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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-10-02
How New York Customs Fall Ohi.

New York, Oct. 1.-Receipts yester- day from duties paid at the customs house were s424, ,016.15, of which $20S,- 544.O4 was for recent importations There was falling off of $6,246, ,3S4.1o in the receipts of this September, as compared with last September, when the total receipts from duties were The total receipts for the month ended yesterday were $12,- 11S,55O.37.
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New York Banker Arrested.

New York, Oct. 1.-Adolph Mandel. an East Side banker, who institutions having $2,00O,O0O deposits, were clos ed by the state banking department, was arrested today on an indictment charging him with having accepted deposits after he knew that his banks were insolvent.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-10-02

When the chest feels On fire and the throat burns, you have indiges- tion. ana you need HERBINE to get rid of the disagreeable feeling. It drives out badly digested food, strengthens the stomach and purifies the bowels. Price soc. Sold by w. l.. DeWoodY & Co.
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ular player of them all has the lead ing role in "A Splendid Dishonor,' l1ssanay feature in two parts. This is one of Mr Bushmans best two-reel and is a most eXcellently
 acted and most highly interesting
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-10-02

w. T. Hutchens, Nicholson, Ga., had a severe attack of rheumatism. His feet, ankles and joints were swollen, and moving about was very painful. He was certainly in bad way when he started to take Foley Kidney Pills. He says, Just few doses made me feel better, and now my pains and rheumatism are all gone and I sleep all night long," Mann Pharmacy.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-10-02
LIVERPOOL BUYS
 \ MORE J. 5. COTTON
rou Bales Spots Sell at N New orleans, Prices Not
 Changing.

.ornool oct. 1.-spot cotton in Lsu ,ssae demand. Sales 5000 bales, moacan ans 41OO bales American, On ,hms ,hp,s basis of 5,sod formiddllng' Sales sDa'J eOa hales, all American.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-10-02

Don't put up with unsatisfactory, unreliable washerwomen service. Our laundry will do your washing in manner that will please you. Amerl- can Excelsior Laundry Co. If
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-10-02

FARM FOR SALE-260 ACRES OF black river bottom land , 1-2 miles from Pine Bluff, l00 acres i'll cultl~ vation, 75 acres in fence; clover and bermuda pasture. An Ideal stock farm. If you want real bargain see or phone Hollis Real Estate CO.,, phones No. ? and 1l2. If
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We are now in our new store, Hotel Pines building. X. c. KAHN, JeWeier ..I n,,tic;an 9.95.6t
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.aE :.

sACRrrICE so ACRES FOUR MILES cast of Jefferson Springs part creek bottom all fine land. TflIrty- five acres cultivated, house, barn, %cfm ana W1H $oU0. Forty acres wood land six miles from town
 close to good road $4oo, timber worth $200. 160 acres, 90 acres cleared part in the corporation
 limits of Star City, $S.5o acre. J.
 p Cadv. 127 1-2 Main street 9-2-t1
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FOR F x NIT
 --BY- c. s. M NEW
los PINE STREET PHONE 971

2006 Chestnut, , rooms, modern, large lOt SlS.UO 2300 West 11th, , rooms, well water lO.OO 1902 Linden; rooms ................$ 5000 1909 Maple; rooms; we'll wa 1919 Laurel, rooms, strictly modern,
 across the street from high schOOl :. 1425 w. 18th, 6 room, two-story, mod ~ern in every respect; sidewalk; close to schools $25.OO 22nd and Poplar, rooms, large lot, city water and gas ..................$ .$12.5O 1102 Beacon, rooms, modern in every respect; close to schools ........$20.O0 121 Idaho, rooms, tank water, close, to c. B. shops $85O 419 E. 9th, 10 rooms, excellent loca- tion for rooming or boarding
 house $I5.OO 302 w. 9th, rooms, lights, bath, gas.
 close i'll, vacant Aug. 1 -..........-$25.00 '9 Miss, 4 rooms city water $15.00
 FOR SALE
 rooms, story, new modern resi- dence, with oak floors; plastered throughout; close in, on Olive street; can give terms; lot 77x120.
 Lot 110x200; 2 houses, ne rooms, one rooms; city water; 18th and Oak; big bargain for quick sale.
 have good investment on E. 6th., close to Main st.
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FOR RENT - NICELY FURNISHED
 room for light housekeeping, close in; modern; at 609 W. Barraque St
 also rooms for housekeeping O1 Beech street. Any number rented as desired. Call 1864. Mrs. M M Meyers 7-22-tt
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''GEiS-ls," 2 Drops,
 Corn VanlshesS
The Only Sure Ender of All Corns.

