davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-05-13
1nclines Toward Short Terms

ouestion-win you kindly critcise the
following list OF bonds which / own? II
them on account of their not being sound
safe investments. please inform me which
IS, 1929; United states Rnbber ~ Us $50
Pennsylvania Railroad 64s, 1895 Ameri-
can Telephone and Telegraph 6s, 1922
dam 1921. I arm desirous OF adding fc
the above holdings would you advise rnt
buying more of the above mentioned bonds
issues as ALUMINIUM Company Of America
Is. 1885, Packard Motors S. Railway Stee
Spring common. Southern Railway 6s
Valley IS, 1924: WaItham Watch Gs 1924
Aliis- Chalmers preferred. United Kingdom
q Great Britain btss, 1922 and 1897
Brooklyn Edison general U.s. 1880 FL H.
Answer-We think that the seven
bonds you have bought are all good
sound investments. Of the bonds
however, that You name and which, you
say you are considering investing in
we think there is considerable diff.
ference. The two United Kingdom is
sues, one due 1922, the other 1887, are
both sound. Railway Steel Sprina
common is speculative, ard with the
exception of your Brooklyn Edison gen
eral rs the bonds are short term. II
there Is any reason why you may need
cash in 1922 to 1929 q short-tern in.
vestment is proper. We think there
is good prospect that long term bonds
will be selling higher, however, a few
years from now Than they are now
and if there is no likelihood of you
needing the cash, in other words, ii
you want to make permanent invest
ment, we would advise another Solvay
s and. in addition, one or more of the
new GreattNorthern Pacific
Ga pei. cent bonds, due 1885, and yield.
ing at the offering price about 6B per
cent, and some good preferred stock
such as American Car and Foundry
National Biscuit preferred and United
States Steel preferred.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-05-13
Wishes to Invest in Canada

Questionas-I am expecting some money
from estate in Canada and am advised
by = banker in Canada to purchase Cana
dian Victory bonds, as the exchange on
Canadian funds is high at present Do
YOU know OF any securities in the United
States in which would invest the money
and make up the loss in exchange by the
difference IN interest and probable advance
in price OF the security IN, l.. l..
Answer-We do not attempt TO pick
out for our readers securities in which
they can make money by change in
price. Something depends on how
soon you are going to need the money
to your credit in Canada. If you have
faith in the recuperative powers of the
DominionS and can wait, we think your
bankers suggestion about buying Ca
madam internal bonds is good one,
If rot, you had better exchange your
money into American dollars at once.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-05-13
How to Collect Burlington Joint ID

cuestion---r am the holder OF $4,000 Chit
eago, Burlington 4 Quincy 5etnt per cent
change for the rev az per cent bonds, for
the reason that all my property is in Faii
road bonds and II seemed unwise to have
all rnyeggs in one baslSet, I thought to
hold them until maturity and use the pro-
ceeds for purchase of municipal or state
bonds would like to know IL YOU ap-
state OF city bonds selling at such a price
that will make me greater return than
received befores At what price do New
York state and City bonds SELL what In
purchase thean9 Can you tell me where's I
shall present my Chicago. burlington y
Quincy bonds on July for payment r.
Miss E. A. p.
Answer--Your Chicago, Burlington Il
Quincy joint 4 is payable at the office
of J. P. Morgsn & Co., but the thing
for you to do is to deposit the bond at
your bank, Just as if it were cash, and
it will be collected for your account.
If YOU are not subject to excess taxes
we do notathink you ought to buy mu-
nieipal or state bonds, but il you are
the Federal Land Bank IS of i94i arc
nearly as safe as Lbertys, are TAX ex-
en,pt, and can be bought to yield per
cent. New York State and City bonds
are quoted daily with their yields in
The New York Tribune. Their yield
varies from little more than to a
little more than per cent. They sell
high because their tax exemption fea-
lures make them in demand amdng per-
sons of very large income. We agree
with you that ali your eggs should
not be in one basket, especially as the
railroads are providing the basket
But let us suggest to you that it is
quite possible that there may be
bonds in your list which it is more
desirable to eliminate than the Bur
lingtons The new bond offered in ex-
change for this one is unusually at
tractive, we think. If we can be of
further service to you write again,
telling US something more about your
holdings and requirements.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-05-13
Grand Trunk and stanwood Rubber

