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The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1913-02-19
HasTEhED TO MAKE HIS WILL
Dys2s2sJe cenanceo T-at Mlstz<s
ceage Near fssteos Leas Tass
irnn sosrf Clszs39s.ea.

T1s egaceDtIc @Sc aoes 1-ayerfs9I
tAosgas ~ ever BIKE b. eats glanced
caaiossiy OVER fhe Fre1ca asunsr I'd
81 which 3 eozea ffeaz were marked
sikh q cross 81 re8 INK 70 ny IN
tgtoFed mind, zsld b. @taose things
lock al right Some other se,s0w wtGh
> stomach has been here aheae ~ rse
and has marked cg q fe~ things that
Christian can sas gsssezt iugltlus
sudden death
10 bis delight at fading The dinner
problem solved the aygpeDtic ordered
six o. the red cross disoss They we're
nnpronouneesb bic and unFecogniz&bls.
bur they tasted good and be liked
them. When the crumb Of the las.
course had eisapDsare1 he tyspep,ic
said gsn.ssly 20 the walter. @R8m Old
chap that must have been Who ate az
this table ahead % ne
Yes, SIR" sssented the waiter He
was one Of them Diet cranks that
drive restaurant people crazy BY mary
Ing up The bin OF fare with red dan
ger signals before the dishes that no-
body that slnt got sound digestion
can afford % trlae witn"
Good Lord" naoaned the dyspeDtic.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1913-02-19
The rowER OF SUGGESTION

1ams<. aeeses<ass -.-.s-t. .f.4 Is, .ssesss.e ~.-a
80. 80 80 ia 49, -. 80 ~.
80 - 80. 1880. $50. 80, 49,
Il fs4 great gcean ~ Trsra
II tbat i r-ne ~ - outward 7rors.,
= Z ersa r-o-a s-sa - ssa fansra W.
Know rgo~e - t. gaqs.rsl aafverse
sbsB ~ kne-z " esrsegres
81 tie = = - Il snee tse lacer. zsh
fecfsge mo-s - greet - tx o4ter
- geetfse @orf8
Bgs1 s-e .nte
Jv@s row 49, seem ~ ~ 81 tae e.fze
If an rss-tiay nerv -e eaee tse
know .elfsa ~ ourselves
We know 81 Htfe ~ sels rs set tsst
II DOS aos pay 10 .lezr ze
TIE o-oee- al. tsde * fo fh-0a q sva=
sll gveegseesv15 e9tigas ana - ~
oroaca ts.s sf-sv with r. DDS eager
only ror tie trasb-
Il has ALREADY been proved beyond
question thar both uind ard BODY c8u
BE- Influenced by suggest On. whether
the suggestion comes from ourselves
or from another
r. hae sl.n re, ,,ovea rct onlv ~
saf,h heaprg c,,y,. IN, ~ acsents4,s
,b.t ,n.,v ,7,sa,ea., car, ~. e,,res ~
60
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The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1913-02-19

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The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1913-02-19
FRUIT SHIPMENTS fR0H THE
VEST HAVE DECLINED LATELY
EARLY HASTE TO GET orr
FRUIT or UNKNOWN QUALITY
HAS suEsiCED WITH The
PAST yWo WEEKS.

Los ANGELES. FEB 1.-The Rid
die ~ TelraarF eines tie citrus sfs-
uation IL California faore q8les tAan
a. AM fins during the azt - years.
The unusual ha&ks 70 xst eli orsHges
Of nnknown aud doubtful character
ha1 snbsioed ilnost totally, 10 fact,
ane shlyDer1 Nth iltfis recaeatloa
TO maintain are non carefully nurzin
that remnant attn zsst Returns re-
Gently arrived from eastern markets.
together with quite pronounced hats
from government officials located ~
various strategetic points, are FesDoa-
sible for tall from 100 cars during
The middle Of January 70 come 20 or
40 day az the present time. TO
the honor Of both Independent and
exchange houses " good standing be
u said tina, little has gone out from
any such shippers under real brands
or where the nature Of tbs unfit fruit
could be detected. During last week
there were some 500 cars Of poor or
-anges floating about ~ various
points In the east. which are now be.
Ink cleaned up and similar rspeti.
tons will not be made this season.
Tho policy OF the best houses from
the beginning Of tho cold seagon
has been 70 wait until number OF
weeks had passed before even try.
Ing 70 grade the fruit aud that thia
was wise policy has now been
admitted by all. There ID good fruit
In limited quantities 10 be had from
California later on. In both oranges
and lemons. and March and April
viii Hee considerable Of IL going out
at good pisces.
The estimate OF 1880 cara Of fruit
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1913-02-19
PEOPLE NOW AWAITING
ARRIVAL OF GILMORE,