Desperate, are you, over trying to get rid of corns? Quit using old formulas under new names, bandaGes. Winding-tapes and cotton rings that make fat little package out of your
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-10-02

WANTED- -SUCOND-HAND BOOK keepers desk. Telephone 166.
 9-25-6t
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COST AND FOUND

LOST-A SMALL POCKET ACCOUNT
 book with black backs. Return to Reap X Crawford, Furn. Co.,, and get a reward. 9-29-4t
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Anyone wishing .o bu. or sell Jefferson County Script. call on Chas: Veil Supply Go.
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l'licAgN Produce.

Chicago, Oct. 1.-Butter-unchahs- ed; receipts, 5,011 tubs.
 Eggs-Unchanged; receipts, 6,l6z cases.
 Potatoes--Higher; receipts, 80 cars Michigan and Wisconsin white, 43W 47c; Minnesota and Dakota Ohlos, 4o @50c. G
 Poultry-Alive, higher; springs, loc fowls. 14c.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-10-02

story which shows the greatness of one mans nature, when he allows himself to be saddled With d great dishonor and almost 8 disgrace in order to accomplish great good. See for yourself what and why.
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WANTED-TO RENT A FARM OR
 position as manager of farm for
 1915. Understand handling labor. Can furnish A 1 reference. Address Farmer, No. Jl0 Welch st. Little Rock, Ark. 9-lo=lm
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FOR RENT.

FOR ENT-FURNISIlED ROOM cottage, 1221 South Olive street.
 Cat, electric light and all modern conveniences. Apply 1920 Olive street. 9-25-6t
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FOR sALE-FORTY ACRE FARM within ? 1-2 miles of the city; 2o acres of creek bottom land in fine
 state of cultivation. An ideal dairy or truck farm. If you want a req bargain see or phone Hollis Rea' Estate Co.,, Phones Nos. and 11z
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-10-02

BLACK HORSE mule, 14 hands high, scar on left
 leg from barbewire, also saddle mark, barefooted. When last seen had bell put eOn with strap around
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Has d Dry Trial.


 Syracuse, \. Y. Oct. 1.-Tho town of Onandasa including Onopdasa valleq, beginning today, cred upon a two-year trial of prohibition. This is in accordance with th4 vote at the last election.
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LOST-DIAMOND ELK PIN. FINDER will please return to J. F. PurnisK
 at Graphic office and receive liberal
 reward. 9-25-6t
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FOR SALE CHEAT --- THIRTY
 acres, part in cultivation and fenc- ed, six miles from town. Will sell at bargain for cash. Address "W" care Graphic. S-30-tf
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FORTY ACRES FOR SALE--ELGHT miles from town, part cultivated, for sale cheap. Address '"T'', care
 Graphic. S-3O-tf
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CL SSIEIED w A N \ S Bring Resulis---tgy One
WA NTED---..

W WANTFD-POSITIO BY COLORED man, as porter or janitor, or any kind of work, Address R., care Of Graphic. 9-dO-ot
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New Orleans Rice Market.

