davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-07-29
WfnSnnatAfiet riittaiuiS.

"Yreiioentti @ilion pitGG fitG eb
ooin tabooin tebtpn1 epGpstGmGlli,
ienG tefona, jos eoelleen upetetaar
englantilaiiia iotalaipoja, joilla on
amerifalaiiia matfustaiia. Safio
fpllafin alma ilonielin pitGG artposio
gmerifan pstGipppttG, miitta ie on
tebnpt 10 nponnptpfiiG mifGIi niitG
poioam teboG. sos mGbGnfin ipielG
Iiiaa mponnptpfiid tebbGGn, pitGiii
iitd noprppttdpGnG Safian fansia,
ionfa armeiiat oipat moitoffaasti
taistelleet faifilla taistelufentillG /.
oGslG ia ldnnesid".
Sagliscbe <nbscbali ia &reu3 3ei-
tiing oipat mposfin fita mieltG, ettG
ybopsmaltain nootisia tebtpia tpaati-
nufiia on pGattGpGsti mastiistetta-
pa ia ettG gnglannin on tpaaoittaipa
ainafin pbtG iriltresia nGGrGsid fiin.
nioittamaan faniainipGlisten lafien
benfeG frin preiioentti maatii Saf.
ianfin it'd finnioittamaan.
Seges 3eitungisia firioittaa freiipi
ernest bon &eipentlop:
"Nootisia on fGptettp fieltG iofa eli
lopoG pastafaifua Safian fanian
iuuresia enemmistosi6, fosfa ie mil.
meiiesid analppiisid merftiee petoa.
mista peIfoon, ubfaamoan fomenta-
maatimiista. 9eooti fni aifam fGiit.
tdipasti paban ipaifiltrflen fanian
fesfitltoesia, fosfa iiitG plirttit,i TO.
fonaan Saflan noottiin iiiGltppG ps-
tGipGllinen aipomieliipps ia fosfa fiji
I'd f1obuii melfein ipibamielinen bal-
pefiin1inen Safian baIlitufien otta.
nlaa n6fofantaa fobtaan."
Sageblattin meriaiiain efspertti
firioittaa nootin ioboosta:
"gbopspaltain nootisia tebbdGn
ero faniaintpGlisten lafien maalla ia
merelld iooanfGpntid fosfelpien idd-
oosten pGlilld, fosfa ie on npt miel-
lpttGnpt @nglannin pGGaipustaiaa
tebbG trolla taipalla. gtootisia mo-
ftp, ettG @nslannille pstGfpGlliiet
agitaattorit oipat npt iaaneet pref.
oentin Notwithstanding alaiieffi."
&teu5 3eitiing ianoo, ettd melfein
iofaista laiiietta nootisia on fpostiis'
tettoipa. "0te ipastustamme aiatus-
to-" lebti ianoo, "ettd gbbpspaltain
ottama fanta pebenalaiieen iooan'
fGpntiin n6bben antaiii epGiuorasti
aipustlsta @nglanille. wentta met
oGn t6ptpp tiinnlistaa, ettd nellie on
paifea prnnldrtGd nootin iiiGltoa
mllulla talpalln."
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-07-29
&aiipantoia fGbntiim Bort Mrtbnrim
hmpGriSfDIlf.

Tort strtburin Ont, Gan., pntpG-
riston metalleid bommataan ruipeta
faiipamaon tulemailiiloesia. Sinfin
binta on ioban tatia fobonnlt bni-
maaipan forfeaIle ia tdmdn fiibotta-
mana npt bommataan 8enitbiSid ia
Mosportisio rliiueta iinffiG faipa-
moan. Wiainitltisia faiDofiisia on
enenrtin iinffiG faiipettu, ntittta me-
talIin binnan alboiiena ollesia ia
f,in ie of pietapa 9elsiaan pelfis'
tettGpGfii, oil faimamiren lopetetta-
pa, olletifin fiin metallia ei ole to.
min runiaasti.
Mine Gentren fuItafaimanto aiio-
taan mpos panna fdpntiin.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-07-29
Bore tpiien fo6talu.