Question--I bought 2 81. 700 bond OF the
Grand Trunk Railroad of Canada Is IN
interest on same. Can you tell me where
it is payable? Let me know what YOU
can about the stanwood Rubber Company
common stock.--T. N.
answer Present your April ] coupon
at the Canadian Bank of Commerce, 16
Exchange Place, and it will be paid, or
If you have an account at bank, de-
post the coupon there. The Stanwood
Rubber Company was one of the tire
companies which fell by the wayside
You might get in touch with the re-
ceiver.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-05-13
Brazil Opposes Moratorium

WASHINGTON, May 12.-Efforts to
establish moratorium in Brazil for
six months, already proposed in a bill
introduced in the Brazilian Senate,
will be opposed by the Brazilian gov
eminent, said an official cablegram re-
ceived to-day at the mbassy.
The government is firmly deter
mined, and will use it's influence with
its friends who constitute large ma
jority in both houses of Congress, it
said, to oppose the bill, presented by
an opposition member.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-05-13
DAYS NeaU Issues

The American Power & Light Com
,snv has sold to a syndicate composed
4 Chicago and New York bankers an
issue Of ss,5oO,ooO twenty-year per
.snt secured geld bonds. Proceeds
from the bonds are to be used for the
aurpose Of refunding S2,200.000 gold
notes due August 1, 1921 and for the
Tstjremens Of the floating debt.
George B. Gibbons & Co. are offer
,ng st0oo,ooo City of Detroit direct
obligation 51a per cent coupon or reg
istered bonds. The issue natures May
!. 1913, and the bonds are Legal in
ysstment for savings banks and trust
funds in New York, Massachusetts,
ronnecticut and other states. The Of
ferinp price is 103.58 and interest to
yield SIS per cent.
Goldman, Sachs & Co. announced
Yesterday On behalf of the syndicate
managers the closing of the subscrip-
tor books on the Kelly-Springheld
Tire Company new s10,000,000 issue of
ten year per cent sinking fund gold
notes.
Spencer Trask & Co, E. H. Rollins
IA Sons and Schoellkopf, Hutton &
pomeroy, Inc, have purchased an is
spe Of $4,000 zoo firs. and consolidation
mortgage series AZ per cent gold
bonds Of the Niagara Falls Power
Company,
Freeman g. Co. are offering at prices
10 Weld $40 per cent 100000 National
Steel Car Lines s per cent equipment
trust certificates, series 3d." The GER
tifcates are guaranteed uncondition-
ally both as to principal and dividends
by the Trans Continental Oil Co. They
are secured by first lien on 5o7 all
steel standard tank cars.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-05-13
paris-o rleans Railroad Bonds

ouestion--Wili you kindly sdvise me as
TO Paris Orleans Raslroad Cempany'a 6 per
cent oonaa' gnarantsed by the French gov
investment or a speculation?-J. +. %.
Answer The Paris Orleans Raiiroad
bond is secure, but as far as you are
concerned they. are speculative, because
the number of dollars you receive in
principal and interest depends ON the
exchange rate, which is uncertain.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-05-13
Tariff Lobby Inquiry
Is Sought in Senate
King Resolution Asks Commit
tee TO Look Into Action of Dye
Men and u. S. Officials

From The Tribute's Wcshi,toto,. Bureau
WASHINGTON, May "a Senator
King. of Utah, in a resolution Intro
duced in the Senate to-day, called for
the appointment of committee of five
to investigate charges of lobbying to
force passage of the emergency tariff
bill.
The resolution asserted that business
interests had maintained Offices in
Washington to carry on propaganda in
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-05-13