New Orleans, Oct. 1.-Rough and clean Honduras rice is quiet. Clean Japan is dull, there being no o1ler- ings in rough.
 Quotations-Rough Honduras, $2.'' @4.0O; Japan $3.00M4.25; clean Hon duras, 4@5c: Japan. 3@4c.
 Rice bran and polish unchanged.
 Receipts-Rough 2,244; millers o9,- S10 clean STA.
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st. Louis Grain.

St. Louis, Oct. 1.-Wheat No.2 red, $1.03M1.05; No. hard, $1.O2@ l.Oi. Corn-No. ? 74@75c; No. wAltc nominal.
 Oats-No. , 4iM4oc; No. white 46c
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ORPHEO TODAY.

VKF HEV TVUN1. Francis X. Bushman, the most pop
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Sic Sabenier
3nm gejten Der Opftr bes arieses
finbst nGditen sonttas Yienie
itntt.

Ger gabiide llrteritiitiingsperein
mill ebeniaas Mittel aufbringen, llm
sur 2inberiing Der ,belitiben 8eriplril-
eeten rto Der @itttpen itno @aiien
er @efallenen Elm Sberflein beiait-
tragen. glus bieiem 8riinbe III be.
ihlojien iporben, ben grtrag bes Hic.
MICS, melhes Der ipadere 8ercin
ilGhiten Sonntae IN Straubs @arten
Su Saflep peraititaltet, Dem genanil'
ten 3iped su pibmen. sluf oieie
8eiie lit iebem Mitglieb oes groben
@ereins @elegenbeit gebotet, on benz
2icbesperf tbeilsunebnen unb auber:
benz fam er einen Sag nit ieiner
sSaniIie inter 6er 2anbsleuten 5ii.
brinaen. Sic 8orbereihinsen fir Dos
@artenfeit iinb aufs Bette getroffen
unb bie SbeiInebmer am ausflug
iperben meber Sunger nod Oi,rit 5ll
Ieiben baben unb iiberbies sibt es
auraipeil Die Menge.
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eN y prt

Die genpprt Eiiice fir bas yGiu'
;cinnafier gpffsbIaft" befinbst iid In
gsp. 339 Dorf Gtrnae. seaenhber BEN
Gpnrthoiic, ipoieIbit @cniafeiteM, Sin.
scigep n. 7. M. bis 10 1fhr 45 alinn'
ftn gbrnSs entarncnncnomrnen irer.
ben. Srfc,,fnr Sr~th 2401.
- Warp G.. y9ummel DsrfIasie 6.
EWi, RunimeI, bem fie in Salamanca,
lT. o., i'm Sabre 1912 ansetruut nur-
be. auf Grunb bon @erlafen unO Der.
nadlaIiiauna auf S9eibung. sic be.
hauptet, bdb er ii6 MIN in Neip 2tn'
lfineton, pa., dufbdlt.
Gtdbt<Splicitor Rihter gBolff
'1iebit @attin unb Ainoern nnb Graii
|Mofff Shutter bes Eihters, limb se.
fern ua6 WrdiHac ssslanb, Mid.. aur
Grboliina sertiit.
- Shomds gepers, "a SABRE aft,
driiber SoIbat I'm 6. ssn. Mgt., ipurbs
'pom ;Sriebeusrimter rBranbes inter
$50 Hiirgfhaft ben Grobgefnpotenta
1ItxypisisH. gsptss iit snssslssts
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cine Summe @elb uns Der Safde eines
paffagiers elmer st. Sbomus Gar fti>
bibt au toben uno per8i9tste auf ein
0prptrb0r.
= lin $50 seitern Mprsen err
idbien elm paar bsim cSanitpr bes
CONTRIBUTES unb fraste nm Iusiunft,
mann es cine GbeliSens erhdlten fDnne.
llngsfdbr Inn 8 llbr. mar bic Mntipert,
Ods pdrhen tpartete aeouloig Il
Stunben, BIS Der glert erihien Der
ben aeipinidtsn Sdein an @eprge Ss
yarihan, q, unb Della Gong, 2l.
beipe BON Mansfielo, g., dusitelte
Die gltern bes Yadres iprrben tele'
prupbifa Dor Der Serebeli1nna in
4euntnib aeiebt.
- Qpuis Withel iibertrua an Go
pbia Maurer unb Minnie aublmann
8 Cots oil Der 9ranb apenile fiir
81 etc.
--gbdras Souitpn. 38, bon Wanss
fielb, g., unb 4ba 8ropn, 20, BON
NfbIano, 8. /; George Better See 5ars
mon, 21, ~linb Della Gong, 81, beiDe
bon mansfielb. 8.
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aleime Nsli3eimadbri ahten,

