturer
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generally are hopefully looking to the
early payment by the government to
the railroads of the amounts due them
a sit is felt that this will enable the
roads to do great deal of nainte-
nance and repair work thta requires
larges amounts of lumber. There is
much larger percentage of bad order
cars being reported than is normally
the case and much lumber will be nee
essary for the repairing of these cars
before they can be placed into service
again.
Despite the present extremely dull
situation in the lumber trade the in
dustry is expecting an early resump-
ton Of activity that will permit a
much better showing during the latter
half of the year than has been possi-
bic in the first half just closing.
Reports made to the National Lurn-
Der Manufacturers Association fer
twentyfour weeks ended June IS
show porduction S,519, 5S1,295 feet;
shipments, 1855 ,14S,471 feet, and or
ders, 3,764,OSO,664 feet.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-07-12

That Bonus legislation is to occupy
the attention of congress again this
week. 1t strikes us that the Republi
can majority has not the nerve tc
get On this legislation and is merely
begging the, question. by, continu
Gus postponement of the issue. Either
the soldiers should have this bonus
or they should ont. In any event, the
people would like to see congress
handle the measure, as it should be
handled.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-07-12
JAPAN STEADILY FoRTIFIEs.

The report that the Japanese are
terrifying BONN Island on the Parry
group is disquieting, because BONN
is almost due north of Guam. which
in turn is not very far northwest OF
Yap Japan controls zap Under the
mandate given her by the Council
The mandate includes the Coraline
Pelew, Marshall Islands, and all the
Mariannes except them. Thus the
American possession lis almost sur
rounded by islands that fly the Japa-
nese flag, by several archipelagoes in
fact. BONN and others of the north
ern cluster of islands have belonged to
Japan since 1861, and 1t may be said
she pleases. Under the terms of the
mandate Japan has no authority to
foftify any of the former German
islands, but in an emergency of her
own making what might she not do
in these archipelagoes SO many thou
sands of miles from London and the
European Chancelleries? The ques-
ton is pertinent because there seems
Ito b emo sound reason why BONN,
which is far distant from Nippon and
Toxic, should be fortified at all. What
use could be made of BONN except as
naval base, and what other sea
power but the United States would
warships and seaplanes assembled at
the island operate against?
1t is significant that Japan, accord
ing to information that is said to be
trustworthy, has planned naval sta.
tions and bases among the islands
strung out from the Parry group to
the coast of Nippon, and there is a
report Of mysterious activity at Sal
pen, in the Mariannes, an island
which is In the neighborhood of Guam.
For reasons OF her own, which are not
divulged, Japan allows no aliens with
out special permits to land in these
Pacific islands that have so great a
strategic value
That warlike preparations Of Japan,
which cannot be accounted for by fear
OF aggression from any quarter, have
d bearing upon the renewal of the
AnglO-Japanese alliance is not to be
doubted. Great Britain must be aware
that the systematic development of
naval bases In outlying Islands Is not
aimed at her. Australia and New
Zealand understand what it means.
They are opposed to the renewal of
the alliance with Japan and are bring
ing pressure to bear upon the mother
country to denounce the treaty. Even
in Japan the press Is no longer well
disposed toward It. Great Britain can
not afford to be put in the position Of
dIsregarding what, II not menace to
the United States, Is an unaccount-
able expression of Japanese militancy.
The offensive and defensive treaty of
alliance with Japan has little to COM
mend 1t when both parties to 1t are
protesting a desire for limitation Of
ornaments. Great Britain would show
her friendship to the United States
and prove her loyalty 10 Anglo-Saxon
ideals by declining to extend the
treaty
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-07-12

And in the face OF all this economy
talk, the Georgia legislature contin-
ues to pass appropriation bills, as fast
ats they came to them.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-07-12

ttit y AtstN tstSN NWO
W cas. / VIZ !
treated ~ two doc
tors witlut relief
and they both said
| wonldhavc TO have
an operation. / had
my trouhl four years
and was unfit 10 d.
anythings and had
given up all hope az
ever getting any
better. | read about
your medicine in the
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-07-12

To look ones BEST and feel ones best
Il 70 enioy an inside bath each morning
20 flush from the system the previous
days waste, sour fermeni atgonN and poi-
sonous toxins before e Is aAs0fted into
the blood. Just as eoal, when il burns,
leaves befind 3 certain amount 81 IN.
comhustsble naterial ia the form oi
ashes. 70 the food ard drink taken each
lay ieave n the alinsntary organs 8
tsstafn amount 81 inaigestihis material.
which It not eliminated. form toxins and
poiseHs whtaa are Then sneSsG into che
blood thFoueh he very duets which are
intea9ess u sscE IN only nourislnneat o.
ssistain sRe bo-ly.s
Ill tusa wasak IN sen ae gles hsalfhv
bFca = year eies' Il So aur
rs eieasxr AMI clearer. yuA ar told t.
drink sTeFx 'nHnihs Nlsn arising a
Class of has wttey isl : tea@ooaful
IL linestnne ptosasate ~ Il which i 3
harnaleas means of masslas fhe waste
material ARD tUxins from hs stagaeh
iissr. klineys s srs8 thus esears-
ING sweetenlng aa1 iaEa. iag t4e tAtiFs
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-07-12

