The evening world. Newspaper, January 6, 1919, Page 13

ly favoring the Italians against is upon realty avs, and in Trieste were ruling Imperial Governors of Italian nation- he country, but ‘epidemic conditions . ality, for instance, De Pretis and 1 Slavs. The Vienna Government was | /&*'T* bit 4 ‘dud While the epidemic has p sed, the /at that time alr MMA Bp lis fa bth ost panic-strickel el by he last Lagisla- ; pottles being etl Inventiaat by here, If you catch cold or allow your-| amusing story told by Cot, |/¥ hole” led and fairplay letters: he returna from personal ~ Reach A of the dread fee patients haw revealed th self fo become wenk and run down | Pizeareilc put the Austrian Gc xGuaat and Gare aay Go tekoee ane Four of them would nought, they 1 the bomb to re are thousanda you are exposed to this danger. ernment paying 200 kronen and lodg- | Would be to tax all of the value of “mend the Tax Law and two more her hull t tadder whicn nk jron whe do This is the time to keep Father] ing free of charge to h Slav im-| jand, thus compelling ownera to aban. WoUld amend the Greater Now York led to her deck and timed the bomb | for Mmlitalish beweon oF John's Medicine on hand and to begin | Migrant, I never heard before, al-/ don it to the city or State. Such lands, © Pr. : to explode at 6.30 A. M. As they | Rane in taking it at the first sizn of acold. If|tboush T have for several years} abandoned because owners could not veral tax ‘bills will be: presented re leaving, they were discovered. | ani th you need a tonic no better food medi- | Studied the Adriatic conditions on the | afford to pay confiscatory taxes: upon | DY reats, kome from up- They to diniral what they had] Cr “4, , eh be found, because the cle-| Pot. Where did he get that stutf? | \ nid then be leased by city or) State s. Dr. Dwix Henderson gone, and he gave the order to aban | wi t ey a ee Shin's Medi| Lt Would have taken anot Kind of } tate to b rs at low rentals, thus Murray of Syracuse, who is a heavy don ship. ments of which Father John's Medi-/(Qivernment than the stupid, short-| starting © Hulldine Boots | investor in metropolitan district Paolucci asked Admiral if he| *s0" cine is composed are all pure, whole-| ented and blundering Austrian Gov- hue great building beom and realty, declared to-day that, State and his friend might also try to save | toned some and nourishing and have been| ernment, with its self-centred aud | heeded te hold the rent lavel down 8) Tax Commissioner John J. Merrill themselves, and he sheok hands, say-| who’ feet heed of a proven by scientific tests to be of the jlazy bureaucracy, to create a fictitious “pat ee BARE co ty. | Would draw up bills for early intro- ou fre brave men and deserve pa butider ca greatest nutritive value. immigration, if such a thing would | trod entering. wedge bilis, duction representing the ideas of . ' - | , Mhe tact thet Rather John's Medi-| be possible at all | HrOVIGINE FOR BReALAT elInIHRtGn: oF important realty interests plunged into the water and | for Notun "tei GW. Athincen cine is guaranteed free from alcohol| “Now, the Slavs do want any the oughout the State swam away, but ten minutes ha ne | ‘ a al began to suspect the bomb ‘ 4 ae jerously thro down. froin | t{c orense 6 Sy want no Admiral hat United st Judee GW or dangerous drugs in any form Un eee conpertere |i rease on lands. Real estate! patchwork changes to our old tax story and sent a h to bring th may’ be no | pon ot the toe 1 makes it the safe medicine for every : The troubles Italy ale | seg nancial interests have united to gystem,” said he. ‘Taxpayers and back, “Run! Run for r lives: ington. D. ¢ member of the fainily from the] ready ‘has on the occupied territory |. ht them Decause the theories are | tenants should demand the repeal of shouted Paoluce! the moment he was | i+ Alan irene . © ; 6 ad a occupied tory ranked with radical Socialism and “ } ~ dec | youngest to the oldest. Get a bottle | houia be a warning for the most {fisehevian — cometh ne thay And every Tax Law now on our atatute led on deck ii to-day.