- Samuel alen aus SOmsriet,
ap., tbeiIte seftsrn Der poli5ei nit,
baB ibm Der 8etras BON $500 in bem
3ug abbanben getDmmen lit, in mel
dem er nad Cincinnati tam. Sm
3use bate er bic 8etaHnif9aft Sipeisr
Mdnner sematt, pel4e ibn auf benz
8abnbof Derbdhtis fdnea perlieben.
SpGter bemerfte II, bab feline Gelo'
bOrie perfbpunben lit.
= Inter peri1is6snsn 9srbabts<
momenten fpurbe seftern Sames
@aasbn Don go. 1923 pium GiraBs
in 9aft senommen. Setettips iabsn
ben Mann in srpber Gile bic Central
4penue binab itiirmen, na6bem lie
fur3 porber S6iiiie in elmer SAT-
tpirtbihaft In Der RaHbarfhaft Ders
nommen batten. 9augbn petgsrts ii6
ben 9eamten gegeniiber irseno rpel6e
qnsaben ou MAIDEN. erildrie iebo1.
Dem Ridter auftldriins sebsn gu mol.
len,
= Der pfanblsiber 6. gommins
BON APT Central 4peHue tbeilte Der
polissi nit, baB seitern MDrsen, als
er ieinen 2aben Dffnete, Elm 6eser aus
bemielben jtiirsts, ipelder aHiheinenb
ii1 an Sonnerifas abeHo in bem
Sei9dft siui6Iieben Iieb. Der Rsser
Iieb sinen 9anbtOffer 3uriid, iD.lder
nit Reoolpern. 3Ieibungsitiiden unb
Sdmudiaden eeiiiut mar, rpelde Sa=
den einen Wertb DON $65 1abeu.
Der poIioei iDurbe eine CUTE 9ef4reis
burg BEG Burden sessbsH.
Die puIisei bat eine lnters
iufung be5iislid zines .Siebitabls
eingeleitet, Der DON 5arrn lnser, Ro.
915 2srinston 4penue, gemelbet mar.
Mus Der Wobnung ipurben Diamants
Hinss i'm Merthe bon S700 seitpblen.
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2ofal . Beridt.
cseeensmittef- 2ert6euerats
@irS non Der biriiseu @anbesbebSr'
ben eiuer 1lnteriuduns inter.
iuorfen.

Snfols. elmer auf 4nreslns bes
prdiioentsn WiIfon erlaifenen Srbre
oes BunbeS @enerdldHipalts WrRep.
nOlbs pat Der bisiise 8unbes <Diitritts
Intpult Mcpberion cine llnterfu4ung
singsleittt. OBJ bier inter ben &oms
miiIionsbdnblern II. (. tp. cine Ser.
ihnDrung beiteIt, bic aebensmittel.
prsife unnOtbiger Wciie IN bic S1he
81 f9raitten unb bafiir ben sliropdi<
fden arieg perantpOrtlidb au MAIDEN.
Die MHiitenten bcs 0err1 Mcpberfon
iebten iiG nit bem Stcatsanipalt
posue in @erbinbung unb beibs Be
bSrbsn iperben in Der Mngelesenbeit
sitiannnen borgelxn, um etfpdige
GHulOise tpegen llebertrstung bes
Ghsrman Intitruit Gefebss su be-
Iaasks. Dis Dsaiibsu!is -bH GjaiE
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Oabtpn mMb Seuebme.