alimentary traet. before putting more
food into the stomach.
Girls and women with saliow skins
liver spots. pimples or pallid complex
ion. also those who wake mp with q
coated tongue. bad taste. nasty breath,
Others who are bothered with headaches.
hilsens spells. acid stomach or eonsti pa~
tien should bcgin this phospEased hes
vAter drinking and IRE assured d very
pronounced results ii one ar two woke
A quarter pound Of limestone phcs-
nhase costs very little al the drug Store
hnt IS sufficient - demoussrate that Iuse
as soap AID hos water clean s pugifes
and freehens toe 81. 81 -
hpt na
~ tbs Is ~
taat insessa ssnstas5on Il gast
II usaKe lgaFos gant than outside cseanli
a. heeaase TIE skin pores do not alb
ss4rh Impurities iato the hlana. wlssle thu
hoUef pores -.
Women who desire to enhance tho
Sesuty If their complexion should jnss
.trv thsA for week and nOtIea results.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-07-12
ALLSDEPARTMENTs PHONE 1873

The chances are that that Lloyd
George-De Valera meeting will not be
d reunion Of old friends.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-07-12

The coming 10 Brunswick OF the
firm OF Blasslngham C CO., large lum-
Der dealers and exporters Is encour-
aging. while the lumber" industry,
like many others, Is making the fight
ut les life. n Is gradually winning out
and the future is beginning TO bright.
IN up In that line We are pleased
that this bic concern Is going TO util'
ize the splendid advantages of Bruins.
wick, AS a port
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-07-12

st. Simon, with It's army of brass
buttons will be a popular rendezvous
for the Georgia peaches, during the
next two weeks.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-07-12

Congress now faces six solid days
Of tariff talk Well it's talk at best
and the country, which seems to have
reached that point whore 1T expects
nothing else, can stand the tariff as
easily as any thing.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-07-12

ny the reapportionment OF the
states representatives in the legisla'
ture on the basis OF the new census
there will be sixteen new members Of
OF the house who are to be elected In
twenty days and will thus be enabled
to put In about sixteen days in the
present legislature. Our state iegisla
ture continues to grow with annual
regularity.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-07-12

Lloyd George. for the. FIRST time IN
all OF his handling of the mooted Irish
question has finally announced IN nd.
vance II his coming conference With
irish leaders that he Is willing TO
concede dominion powers TO Ireland.
It atrlkes us that the light Is finally
breaking In on both England and Ire.
land and The rest OF civilization ought
90 he glad OF it
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-07-12
WOMAN AVOIDS
AN OPERATION
Hope Nearly Gone, but Lydia
&. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound Saved Her

Star N. C.-"My monthly spells
gave me SO much trouble. sometimes
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-07-12

Over the sixteen thousand Christian
Endeavor workers assembled in New
York on Sunday afternoon and made
earnest appeals for warless world.
It Ia just such gatherings as this that
will bring about disarmament and no
uharmed nation ever hunted for war.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-07-12

Two thousand Mexican troops have
been sent to the oil zone In Tampico
to preserve order and protect life and
property OF Americans. II these
troops succeed In doing either OF these
things. IT will be the first time they
have succeeded In that line.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-07-12

Camp Coney is now fully organized
and the state encampment for 1921 Is
well under way. Something like one
thousand troops reached the city yes
terday and were transported to. the
Island In splendid shape and on rec
ord time by the st. Simon Transit
company.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-07-12

That WAS most impressive cere.
mcaly III Hoboken on Sunday when a
great memoQal was held for more
than s,unV American boys who made
tho supreme sacrifice IN France and
whose dead bodies enronte TO their
homes had reached The great piers n
lloboken. General pegshlng and Sen.
ator Ledge both made addresses, but
neither ia them said that these dead
boys only fought lagEarily, and that
TOO. IL save their own skins.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-07-12

Answering the almost ananimaus
demand 81 the country, pressslevl
Harding hes sounded ths powess "a
she question disarmament. 'rhese
cAn 81 no question bus What the wh Nls
ssHfsd. wagasssn aad NkassFx allslA susg2 8
nx y Ko5asaAl depre slpa aasskxss -
8kaAA In il HISTORY would pfleoisse as1
pient ~ ssaglands United states
and 1Aan. lupkspg ~ sIpeedyT d.
a4Anansens ASH esrss psntsag cat i
sxMsss ls'ls An eenssastAls stS and
ssAe Nllele wuAid Seems u geallse that
fA~s
New Ulm review., 1921-11-02


ANSWER: The preventive treatment
q advised you to use. is good in all
conditions affecting the mucous sur
face of the throat, and as long as it
is used each morning and night your
boy will be immune and you will be
wise to avoid the. so-called test. OF
course, the boy has your advantage
Of the special diet knowledge which |
gave you for him. That, alone goes
far toward rendering him immune to
diphtheria, tonsilitis, mlrnps. whoop-
ing cough and similar diseases.
Candy, sugar, jams, jellies, cakes
and any other foods made with COM
mercial sugar have much the, same eff
feet as alcohol in reducing the inn
munity to contagious diseases. Those
who are well-fed on these articles
have little resisting power, although
they may be fat and look we'll.
Raw fruits and vegetables are ma
tural foods and reduce the craving
for sugar. u.
Cali readers Of the. Review are at
liberty at all times to, write for infor-