The Offering Al the New Daytoaa
theater next Friday night. Paul Gil
more, in Il. S. sheldoB's drama The
Havoa," should prove something o.
welcome change 70 the&ter goers.
SIR. Gilmore is one Of the fsw per
sons Oh the stage Of whom one can
safely p1ophesy, powerful and sue
cessful Interpretation Of Whatever
par7 aa takes ia hand
la bis capacity as manager, more
over be never fails to satisfy with a
careful and intelligent production
Much has been said Of Mr.. Sheldon :
play. The Havoc" The young au-
thor Of The Niger" Salvation
Nell. The Boss, etc, has some ex-
ceHeut work 10 his credit already.
and critics who have seen the pres
ent play seem generally 10 consid
or THAI il ranks with the best Of MS
other dramas. The story Is JaLl'
around thc character 81 Richard
Craig. "a brilliant American railroad
man Craig has been wronged II q
tre4cuerou. friend, q guest 1-.
house. IIe revenges himself In & col.
scheme which finally brushes Ill.
enaay once and for alL Il Is SAID
that bo.h in Mr.. Cimores produc
ton ot TIC piece and his o4u ACTING
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1913-02-19
BROKERS F02H ASSOCIATION
TO ELIMINATE SHINDLERS

NATIONAL ORGANIZATION TC 9E
FORMED IT MEETING CO BIG
BROKERS ~ saw Yoz& CITY
TONIGHT.
new YORK Fe5. - - 11-er-
za1ozal association q BROKERS,
Banded together % prst=c- re PIP
Sc azc themselves against sF-zazlsrs.
E- = -zzzczed z=-s -ozzgaz -
5zze4=z = - Ee1 II IL W-z-5o-S-
Astoria
TIE Zse11g S ne e11lzztlo1 =
: crusade against dishonest SIX
brokerage practices z15ca 1zs 5@e1
eoz11c-e5 = al ~ large czrzes q
-1e United STATES. I ~zs originally
Started il ire ~ss, U-6zr TIE ans
p-c@s y E1 prominent \ TIE
financial wer. ard rapidly spread
---- Il --1-45=z members O. ne bas-
z1sg1 brokerage <-rzs .z -ze United
S-a-=s. S1-= 3 rze reforms aimed
= aT ne association arg as follows
The elimination q fake brokers.
TIE Iro-@.-1E o the paa.zc zrou
sE-@-ers 81 -ze dissemination Of
knowledge regarding legitimate brok-
s-age @rns.
TIE Enactment Of legislation look
M -ow4~6 -Az. -.~o-z4-z~- - s--~-- -
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1913-02-19
EAST COAST TRAN QHEuLE

The solowaxg sezs1zss azow 10
taaae u 6essst.ve Of srssza tsgz
the Dayto1z ee,et.
fscrEk5esrc.
Az q =. Daily ezes1t Nsz1sy
AZ 4 e Daily.
1871 4 =. Jslg.
1lszS = X Daily.
III ,. r. Daily
Ill =. L. Daily.
ss2to1>1n1.
1875 3. r. Daily.
1s4z .. H Daily
800 p, H DAILY.
$50 ,. n Dzgy.
S.ls ,. r. Daily exesEt gza1ay.
1s1S q = Daily.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1913-02-19