—Advt. rabid Imporialists.” fonoan HEC books, and in their place call fot ono At ttnat instant a terrific explosion What Are the Dairymen’s League Officials Fighting For? HE officials of the Dairymen’s League T still persist in refusing to sell the milk, produced hy their members, at 8.4c. per quart, notwithstanding the fact that a large majority of the farmers in this country have anreee this price is a fair one and are now selling milk at this or lower prices. Farmers in the northeastern part of New York State, who ship to the New England market, have accepted the price arranged by the New England Food Commission. If they can sell milk to Boston at 8.4c. ad quart, why can’t other farmers sell to ew York at the same price? What are the Dairymen’s League officials fighting for? No attack has been made on their organ- ization. The dealers have tried to live in harmony with them and their members. They have acted as collectors for these officials and have turned over to their treasurer some $200,000 a year in members’ dues. If they are not fighting for their organ- ization, they are sacrificing the interests of the farmers and depriving New York of a large part of its food supply in a wilful effort to support an error in business judgment. Six men, officers of the Dairymen’s League, sitting in an office on 5th ave., stand between the people of New York and the farmers who have milk to sell. How long will the farmers stand for the action of these officials? NEW YORK MILK CONFERENCE BOARD, Inc. SINGLE TAXERS IN SADDLE FOR CONFISCATION. e the Single through all ave- xes on buildings with propor- | order and vasted rights Milbank as Chairman. It fs com- mitted to the income principle, but the exact form of its final measures ‘has not been determined. | President Jacob A. Cantor of the Tax Board announced to-day that ho would reintroduce the series of bills their To esca luce a conducting like b more makeshift or simple tax law cove j tate and personal pro) favor to either class. ull real es- ty without Commissioner air. |F. Harmon of the Taxpayers’ and Tenants’ Protective League saya he fails to find any concrete results from the hearings before the Mayor's Committee on Taxation “The line of least resistanc to go do 1s to and a fixed tax rate, preferabl per cent said he to-day, “or a fixed proportion of the total tax budget, leaving alternative revenues to be settled late iiss ee “SUFFS” LET BONFIRES DIE QUT FOR GOOD Couldn't Replace Arrested Sister but They'll Burn the President's Speeches Just the Same. WASHIN Jan, 6.—Because of interference by the police, the Nation Woman's Party announced to-day th Folding Mary Constitutional Amendment Resolution, Four more of the party ‘sentinels’? Were arrested last night when they un- dertook to start avother fire to replace a crowd are held in the h jon to await trial to-da en arrested Saturday nigh given a hearing. fala of the Woman's Party ea they recognized that “it would be in possible to furnish women to build the fires as fast as the police could arrest t mn” but they declared that “no amount of police would prevent be a Wh that extinguished last yer by of men, and they of dete: GUPID TO SCORE A HIT | WHEN THE BOYS RETURN. | | | | Many Soldiers to Wed Girls They Have Never Seen Except in Photographs. World.) Sweetal to The Eve POTTSVILLE, Pa, Jan, 6—Dan Cupid is about to score the greatest triumph in his history, It is known that more than 100 of the boys from this county will be married soon upon their return. Many of marriages will be the result of correspondence since th soldiers left will wed gi | they hase on seen except means of pHotograpis, But som the boys, of course, are engaged t wed girls they have cour Many girls who sent abroad to help the soldiers, their names were attached, found correspondence ng up, W finally led to an engagement | An official who was asked to-day to Jestimate the number of marriax likely to occur re country the by corr r said om etig sylvania js a reliat nightfall, expedition their little motors and st pier acroys the harbe sent a column of water 300 fe The Admiral a Merrill is completing the draft of a Mission to save thomselves, and they . Tax Law, the best and fairest that had been swimming five minutes lene for the could be ‘devised, and he will be at When they heard another explosion athe capital through the winter ‘o and saw that the other bomb which consult with all who are interested had been left adr n carried * produced by inthis legislation.” by the current al Austrian im Tenants’ unions and many civic liner Wien and ex a ' organizations are preparing to take. The Viribus Unitis suddenly turneg | 1 seta Is ean an energetic part in the high tax- bottom upward, and Paolucci saw the) 'h health offietats | teeth ther high rents fight. 