- Der Stabt.glert BON Yeaepue
tpurbe bonn @emeinberath beauftrast,
ben Dapton Stabtratb sr bena4rihtis
gen. bab er bic Center Strabe repa.
rire bamit bag IbfIubpdfer nift
BsIlepue 5erritorium iiberihpemmt.
9ie g., q. &c 6. Strubenbabnseieaz
fhaft ipurbe aufgeforbert. bic Center
Strabe Bride su repariren. Die
Bonbaussabe fir bic @erbeKeruns Der
5anIor Mpenue, BON Der 5airfielb
Mpenue aur Center Strabe, ipurbe be-
fprpheu unb fpG Der Stabtanpalt
5erolb biesbeaiislid elm 9utadten db.
aeben. Da infolse Der 4usarabuns
gen in Der &iesgrube Die Sduier in
Der ytadbaridaft eefdbrbet limb. pur.
ben Stabtanipalt Serolo uno Snge.
nisnr Ssrmann heauftrast. bic Inges
legenbeit au unteriu6en.
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9hpue 1881 ".
,Ssinfs" Sole, elm perbeiratbc.
ter M1ann tpelber in Der 3. 8arn
perbaftet tuIroe, neil er einem jun.
gen Suno, neIder bem &lIieil HeIT
geb5rte, ben Sbpans nit einem ga.
ibenmeiier filr5 abidnitt, beItano 9ef
itern Norgen Dor Dem 6rieoeilsrlb-
ter O9elI ron Gofeotto iein 8erDor
unS ipurbe nad,oen er iif it,,lblg
befannte, 5ur 3abIung BON $40 nro
apftet neriirtbeilt.
- 8. so. Silper itiir5te porge.
tern abeub in ber SiiO 2. Strabe
nit ieinem Smeirao unb erlitt AM
liltfen @ein cine fhmerabafte S1nitt.
,punbe.
- Irtbnr @iIiam Gbompion, %,
BON @aibington, G. s., unb Grace
Rurie &oof, 81, BON WlibbIetotpn
erlangten einen Seiratbsihein rno
fpurben bon Saep. g. 3. SbIeuan se.
truit.
- Ser Monn, ipel6er porseItern
in Der 0arit'id)en @irtbi6aft in
Canton, g., aIs 9eide in Dem 9oi.
IctterBinmer gefunben lpurbe uno
ais Mife Goitelo BON bieiieen 8e.
faitnten Der 9ef6reibung na6 ibenti.
fioiert iroroen mar lit nlnnlebr po.
iitip als Elm @eteran bes giirger.
fricgs. Gam g9bisler bon Cincinnati
ibentifisicrt iporoen.
- Ginbreder brangen borleste
Watt in ben 2aoen Der @ertte .Glec-
trical Co., go. 223 gtorb a. Strabe
nno nabmen 8aaren bon bebeuten-
Dem @ertbe nls geute nit fort. Weon
oerbaftist cine sfu5abl boffnungs-
bolle ssiinglinge.
- Ben Mcs fanb porlette gtaat
Iufnobnle i'm MercD Soipital. Or
lit an arGmpfen unb ipurbe @dc
Der Glib Sront rn6 gbeitnut Stra.
ben, bon Der 9oliSei gefunben.
---slnton 2apinsfi, bon Der gtig.
Don gtrnbe, puroe geitern bon einem
Ilnbefanrtcu, Der fid augebli9 na6
Cincinnati eetpaubt baben ioa, NIT.
telit zines gefdlidteu Sdutpier.Sid
mad Geutidlanb I'M S15 beidsDin.
belt.
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sJnbuftrie getbrt.
GtHfelIuns bes beutfdtr
GarbeH- unb Sroguens
Smports i'm aougreB