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Ez-= -1 r- REX Z zzEz5 ar
1uzE 1ve 1hz1 { eFer expected. =
SAD 82e-z E tse MINUTES
s1z@- -1e 1z-Ze1 -Llg 5leE p azcl1-
81 ear E1Ze zzcF1g 1 1usEeE 1rs,
I'D -z= -wZs- 1r1-EE zE I'D ttrsE E1r
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The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1913-02-19

both oranges and lemons, made By
the exchange Just after the freeze.
for all fruit of a citrus nature 70 70
out Of California this year, Is now re-
yiged 10 5000 cara. 20 include both
oranges and lemons. 70 DO shipped
from February 70 the end Of this yea,
gon.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1913-02-19
Hz Ne c,ur.x

Vale q szrpef ere eFe11zg : -sz-
Be- q re family asked SzF- wh1
A. -1@ Blanks TIE 1isCEss1z 1a
nationality and -alLgioz following. vas
s-1z1 20 aE L4 E1lgsz sen zugEEr-
1g szEZes. sza shat e1-zc-v
GO 70 azCEz5o-s ccE4 krZ
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1913-02-19
Sims Of the Tines.

81 see tie young laoy next door has
beau" She assures me that it is
purely a Diatonic affection" IN that
case you had better look over some
thing cheap In clocks. or something
of that kind"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-09-02
ulyffes: Statiitif.

SfsIge Ell / 6reoagS al Sntcr.
'tate Commerce. commissioner l0s
Iteot 9eretling ifploteS 20 Erocent
al &c / De ierite ire Maaneoer al
Iaret inbtruine Seru6oreulpffer,
ipecielt iom Ssl9e al afiporinger,
oeieftipe Sfinner % ilet GfDipertrg.
s De nrprte ire Waoucoer bleu
15S Geriorer DrGbt o. 1928 fuGs
Itebe for Selge al Sernbaneulpffcr.
Iette gutal er BOG glGoeliguis az.
ifiQia lapere enb / De tiliparenbc
ire Waancber / 1912, oa ioIt 267
Eerioner blep OrGbt og 4,7S5 foG.
iteoe.
Com Splge AT andre lllpffer,
ocriblanot iaabarne iom bar ranls
met Sunftionprer unoer ArbetOet,
Easiagerer unber Eaas % afItig.
ming og 5olf, ion intct bopOe at
bcitille paa Sernbanelinierue, bIco
ser / 6e ire Wuoneber beri 2anOet
ialt 2,OS6 Tcriorer brp6t % H..
1914 fpGitet.
Com 6slge al uIpffer / 6abrif'
og andre SnOuitricr blep 81 Eerio.
ner orpbt og 26,S12 fpPitcOe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-09-02
fra lloenlanosreiien.

Hatitroliiereoe amerifanIfe Scr.
gere, iom gisr Heiier iii ~lloloaoct.
ior, I Or, at aflPa9e CT SeloJ /
Oct gamIe Sano", bsr paste taa at
hare line "Eopirer / Croeu", 81 De
/ mobiot 6aIo let fan fomre /
iamme llleiligbeo iom ct. GoitI'
manocn Reio, Der ue6 lin antomIt
til Rcm Dorf iorleoen ira Ell lao.
Dan llOfpr0 hol6t paa at BIZ looilt
al SSnopouorlng&r
San funoe nemlig life p~rooucere
line Observation-Disclosures. iorol De
blet s0elngt / Den tore grano /
Sau 6rancisco / 1906.
Nr. Reib. Ger bar pPret boiat
fer / 2anoet / Here 4ar, bells / Aeru
9orf, oeIs / Sau 5rancisco og ieacit
/ Ct. Talll, began iig Tor ire Dtaa-
rcocr iioeu paa Ell 6orretnirgsrcIie
iii llolanhct. San iortIareOe Snos
Observation-Disclosures at ban |
1908, Oa ban ifuloe uotaae iii Dor.
aerbrcu. criarcoe. at bans "~isrite
Gapirer" par blet soeIagte / Den
3loebrnno, iom iuIgte efter Serb.
ifiplusfntaitroien / Sou 6rnnci$co.
SuQen or hcrpiit iii 2Iutoriteterre
/ @aihington.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-09-02
S~ammenltyrtet Sv9ninS