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While all de- ‘ | oot, Waee pe Be: RID OF CORNS 4 cer's arguments, Rainer F. Hiacho, clare that a change in the tax laws -“ Marshal, Joffre ‘ Director o: mSlay eas to relieve realty is imperative, lead- nie lines y wine apt Ide \ he Manag: ALAS Uo A ae Mis rma om of the many factions insist upon Service in Church of St. Mark's-in-| tye Marshal as. he n A Simple, Sate and Reliable Ways es ) No, 82 Cortlandt Stree the importance of thelr own particu. the-Bouwerie, and a Marne were —s No Pain or Soreness. ar plans for corrective legisiatio | | “If 1 am not mistaken, the rentle- and refuse to compromise with, the Fighter Speaks., PHILIPPINES HARD HIT. 4 m a very stanch supporter of others, Bash, too, seems to Dave |] Members of the. Freneh coléay, + Hat's ext ' rmuiated theories for the benefit of , of tho, Freneh colnY.| age of M aly's extreme claim on the Adriatic, his own private interests. They seek rich and — poe gathered in’ St opt . | 's @ native of Cap a, an Valid legislation to patch up an old tax Mark’s-In-the-Bouwerte yeoterday to Typhoon ! ¢ ——>— | enclave on the coast of Istria, fully —¥_-— ayatem which experts admit is tune —— etebeate the slxty-seventh annivor. |, MANILA, I : j | ew » Jug ; damentally wrong and inequitable. " " on be oases were the t ’ tot 1y| Surrounded by Jugo-s No wou: 7 y 4 rar , r the P Mays There Is “Blind Hatred’ | ger ne breathes the ;e2t| Landlords and Tenants Rush They cannot see the advantages of Italian Officers Tell How They |s* ne birth of Marmhal Joffre.) igands as a tact 7 - clots bp Lark Stataahad A n ‘ throwing aside the old structure and i : Capt. F. Baldensperger, Who WAS] raged in the : . ‘Among Races That Should | the psychology of Istria’s ‘Sisen Legislature With Mass — agreeing upon a few broad generat Bombed Austrian Dread- [with gotre at. the @, wave al De cht to hemp live th to-do Hall principl the foundation for | ed tal him ane ’ a | the well-to-do Italians in the c ' tie principles as oundatio m1 ; weil rn word. srUthre ; . elena, ie Wan ealtnn wouta tole 8 Be Friendly. of Relief Bills. building a new tax system to be con- naught Veribus Unitis. 1 picture of the Marshal as a) era alone, it w “ a tor Teople 8 7 | CSaez rca one pe twanel ORpes \eney ructed from the ground up in @ man and @ leader |The Shipping Board ot Quan. ting and trieuming ra 2 “Theit ardent love for Italy is In ¥ : cal manner, step by step. haite int ; The pews were draped with the trl-|tico, which was driven re on TA isk of bt The Jugo-Stavs are resentful of | termixed with romantic poetry, myth} Landiords and tenants are rushing Rival ACTIONS RUSH TO GET sel bc Ue (Assoctated Pr tor pf France and huge American | ilund, twenty five iniles | Taalice Gena @tatements made here by Col VK | and a si ree , be we Liab le at Albany with their BILL® IN FIRST. ‘ lh y éwimming co le Hae. flags, ‘The Rev. Be Willian Ni [oceh aloo were ton \ ; Pizzarello 0 talian Arn HPO | ciate ita RCA mis eee rakeeet Onna eae o an Na ne Se ce ine tae ton hrie conducted the wervices, Af-| ¢ oa Geteen not, ani. waaaNa acaycatl itoman-like contempt for the barba Tenants and thelr champions aro yanuitman Nathan Hitech of the motors towing bombs that two Tal-| 10h tne cokgreration haa dune the Pe (Dern eet: WY ine territorial claims of the pro- {tna the Slavs, on the other side,| demanding laws to hold rents down, been striving to get opinions and ad- !8n Naval officers destroyed the AUS| oui and the onan had played. “La | Believed 10. have rv at |The unsophisticated working masses| not caring much what the reaction- vice from realty leaders and tax ex- trian dreadnought Virtbue Unitis U8) ye taige” De cuthele apoke in {Stranding of the Posed Juso-Slav Confederation as) or iy | : re else, Perts In order to go before the legisla- pofore the ¢ of the armistic L Ho BL. im Jengaxed In inte of the Italians think far more reason. | ary effect might be anywhere else. i he arm otaise of dolfre and of the Unity of unfair to