Business--The business of E. I. du Pont de
Nenlours and Co. was established
in 1862 and has since been continuously con-
Quoted by the du Pont interests, first as part
nership and later in corporate form. The
present corporation, T.. /. du Pont de Nernours
and Co., was organized in 1915 and represents
the development of business which has been
in successful operation for lie years. Tn adj
dit1on to it's explosives business, the Company
is now active in many allied lines, including ar
tifcial leather pyralin, dyestuffs, paints and
varnishes and acids
Purpose Proceeds of these Bonds will be used
of Issue in part to supply funds for the per-
nanent financing of the cost Of
General Motors common stock temporarily
financed by du Point Securities Company, and
in part for other corporate purposes of E. I.
du Pont de Nemours and Co.
Earniz.as During the last ten years the Com
pany's net receipts from it's com
mercial business, as distinguished from the
profits military business, have averaged
over $7,500,000 annually, and in only one of
such years were such receipts less than twice
the $2,625,000 required to meet the annual
interest charges on this issue of Bonds These
earnings were exclusive of any return from the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-05-13
Norway Loan Runaored

COPENHAGEN, May l2.4-Norwsv
mas received assurances of obtaining
a government loan of $50 900 600 kroner
IN New York. it is understood in Dan
ish financial circles.
Despite the serious strike situation
IN that country, Norwegian currency
mas been steadily rising since last Fri
Day. TINS being due, it is said, to the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-05-13

connection with the measure: that the
aye scuffs manufacturers had fakan
steps to maintain their monopoly bv In
duclng special legislation, and that off
Gals OF the government had been carrvl
ing on propaganda in Connection with
the tariff bill. The Senator asked q
1ulI investigation of these charges
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-05-13
Bid and Asked

Following are tbs closing bid an
asked quotations of stocks listed on the
Stock Exchange n which there @ert
M transactions yGsterday:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-05-13
Investment
Information

Guestsossa Of ceueres interest to "a
vesfsrs sgRt Be ansseeYed fn tkts oss.
ussm, en- pk;eh case only initials sssss
De used. othera sesll be uastoeyed, %
sssail. address ali iaessivsess snclss-
sag d stampsd. addvessed smcclopss ~
FiaeaasaS Edstor, The Tfibase. iS@
Nsssea Street. Nete York City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-05-13

CT Nor rs serl Ore Sh L SIS
A when is- 1929
sued 1895 2 49,. g3T
i -. 95%l Drew II X &c
so -. 96 ii n As 1861
AIS 1861 ] -. TIA
..... 1884 2 Be-, II
fiarl nv e. r Pac G & E 5s
Is 1854 1912
2 -. CT l 80. tn
n & It C LIST i -, rs
So 1887 Pac T 8; T 5s
! -. STA 1897
I1ud a. Nj rig 4 ~. 81
80 fnk7 Pacl AYnf Gar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-05-13

Company's direct or indirect investment in
General Motors stock. In connection with
the issue Of these Bonds, du Point American
Industries, Inc. (which will hold the du Pont
interests in General Motors stock), will issue
to E. |. du Pont de Nemours and Co.
$25,ooo0oo of it's Serial Notes Secured by
100000 shares of General Motors Corpora
ton common stocl), S20,000,O00 of it's 80
preferred stock (being the entire issue thereby,
and all its common stock
EqNity The total assets of E. l. du Pont
de Nernours and Co aggregate
$3.50, 100000, compared with which this
S35,00o000 issue constitutes the Company's
only funded debt, although there are still out
standing about $1,ooo,00o bonds of subsidiary
manufacturing companies which are in course
of retirement. The capitalization junior to- the
Bonds is represented by s70,62900o of go De-
benture stock and 500, 378 900 Common stock.
and the uncapitalized surplus and reserves
amount to $88,675,00O. The Company's surplus
will necessarily be affected to the extent that
the common stock of du Pont American Indus
tries, Inc, is sold to the stockholders of E. T. d
Pont de Nelnours and Co. for sum other than
at which it is now carried on the balance sheet
of E. /. du Pons de Nemours and Co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-05-13

$35,000,0OO
Dated May /. 1921

Dated May 1921 Due May
b in New Ym City
a i0 anu
dhgA
ofenr opaa
. nal dnomirh onsm eehamab
Trustee
has usby
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-05-13

fslsa kmpioyment Agencies use The
VA &c. e reach vide awake eisipioyees
sasesssfas business concerns dvt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-05-13

lhe above Bonds offered, o
accrued nteres,
the &
il o their rro
payment
j Morgan Co
Nation BankN York Nation Civic
TrustC Company evYo rk
Guaranty Company of New York Harris g.
Mem YORK; },
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-05-13
Pittsburgh