On Itpg lllpffe bGnbte Den 2Soc
altgltit i petersburg, Ontario, iSct
fire Wenneifer blcp brPbt og mango
ifabebe iom 6slee al ocn pluoleligc
Sammenitprtnins al en- itor Butts.
bpgiing Oeriteos. aarlogcn ifpIocS
cnbel Soranoringcr. iont iorctoges /
@paningens aonItrilftion. Soer
100 Nrbeiocre, gctiertc o9 a1noer
hefonbt iig inoe / SDGninge1, DC
Sammenitprtuingen iunOt Steb.
sli Dc Smfomne bar ire Mono8'
p~erioner og Ell apiuSe lonl, oa &c
legrommet aiienotes, enSnu life par
blct ioentiiicerebe. Ser npres Ell
ItGrf Srpgt for, at muliqetts mango
anore iatte Siuct til, og of bere5 Sig
hcfinOer iig unher Huincrne.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-09-02
6laaoetootet.

Sra @aibigntou meboele8, at Inn
nj al Observation-Disclosures SIag'
itibe fomnter til at oeItage / bet |
Ssit pIaulaate So1t iii Dtiooelba.
bet, o. at biSie life iom oprinoelig
tpuft oil bIi IeoiageOe al Sorpeoo.
ilotIllen.
Wurineninilteren oplpier, of mor,
bar fomrmet til Den aonflulion, at
oct piIoe uOipfte Dc imoa Sorpeoo'
baaoe for en- ~ursoperoig Hiiifc at
gisre Silbogetnreu oucr atIonter'
bauct mibtpinterS, men at De ~ienere,
pan en- gitritigere Iarstib. oiloe bli
icr0t pua ct iGrltiIot Sogt til Nio.
6cIhapet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-09-02
ct urimeliot
~SorIan9enoe

CT u~rintelilt S~orlduaenoe tuiteoe
/ IhorsOag ). y. Sdencf, GeoattSs
rem al "Sulphur GemotraI" / Srtls
pbur, Gflaboma, Siuet. Sun bIeo
ncmIig ItuOt al Sobu &iu0ion. toll.
1ere Gaurtpfasierer / Murrap
Gountr, ioroi ban life piloe eler
funbe Poe 90 Ell gremplar al aui.
len, Der inocbolOt en- Harp 9ritif
ouer Sirbinp.
Sin6iog fom ben iii Sfencf. ionl
iaS I Ell @uggp uoerior Ell Snre-
ocOcrfiteb, itaf en- gpis co | aniig.
tet paa ham oe forlangte, at bar
'fulbe tage ti!bage, bpoo Dan beri
hapSe itreuet on banr. OF ut ban
ION 9epis paa Sil6ogetaISelien
6ogitnUelis talt ifuIbe "PSe fine
Orb ! zig iglen~.
"a Reoaftsren nrgteoe az sisre
BETTE. ifiso. ban BAN uSen pioere
libel paa Sleiten.
Irabct patte en- iaaoan Sorbit.
relic blanot SteSets SnSbpgsere. at
9inoiap / al Sait moatte brirges
iii S9nsilct / Rcrman iorut reooe
bam ira at BIZ lpntet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-09-02
Krile Ghina.