~ - = ~ ~ ~ sfb - - % - -
Smportsim aougreB
beleudtet.
Wafbington, .. g., Ia. 4ug.
acngreb Ibssoroneter 5erman WeB
BON ylep yOrt Ientt. beute in elmer I'M
Reprdientantenbuuie sebalienen Mebe
bic aufmertiamieit ieiner aolIegsn
auf bic W1slidteit bin,l oab bic abs
idneibuns Der ginfubr BON Gdrbsifofs
fen aus Deutitlano 5ur Sdliebnns
elmer bstrd9tliden ansabl bisfiser ga
briten fiibren iinb 9aufenbe Don 4r.
bsitsrn brOblos MAIDEN m0se. 4bgss
orbneter Meb 1T ielbft Elm gambler in
Gbtmitalien uno 5drbeitoffen un0 be-
iradtet bic Gituation aIs isbr ernjt
yDisis Jrase beriibrt fait jeoen eins
ssInsn Oiftriit in ben Der. Staaien1.
faste er. Die Jdrbeitoffe tperben in
ber 8aumipoils, Wolleu.. Seioens,
aebsrs unb gbsmitnlien Snbuitris
ben0tbigt. mir baben bsute MIR Wcrs
u'g ~ ur i.IoS AS' u.M
.m Sanos. ~ psa rsY'sn S.pn % aagsh
lIno lh'neel.sns m ~ 20 p,D5s'n D.'oaan.s
luDI'' Gt1sa.0s.. unD asoslaD...an..m ~ as., 's
lem V.!gaIlsua..ua ss.g.lsh n"u
pa9eh m'Q om gsoelsn, m Ig mpss .ghsn g.
DOp genag usa!sl'aI i n, l.sIsIn, IT,. Dan,M l'e
lpIe SeDtiIsa a ,m, Oons pa.'sn 'ga 'gans
,s .en. gIsIs aSaalsn s.ln u:ss IDslesm s'.pDpn'
llq N pDIano'lQsn u'sBsn. dlt' 'saMs. s
pDlIsII le tom'Hen pen Mee,m ls.ap
Muq M9s!slGaM .9s..9a nno r Ds.Osh .,.s Du,. ani
ttaHsai'uhlilu DuMpi. pe.lupe'''
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natl SousfraueI 2isa unb uu9 Der
prdFbent Der Cincinnati gonfumers
2isa ipurbsn brieflld erfudt, bariiber
Musfunft gu seben, ob ibneit &lasen
iiber erb0btc 9eben5mitteIpreife auses
gcngen iinb. Gin dbnli9er Mufruf
ereebt aud an bds olIsemeire publis
fum nnb Seben, Der in Der Mneelesenz
beit eine 8eidtperSe pcraubr.neen bat.
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gicnic Ses aanbtpebrpereius.

Ger 3eutide 2anofpebrperein bat
mieDer ems ieiner biibiten gasfet.
Ticnics arransirt, ipeIdes Oieien
gomntag ailf Der 5arm bes &amera.
oen Seinrih Seiira III Gbeptot itatt.
finbet. 9ie @itgIieoer iinb eriudt.
iid) NIT ibren JarniIien I'm 8 ubr
Rorsens an Der Sarriion slpe. iino
9tortb ge,t0 goab ein5ufinoen pobin
tie nit Der @eittpcoo Gar gelaneen
f6nnen. 9ort iteben aIsbain alito.
mobile 6ur @eiterperf6roeru .bereit.
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Surdj eimen SafidIas Serlett.