FIEEsburGh
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SO 4 Win @ " pf IL IA rs "a
40 Carbo Hyd pfd az az AZ ara
400 GnHey Gillespie IA l4s IL SO
SO Nat Fiieproof ss
90 Ohio Fuel Sup 47& AIN 49H az
70 Okla Nat Gas. 24is FAX 245, sss<
% Fits Plate GLIlsz i16R 1861 l16h
Bonds
$4,000 Indep Brew SIS 40 ~ a. a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-05-13

Mob & o new 4s 1882 ,
SIS 1927 - ~, e4 "A
gen As 1898 20 -.
-. 5StA 49, ~,
Mont Tram SIS 49, % &
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Nat Rvs NJ "a" 500,
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YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-11-18

opSt sedf slovensky biskup, skoly
q 1rady sd Y rdkach ceskoslovent
|skych, 1epsie easy kynd, preto =
chut 'ou prfd i mily Sloy6a<n, do
Nitry . pssri - na jej pan,iatky I,
naystiv jei 10 kostolov ! 5 kapls
nick, postoi zamysi " no mie-
stach, kde tol 10 dobrych j Ely5cA
veci sa odohrAvalo, prehliadni 81
pamiatky mesta q nritiil 81 svo.
jim srdcom < slovenskemp Inestu,
Tx svojmu slovenskemu narodu q
bran usilovne statocne nase sya-
|t6 slovenske prava. !
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-11-18
2s. oKT6BER vo vIKDlI

PodFa "Neues Wiener Jour.
nalu" 1rad spolkoveho kancella'
,ra zaslal vsetkym statnym 1radom
poucenie, dl'a ktoreho dna %
.okt. v den vyrocia zalozenia &c
skoslovenskej repnbliky, mali
statne budovy ozdobit' prapormi
Dovodom tohoto opatrsnia je, II
" Ceskoslovensku D narodnych
lsyistkoch si,riatelenych St6toy, te'
a TIM 6skdskej aepsblik We
fttAS b1n1evy i VII Anskb AariGde'
MIA Sd ozdobene zastavanai.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-11-18


neho sa Wac stat nesmie.
Pomaly sfce, ale l'udstvo ma
preduje laske. Ia inych va
lok, ked' obyeajny vojak pad.
nul, zahrabali no do zeme, S tisi-
cilni inymi, jeho pozostatky kryla
hrba. zeme, ktor1 cas- a elementy
srovnaly so zemou, nejake roxy
nostalo AMI pamiatky po nam.
Dnes neznamych padlych vojakov
representuje vel 'kolepy poinnik
a hrobka, ktora tax dlho bude
stat, ak odlho bude krajina a
zem jestvovat', ably nasi potom-
kovia mali eoho ponaucenie 81
what, ze narod vie uz ocenit
obet svojimi synmi dand, a ably
neporoztfmenie povstak medzi ma
rodami ME zbranou, ale spoloc-
nou shodou vyrovnane boly. X
tomu ciel'u az teraz sisli sa "a
stupcovia vsetkych vel l'kych moe
nosti do hlavneho mesta nasej
republiky, aby 1hedzi sebou sa
dorozumeli OIL 'adom odzbrojenia,
aby odstranili prfpravy k bud1.
elm valkam, ably l'udstvo nebolo
"a vohnane' do takej biedy a ne
st 'astia, axiom este dnes sa ma
chadza, ale ably vynajdeny Dol
sposob ma staly mier medzi naro-
dami, a ked' pride nejake nedo-
rozumenie, ably ono bolo miernym
sposobom vyhladene,
Re toto docielene bude, 'davajtl
nam nadej slova mad rakvou ne
znameho hrdinu povedane presi-
Denton republiky, Hardingon
Nieco podobneho nesmie sa Wac
STAT povedal pritomnym a sti.
casne tie slova znely pre- cely
svet. Tie slova znamenaj1 ako
rozkaz pre- 1castnikov mierovej
konferencie. Verlme, re po jej
ukonceniu svet 81 oddychne, lebo
budd na nej vykonane. veci, do
rozumenie, ze Wac valky byt' ne
sm1!
Ked' k takomu rozhodnutiu
d6jde, zivoty znamych nezna-
mych hrdinov padlych pAled.
nej hroznej valke neboly obeto-
vane nadarmo. Vel'ki l'udia sye.
ia prisli k presvedceniu, ze sa mu.
SINE milovat' a ME vrazdit'. Ked
SINE vsetci dietky jedneho Boha
ma jeho obraz stvornei, drzme So
, dl'a jeho ucenia, ze len Ten nam
moze zivot odobrat'e ktory nam
no dal.
| Hrozne utrpenia nest 'astis
poslednej .valky budu mat al svo'
je dobre nasledky. Dokaze nam
to terajsia washingtonska konfe'
rencia velikych l'udi sveta. Yer
me, ze sa svet napravuje a ze 81
este al my toho casu dozijeme
ked yrazdy menovane valkam
celom svete prestan1.
AZ " n
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-11-18
Vuakvanie ce.ti nexnSmemu hrdinovi