Sra Tefing, China, telegrafereS
oen 27oe Augult: en- STRIFE maze
bes Der ioag iom 6slge al Nrrelta'
itationen al nj Wteolemmer al ben
Iopgipeube 6orinmling. Sioen ErO'
flamationen az arigsloUen Der /
Sopeoitaben bar arreitationer %
iummariife SenrettelIer iaaatiige
cert til 9agcra SrSen. Nange
al Sirene par ReOIemmer al Ear.
lomcntet.
Wange al oisie bor al 6rpgt Tor
lit Sip forloot guer, og SiliteoeoG'
relien al et "aorum" (banoleopg.
tiat antal MeoIemmer) er peO tal.
rige anleOniuger bleoet forbinoret
icm 6slge al Rpgter ON, at GoIi-
tiet bap0e iaaet Orbre til at fore.
tage npe arreitatloner.
Senatet bar ibag ~oehtaget en- Be
Tutning ON at ienoe en- Delegation
til ben prooiitriIfe Rr9iioent, guam
Chi aai, iornt iorlange en- 5orfla.
ring al De ioretagne arreiiationer
os iorat iorelpsge bam oct Spsrgs.
manI, ON BET er bans Seniigt at re.
giere China paa srunSloosmPsiig
Maabe eQer Ell. Samtioig ueoio.
ses en- geilutning ON life az boloe
ilere MsSer. ON Sporet life er III.
ireositiqenoe.
llnoerbuiet peotog ~liguen0e se-
~l.ntninser.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-09-02

Sn0uitri. Sdmpittigbeocn. @eltalcn.
beb. Gilieitprfc. Stuoicr. Ntpnoig
beo, S%umonitct. Staoigbeo % %iS.
6om.
Slig lom @pauiugen nj itaar an.
lees ocu Tor en- AZ &c uafreite oa
melt imponcrcnoc moncrne 9pgnins
Ger | europa. Noru0cn IRE, ire
itorc Gale ~inocholocr Den Ell itor
Wpnqbc minore &rrclicr. ale liac
prnNtiuIht "a omiortabclt ubitpret.
gnoren Carnegie err / NnIcoutua
Snbpiclien AZ SrehSpoIaSirt al oen
holnnhife Sronnirg bIeuet oeforerct
mcb Stortorict "ai Sranien Ia3iau
Sr6encn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-09-02
5 @etragtning al Sc Der uppntc

s @etragtuing al DC Der uppntc
og Tore StribSpunftcr taller Snuh.
ipnIi9beoen for, at Ser al SeuatctS
Heprpientanter poa aonicrcncefomi
teen oil BIZ giort enbeI &noremmclicr
= iorltoiat. at ErGiiOrnt @ilion III.
tet oerimob oil bauc at inouenoe.
Sitter bar TrGi.6eRt @ilion pm
oct eli ~afgierenoe Scir oper oct re.
BELIZE Clement inoen lit Garti, i6ct
Gemofroterne | Observation-Disclosures /
Tartimsoe Sorsooa iorriae ltae mcb
bet operpploenbe SlertuI al 1G0 moo
9 bar gipet observation-disclosures 6or.
lag iii ell nm Sanf- og ScoGcuop
lin SiliIiitning. Qettc Heiultot bar
eft ~oruuroigt ReberIng Tor Sniurgeu-
terne, boem oct par lpffeoeS at tor.
iufe g~ligjerelien / Gartimsbet / nP'
item ire Tiger.
Scbattcn oper 2opiorloget pil ort'
tageIig tase FIN @e9onbeIie / 9teprGs
ientantbu'et pmfrinQ zen Sbe Sep
TENDER, % SnbitiainaSfomitee1S
5orm., Sc r9ientnn. @IaiS, ipaor,
of Set bill prre peStaget al Suiet ic.
nett inoen ben 20Nc September.
Tartimenets SeiItttina ON at
itettc 5orilaget er binbenbe for ollie
ben1ofratiife Weolcmlner al Sulct.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-09-02
Nleteorfalo.

Sra Hiperton, Rhooe SSluro, te.
learnfcreS oen 2Soc auNuit: ST
Metcor ialot ioog nco / SaGfnrct
Riuer, lao %oSipritten itoo bsrt til
peirs. Spurc SompmaSicr bPpebe
iig op al GanOet % Den uriooeI'
bart citer SaIbet inOtruine grpIo.
lion Loo iom ct prloiat Soroenbrag
ipm bsrtcS / 20 Miles SmtreoS.
aiubuer tnuites, Stopper og Sal'
lerfencr rnltebeS ueb al Sploerne
og noe / SSlano Iart, Der ligger
10 MiI fra SteOet, bpor Waeteoret
idiot NED, bar Hpltelierne ioa ltPrfe.
at en- aorltiel bIcp iat / geppgeIie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-09-02

6OrtiGttes paa SIDE 4.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1913-09-24
Work Of the Beaver.