Gin.n grud bes linten Subtn0&els
trua geitern Der Qlnseftents ber itGbti'
i1en Waferperfe Miniam Bodlage,
IN California tpDbnbaft. bapon. 9ods
laee ipurbe ron benz Don ibm gelentten
pferb an Der @lenipap MDenue aeihIa.
gen unb trua bic ansefiibrte Werles<
una bapon. Der @erleste tpurbe mad
bem itdbtiiaen Rrunteubaus asbyadt.
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Brad bic sdjHIter.

Durd einen Stur5 Don einem
@euban an Der ct. GIulo Strabe,
5os iid) ssranf &roger, aus Wh. sirp
einen SduIterbrnd 5li iino miibte
fib in 9ebnnbIuns BON Or. Ban Pelt
begeben, iporouf iid aroeer na@ ieI.
,rsr Wobn,,rlg briugas lisss =
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nnfdae.

= geim qblaben zines Safes Bier
por ieinsr Mobnuns RO. 1855 Deit
6. Strabe sos iid Der 81 Sabre alte
Dilliam pence @erIeBungen on ben
Sdenteln su. Das SAB entslitt ben
SGnben bes Wlannes unb fiel auf
beiien S9enfeI. pence Inubte na9
benz itabttideu arantenbaas s.bra4t
lperben.
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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-04-07
estly, can you?"
A Congress of Thrift.

The recently organized American
Society of Thrift proposes to enlarge
the scope of its activities and Will
call an international conference to
be held at San Francisco during the
Panama exposition. Arrangements
are now under way to procure the CO.
operation of other nations in the
gathering.
All organizations, banking. com
mercial and industrial, which are
seeking higher standards of thrift
and efficiency will be invited to take
part in the congress. The main sub
iect under discussion will be better
ways and methods of meeting high
living costs Among the kindred
topics which will also be discussed
are the following:
international peace in its thrift
aspect
Public school gardening as a
means of promoting thrift among the
rising generation
Precautions for safety and the prof
it involved both in lives and limbs.
as both money and property are forms
Of thrift.
The idea of the congress is an ad-
mirable one, and, if its discussions are
given large circulation and if the right
organizations are brought to take
part in it, it will be productive of
much good.
Thrift is largely a matter of educa-
ton. 1t must be confessed that in
this important respect the United
States is considerable distance be-
hind several of the European nations.
Their experience, as disclosed in the
congress, should be valuable to us,
and if we make the most of what we
are likely to learn through this gath
ering it will take its place as one of
the most useful conventions which
have assembled in the nation for
many years.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-04-07
Civil Pensions.

A Chehalis county woman to whom
mothers pension of SIS a month
was granted some time ago surprised
the county commissioners the other
day by writing them letter saying
she had obtained position and was
able to take care of herself and child
rem without pension. Her action il
worthy of warm commentator. indi
eating as it does that she prefers to be
self-supportng and will not accept as
sistance from the county any longer
than is necessary.
In civil pension system there is
always the danger that persons not
really entitled to public help will
make connections with the treasury
and hold them as long as possible.
There is also the danger that they
will not make effort to improve their
condition by their own industry and
initiative. 1t is often the case that
persons who may count regularly up
on a certain income from the public
will not try very hard to increase
their private income SO that the public
help may be cut off,
In the question of civil pensions
there is something more involved than
relieving a specific case of need.
There is also involved the effect of a
pension system on the independence
and thrift Of the people. Necessity,
which is the mother of invention, Is
likewise the incentive to industry and
effort to be self-supporting. Remove
the necessity and injurious effects on
the character of the people are likely
to follow.
The mothers pension system now
in force in this state will afford val
liable study for social scientists. The
aim of the law, and it is good one,
is to enable mothers to retain the
custody and care of children who
might be forced into public institu'
tons. 1t may be that the benefits to
the children of home influences will
more than offset any loss of thrift
and enterprise due to receiving sup
port from the government.
In any event, the Chehalis county
mother who promptly notifies the COM
missioners that she had obtained pro-
fitable employment and no longer
needed public help is an encouraging
sign and commendable course.-Ta-
coma Ledger.