Mohamedani, kterych nasi ma
bozni ucitelia predstavovali nam
ako pohanoy, ktori s1 vsak naboz.
nejsi ako velika vacsina katolf-
kov a protestantov, lebo ich ma
bozenstvo naklada i'm modlit sa
tri razy "a den, maj1 nauku, re
kazdy elovek styoreny je vyko-
nat istl povinnost' ma zemi, je-
den dobre, druhy zle, a ze kazde
nemluvna, ktore ma svet pride, ma
svojim stvoritel 'om predpisany
osad, ktoremu neujde, uz mech je
ten osud akykol 'vek.
Mas krest 'anov ueili mac. Po-
vedAii nam, ze clovek bude mat
taky osud, aky 81 ho sam svojimi
skutkami sprawl. Ked' bude ro-
Bit dobrctu ma zemi, ] jeho osud
bude dobry -ked' bude zly, mar
notratny, neznasalivy, zavistlivy,
zpupny, zlomyselny, podvodnik,
klaf1ar a zbojnfk, bude mat takn
odRlatu, akou on l'udpm ma zemi
neral Ktore z tych dvoch uceni
ie spr6vnejsie, ma tom by sa dalo
disputovat', ale j jedno j druhe
ma sebe zaiste mnoho pravdy.
v tomto prfpade, ktorom
chceme hovorit', zda sa ucenie mo-
hamedanov ,spravnejsie, ze totiz
osud cloveka je Bohom predpisa-
ny. Ma dokaz treba nam pony
slet' ma milliony zivotov ztrate-
nych ' poslednej horznej valke,
medzi ktorymi nachadzali sa mno-
Iii nize 2O-rocnf chlapci, ktori v
svojom zivote nikdy nikomu zle
no neurobili, ktorf polozili svoj
zivot PRIV, nez by boil pozna sla-
sti strasti zivotne, ale ze pre-
zlobu l'udsk1 musNi what zbran
do ruky, padli oni, ale zivot svoj
polozii ME pri tie priciny, pre-
ktore krest 'anske nabozenstvo
nrcuje smrt', ale ze i'm tax osud
urcil.
L'adstvo vzder este mnohym
zlcbam, sa naprava. Ucenci my
slitelia ma mhovooria, lie 0 neja-
kych tisic rokov natol 'ko svet
pokroci, ze nebude medzi nami
aibozenskej a narodnej neznasan-
iivosti, ale ze pride k poEnaniu
4 presvedceniu, re kazdy elovek je
nam bliEay brat, ktoreho name
TAX milovat' ako seba, ako milu-
ieme svojich rodicov, bratoy, Sc
stry, priatel'ov alebo jako milen-
ku. X tomu vraj istotne dojde,
iebo narody 20 svoj1ch nest asst
vezmd takd nauku, be jedine take
stanovisko, take jednanie q poci-
mamie je spravne, ze musime jeden
dfuheho milovat', aby SINE mali
spokojny a bla2eny fivot.
Ter&z mali SINE dokaz pohra-
bu neznameho ameriekeho vojaka,
ze l'udstvo napreduje. Jednemu
neznamemu hrdinoyi preukazuje
cely narod iictu, aka 50 nepreu-
ksSe AMI najvicsiemu hrdinovi.
kral'Ovi alebo cisarovi, ably cely
narod poklonil 50 mad mrtyym
telom neznameho muza, ktory Wy
k0nal syoju poyinnost' ]. ked' ho
o to n&rod ziadal. Neznameho
hrdinu vyprevadzali ii najvacsf
.hOdnost&ri krajiny, pritomnf boil
slfvni velitelia styroch spojenec-
kJch arm4d, zastupcovia vsetkych
vlkd sveta, ktorf majl 70 Wash.
te ssoifch sfstAgaf,v, = mad
sraI jjD rgyslsl sa6tosnd
odobierku president repo NY,
ktcf5 pri tel smdf fosnej ceremonii
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-11-18
PreSe 81 mSse Avut strp1osas' pro
plano saby7
zIADAJTE ST PORADU Cd
ZUBoLEKARA
Dr.LYMAN.