The beavers conservation work Is
accomplished principally by means Of
tie dams he constructs. These dams,
we are told 10y Enos A. Mills. author
Of ''In Beaver World" save soil. CHECK
erosion. reduce food damage. store WA
ter' and help to sustain stream flow:
provide waterholes for fish and are
helpful in maintaining deep water
ways Ivy reducing the extremes Of both
high and low water and also reduce
the quantity Of sediment carried down
into the river channels. When We
take into consideration the fact that Il,
one time in the country's history the
beaver population was. upward Of y
hundred Million" it Is possible to rear
lie what m:iy have been accompIisles
by him along conservation lines Iika
other wild creatures Of mountain nnc
plain he suffered from the advance q
civilization. though he was Il prime faf
tor In bringing this about.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1913-09-24
Tho Esarchliqht ard Foo.

-. It will be .vticed ON a foggy night
3liat the beam Of ssearchlight seems
abruptly to come to an end If the light
be pointed upward. On the other hand.
If the beam he directed horizontally 1t
will gradually fade away into nothing.
Why should the vertical beam bellav
in this curious wny?% The reason Is
not far to seek. Where the end OF the
beam seems to he at just that point
does the fog end. Cor the beam cannot
be visible to us unless there are small
particles In Its path. This cirr,lln
stance.1s Of great as>isannce to sailors
In Judging the stat" Vt the weather.
stree they Gun determine The thickness
or depth Of the fog. They can also
tell by throwing the beam horizontally
whether the fog Is of great extent or
whether it exists only IN patches. If
the fog extends Il grnt distance then
the beam will BECOME gradually more
| and more dim. If the fog exists only
In patches. then the beam Is lighter
In patches. and If it proceeds through
a place where there Is no fog ut al.
that part OF the beam will be black u
Invisible Harper's.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1913-09-24
Fairly Won.

One Of the cherished heirlooms 81
DIR. John Brown Of Edinburgh was {:
Greek Testament that his great grand
father, the Rev. John Brown. obtain
ed under interesting circumstances
The Rev. John began life as Il here
laddie on the braes Of Aberhethy. ant
while he was still teaching linsel'
Greek he trampcd one night to. st
Andrews, twenty four miles away. t.
huy II Greek Testament The hook
seller to whom he conlided his ambi
ton was inclined to laugh at him. bu
Il professor who CHANGED to he In til,
shop took the coveted volume in hi:
hand, opened 1t. and turned to TIN
young ler,lslnan. ~: ..
Boy" said he. read this. and so,
shall have the book for nothing"
The boy acquitted himself to thu
satisfaction of his new friend and car
ned off the prize.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1913-09-24
Thick, GLOSSY HAIR l!!!|l'. j..
y. = FREE FROM DANDRUFF
Girls! Beauty your hair! Make 1t
soft, fluffy and luxurant.

Try as you will after an appllca-
ton of Danderine, you cannot flnd
single trace of dandruft or falling
hair and your scalp will not itch, but
what will please you most, Will pc
after a few weeks use, when you see
new hair, fine and downy at first
yes-but really new hair-growing
all over the scalp.
A little Danderine Immediately
doubles the beauty of your hair. NO
difference how dull, faded, brittle and
scraggy, just moisten cloth with
Danderine and carefully draw 1t
through your hair, taking one small
strand at time. The effect is i'm
mediate and amazing-your hair will
be light, fluffy and Wavy, and have
an appearance of abundance; an in
comparable lustre, softness and
luxuriance, the beauty and simmer
of true health.
Get % cent bottle of Knowlton's
Danderine from any drug store Or
toilet counter, and prove that your
hair is as pretty and soft as any
that it has been neglected or injured
by careless treatment-that's all.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1913-09-24
An Old, Old Question.