Italy, but branded much of tors with a unified prograr Be. a t and of the unity the agitation ‘in behalf of the new | oY Landlords and their real estate a8- fore ‘he could get facts onough to The swimmers wore in the water nine | f° © he had helped to. e | Heoves Givde Silke to Vie state as Austrian propaganda. He de. |.."1 call It a ‘blind hatred,’ necaise | soclates aro proposing all sorts of ip a comprehonsive measure ROUFS and had to penetrate four bar-| Cant, Haldensperger chai 1 Seat, Bled the right of the Jugo-Siave to| they Never cared to know and learn | measures to lighten the tax burden ing urgent requirements, nearly riers across the harbor entrance, twa] Jotire As not the typleal BRIO: au bee eS ave Janything about the Slavs, thelr lan. | upon realty in order that they may coy Sith CHALE EAI, ce SEIN Were ate) Hels, After they tient man, who 1 bide | the Food Administrator, to whont the 9 | guage, literature, cultural and politi] be able to hold the equity in their AUy}Os with er MMe ad ihe had attached one bomb to the site 4 s,m. : ROMMOIe: ©UELATOGAL kid: oliiledl INFLUE NZA MAY < atriving, history, &¢, Mang fair. | properties without trying tu get more introduction of tte tax measures on the dreadnought they were captured) “When the Germans were driving | put lated minded Italians, among them” the| cash out of their tenants, The poli- Wednesday eid by a mblymart and taken on board the ves: and Cet nasierel in mae No enon, te | | Trieste scholar, Dr. Angélo Vivante,| ticians are side-sfepping and trim- Seesselberg, They provide for a max- were still on ner when the warship] we cool and’ self-con- COME BACK jinseny tehracnad’ cic cgphprnts | wing to town aiden &¢ the arma tne WT2™ MEME of f ben OnBt: on real 8: See Khon tp ‘i a 3 ; with their crass ignorance of ‘Slavic | seeking to retain the largest possible per cent. on personal property. They — They pea without injury and] don Public Health S Says Epidemic | ters. 28 most hampering a triend-| income for city and State in order Claim the bills would produce $217.- have returned to Rome, Their explul: | ° e | ot rt ponds. | oe or of Di 5 0, rem eg ind, and successf he history lngind ce thaet ted aL | y Feason for such hatred is che ‘Wreaity leaders indist that something Would wgive the city $267,600,000 a oF aevel wartece the caheeta whe | hel ou States Since Sept. 15. very extstetite of the Sinvs. They. are]! must be done to alter the tax syatem Year, or far more than enough to thus sent to th | e s | . Tyunhappily for the Itahans—in the| or i) unearth new public revenue re- Meet ali requirements. The board Lieut } a In u Ss T ues | r ae preat iajortt provinces, Gnd ib thi! sources otiteide of feal estate will introduce other bills through Sen- or Taftacle F : king Out Again in Many | Ersa,meir 4 ths S's More dney my. and thie ene HO" Jaman Ai Pokey nest weanerday ack war delivered on the morning of e this . lanity,, And be ‘ sion of the Legislature must act, else 394 04 oe s Nov, 1, 1918. > For Nuxated Iron os to be found which have to kill them | Will have to pay more out of the in-|soyation will be introduced at the re- *WO. gMcers invented small fom a . : Oa RE Tope inttoenss and. rw Tait, east im thecty. Such int ME Oo ee Tae quest-of the Advisory Council of Real Pressed ai: motors to whith wit’ te|Physicians Below Say That Ordinary Metallic Iron ame ctviiias Rada dretthdit adh dais tf) STE RaNIntan, Wnt ts Interests which thas been in- actined long distance swit A « " ad ue Austrian Government did not |Of Frowing population, but b Vestignting the problem exhaustively CWO Practived long ay Preparations Cannot Possibly Give the Same the Italians, nor did it love tho, C@7hot get loans for their opers hrov 0 ittee with Albert G ¢ the harbor entrance at | Until the Jast decade, it was ders shall see a halt in tax) \iyuen & comm at tana adh ee ee STRENGTH, POWER AND ENDURANCE | 3 “When the nose instonpe cold in the he breathing is indulged in, th inspired aie is only yartil Wvarmed, moistened and other red for contact with wise prepal ae The deepertisnues and diseases tf the. throat, windpipe pt to develop f re very a Junge 2 of auch mis as a consequenc fortur Baya tube at any dra RONUORN’S Uoes not do all ws say. 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