"Nebojte ga, kol ,ko -kol 'vek pla-
nych zubov mate vo vaSich 1stAch
Prid'te do majej kancel&sie, ia
preskdmam vase snby q vysvet-
lin vam moju pracu. Jal yam do
poriadku privediem vase zuby,
ked' sa to inym AMI nepodarilo, .
to "a mierne poplatky.
DOLLAR BANK BUDovA
4.te poschodfe, cislo izby 412,
Youngstown, Ohio.
The Ward County independent., 1921-02-03
BARN ON FL0M FARM BURNS;
JENS PETERSON SUFFERS LOSS

A big barn on the lver l.. Flom
farm in Burt township, IL miles
southwest Of Minot, caught fire and
burned to the ground in a myster-
jous manner at two o'clock Monday
morning. Jens o. Peterson, who oc-
cupies the farm, was awakened by the
bright light of the fire and ran out
to the barn barefooted in his night
clothes He worked for half an
hour in this condition and managed
to save eleven head of cattle that were
in the barn by tearing off some boards
He was unable to open the main door
from one side of the burning structure.
of the barn which was one which rails
ed with ropes and weights, as the
ropes had been burned of.
Mr.. Peterson lost IA head of cattle
that he could not get out Of the barn,
eight being cows and the others
Younger stock. He also lost two
horses and all of his harness, besides
ten tons of millet hay and many ar
ticles. All of his other horses for
tunately were running out on the
prairie.
Mr.. Flom, owner of the. barn, lives
at Dennison, MINI. He will probably
rebuild as he carried insurance in the
Grant Farmers Mutual Insurance Co.
Mr.. Peterson carried no insurance.
He is using the barn on the old Hans
Rudd farm. Mr.. Peterson's loss fig
ures up to more than a thousand dol
lars. The barn was built in 1908.
1t was 34x68 feet in size, IA foot
posts and was an extra good building.
The Ward County independent., 1921-02-03
ST. PAUL WOMAN
IS ENTH USIASTIC
Could Hardly Eat or Sleep Before She
Got Tanlac-Health Was
Restored.

The way Mrs. A. kostner, of l94
w. Fairfield Ave., St. Paul, Minn.,
talks regarding the benefits she has
derived from the use of Tanlac, is just
the way thousands Of grateful men
and women everywhere are praising
the medicine.
"Tanlac has completely relieved me
of troubles that had been pulling me
down for two years." said Mrs. kost-
ner, land Pm just as grateful as can
be toward the medicine. My appetite
was so poor that l ate little more than
enough to keep body and soul together
and was in terribly rundown condi-
ton. There were certain foods did
MT dare eat at all, and at times | would
become badly nauseated. ! was so
nervous | didn't know what it was to
get good nights sleep and was SIM
ply miserable.
81 saw where Tanlac was benefit
ting so many others that began TAX
ing it myself and it has given me a
ravenous appetite and has put me in
the best of health again. Pm feeling
Just fine now in every way and am
certainly thankful to Tanlac for set
ting me right"
Tanlac is sold in Minot by the Tay-
lor Drug Co., in Kenmare by j. l..
Wemark, in Douglas by J. J. Dona-
hue, in Ryder by Geo. c. Couch, in Ia
bus by the Bugge Pharmacy, in Saw
yer by J. L. McKinnon and in Des Lacs
by F. 3. Becker. adv