The servant question is not II new
upe and We're the wise Akiba still
alive he might with right use his tr,l
ism. lit has all been here before" In
connection with the problem. This
may Le demonstrated by no less an au,
tn"rity than Goethe. In his "Wi!helm
MriStcr."' written in the latter days Of
the eighteenth century. there is IL scene
where the hero comes to the home OF
Theresc. sent there Ivy I.othario and Jar
no. Receiving Wilhelm. Therese asks
to be excused because Of her scant
board: My cook" she says. Just ran
away ut a most inoppOrtune time, and
our man mangIcd his hand. | had to
prepare all myself. Nothing bothers
one more nowadays than servants; no
one will serve. not even themselves"
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1913-09-24
AN ANECDoTE OF M'KiNLEY.
HE Gentle Rebuks to a Department.
Chiefs Subordinate.

President McKinley's scrupulous 10y
atty to his cabinet officers is spoken OF
as one Of his characteristics. 1t is said
that he never went over the heads OF
his secretaries to consult an assistant,
but held each to responsibility for his
department
OF all the events OF his administra-
ton probably none was source Of
more anxiety to him than the decision
Of the supreme court on the status OF
che colonies. 1t was matter OF great
moment whether the highest judicial
body should uphold the view OF the
administration that the constitution
sanctioned the possession OF colonies
which were not granted full represen.
alton. There were conflicting rumors
and forecasts of the color of the dect-
sion, and these added to the tension
felt at Washington. Shortly before
the announcement Of the finding of tho
court a subordinate officer Of one OF
the departments appeared at the White
House at an unusual hour and insisted
upon seeing the president on the plea
SNNAA
admitted, he came at once to his err
rand.
.."Mr. President, have some good
news for you. have just learned au-
thoritatively that the decision of tho
supreme court is to be in your favor"
He fairly glowed with the importance
of his. welcome message.
"Thahk you," said Mr. Mckinley
quietly. THAT is good news. But
have you Informed your chief?"
"No, Mr.. President. thought you
ought to be'the first to know it."
"Well. Mr.. -, I'm sorry for that.
Now, will you please do me the favor
to go at once to your chief and give
him the information so that he may
communicate it to me?"-Silas Harri-
CON in Century.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1913-09-24
A Qusar BARGAIN.

Some young men from Boston ap.
Piled to an old fisherman up III the
country to see If he could get some
halt He thought he could and started
Oft Three hours afterward he appear
ed with a ten quart pail full of angle
worms. The boys were alarmed lest
there should not be money enough III
the party for such Il wealth of bait
but they put on bold front and some
one asked. GLOW much do we ow.
you?" "Well. | don't rightly know
answered the old man: 1.-THE ground il
kinder solid and the worms is fal
down. and it's been hard on my bar'
to dig EN-. but I've half Il mind to -
hShin' myself tomorrow. an If ynulI
give me half the halt We'll call u
square,"
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1913-09-24
!, A TEXAS WONDER

The Texas wonder cures kidney
and bladder troubles, removing gra-
vel, cures diabetes, weak and lame
backs, rheumatism, and all irregu-
larities of the kidneys and bladder
of both men and women. Regulates
bladder troubles in children. III not
sold by your druggist, will be sent
by mail on receipt of $500. One
small bottle is two months treat
ment, and seldom fails to perfect a
cure. Send for testimonials from
this and other states. f. w. Hall,
1920 Olive street, St. Louis. Mo. Sold
by. druggists. ''S 1O-l2 tt
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1913-09-24
TRYING TO LOCATE
IVY'S RELATIVES

E. McGrath. of Jersey City, New
Jersey, has wired Chief of Police
Frank Stewart to locate the relatives
of Thomas Ivey, lineman. who was
killed in that city Monday Mr.. Nc
Grath gives none Of the particulars of
the death of the man, but it is sup
posed that he met death by electro
cution, while at work. Chief Stewart
and City Detective Roebuck made
every effort yesterday to locate the
relatives of the dead man. but up to
a late hour last night their efforts had
proven in vain.