Bore toiien fobtalosta on Bore.
pbtion iobtaia s. 8ilen fertoniit u.
lille NJ. III. ieuraapaa:
Warmrlilloella ei tpieIG ipoioa ia.
noa tileefo laipasta mieIG faIna en-.
nenfiiin tarfastlls ia mabingonar.
mioirlinen on iitoritettll = mlitta
ammattimiebet fpllG raipisteletpat
pGdtGdn. &unfo on fritenfin iiinG
madrin iGilpnpt, ettG laiipon fuletus
Seliingistd Surflriin eli liene maboo.
ton. Sa turfulaiielta n6fofannalta.
ban on toiipottdipaa, ettG iituri for.
iaus, mifGli iiitG tltlee mitGGn, iiiori.
tettaiiiin Slrusia, t1infG faiitta paif.
fafunnan erilaatiiiiet tpopaiot iaiii.
ipat taltpen aifana teripetulIntta tpo.
tG. @oriaamisaian lasfetaan ipietpGn
pGbintain 6-7 fuiifaiitta ia flstan.
nrsten nolielpan tparmasti puolen
mill. marian tienoiIle.
SGmGn pbtepoesid mainitii iobta.
ia 8ilen 10 pubuneenia parin ant.
mattimieben fansia titlepiantnlitiis.
obieiadnnon aifaaniaamiiesta mot
fustaiaIaiipoian1me marten. sos t6l-
lainen obieiGGnto 10 oliii oIlut ole
masia ia iita ioipitettu fGptGrto0n
tuleniammlitusb sbarioitlifiis on bp-
min liiultaipaa, ettG tulipaIo eli diff
tullut min tiiboiiafii. sc eb6otis
Observation-Disclosures obieiddnnofii, io.-
ia on iGtettp nabpistusta marten ie-
naattiin iiidltGnee fpllG nld6r6ptfiG
tGstdfin mutta fosfa tooennGfoiiesti
festdG falian ennenfuin tGnG obie.
idGntO tiilee poimaan, on fpptG 10 ai-
emmin rpbtpd toimenpiteiiiin e6es q.
iian mdliaifaista i6riestGn1istG ipar.
ten.
SeliingisiG olesfeleipat npfpGGm
fapteeni 9fusfo, laiman eniimGinen
foneenfdpttGiG 2in6roos ia pbti0n TO-
netarfastoia Doftar iaattaafieen faif.
Fl aiianomaiieen fiintoon tiileipaa tor.
fastuSta iparten.
&Gpfoon boprplaiipan foriaufien
fansia fuinfa tabania, ei iiitd tlile
liife Suriin-Siifbolman mGlilld
baittaa fGriimGGn iittenfun normaa-
liiet oloiubteet taos palaiitiiipat Sil-
I'd 9ore-pbtiOIle lienee belppo aifaan.
iaaba iopinris Sraniitopbtion fansia
boprDlaiipa gsoroitiernan tpiofraami-
iesta, iofa tpiime feiGf aifana ipab-
ipistettiin iGGnmirtamista tparten ia
on littemntin oiottaiitunlit tdpttdfpdn.
I'd faiffi ne maatimrfiet nitfG tdsid
iubteeSia fobtiiiioella moioaan aiet.
taa, iilld laipa on fpennpt idrfenlddn
ipariin mabnaa iGGtd.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-07-29

I fdptaipa iotaa ionfl,n afatemian

on fGptGipG iotaa ionflin afatenlian
profesiorin laatimien idGnt0ien mli-
faan ooottaipat Safian iofo pane
man ipaaraIle alttiifii iubmariininia
tai lopettaipan tGmGnlaiien iooan.
fapnnin iofa merfitiee Safian bei-
fentdmistG fen pibollisten ebnfii.
Samd ei ole puolneettomillttta, ipaan
pnolueeIliiuutta, Niofa on tdbodttp
Safiaa mastaan."
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-07-29
"amiluat'' ,uuittameet gllbertasIa.

edmonton, gllta., gan., bein1f. %
p. = Sapabtuneesia pleisadnestpf-
iesid bpwdfipttiin su6ertasia mdfi-
iiiomia fosfema lafieb6otus iliitrella
GGnten enemmist0IlG. 2afiebootuf.
len iniifaan fielletGGn ipdfiiuonien
inphnti maofunnasla. aoifisia unoa.
funnun iltllrimmisia faupungeiSio.
patti 2etbbribgesid, fi,itpat noitti.
mot. gbmontonisia fitiipat faiipat
noin $500 Gdnen enemniston ia
Galgarpsia noin $500 enemmiston.
l1uii tpafiiuomafieItolafi astru moi.
moan glbertasio beinGf. 1 b.. 1916.
Gieltolain pnolustaiat faittta ntaa.
human iuuresti rieniiitieipat notion
iobooSta.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-07-29
Yhdysvaltain vastaus'
Saksalle.
Seta Sammlim Safialle labettGmG
f1nnfi

y
Sniitanian ponmitilfien joboosto
Iabetti pbopsmallat Safialle 9erlii.
Min nootin ipiime fesfimiiffona, Jon.
ia iiialto on lpbpesti ieuraaipa:
H. = Obopspaltain fdiitps on, ct.
I'd iuliStaesiaan neoenalaiien iooan.
fapnnin fostotoimenpiteefii pibollis.
tenio oletettliia laittonia tefoia pas.
taan Safia on utpontGnpt, ettG rait.
ballisten fauppalaimoien bGipittGmi.
men iluan marotista OH Iaiton tefo.
2. - SafiaIaisten iubmariinien
fomentaiat opat 10 oiottaneet, ett1 be
ipoiipat pelnstaa laiipoien nliebist0t
ia motfustaiat ia noilpat iiis tpinlia
inbintilIisten Iafien m1faiiesti tais.
tellesiaan mibolliien laitpaliifettd
tpaStaan.
3. - Obopsipallat ei moi ialIia TO-
fiipien maioen inbteitten millGdn to-
tpalla febittpG iellailifii, ettG ne ioat-
taipat maaraan neiitraaliiia oifeufiia
ia ientGboen iofainen tefo, iofa riffoo
niita periaatteita, iota Ybopsnaltain
ballitus on eiittGilpt ia aibelttanut
omerialaisten ibmisbenfien buffaa,
fatiotoon "mibanieliIefIi" teofIi.
a. = @aatimiifiet, ioita s(merifan
ballitlis on eiitt1npt ebeliiisiG noo-
teisia, ettG Safia fieltGG tarfotlfien.
ia olIeen upottaa amerifalaiiia 2uii-
tanian mlifana ia 'paatinufiet for
ipaitfiesta iiuoistetaan entistG ipr-
fenlnlin.
5. = gmerifan baIlit1s oitpaltaa
ne taipatomat oloiubteet, iotfa npfpi.
men iota on aibetittani,t meriiooan.
fGpnnin alalla ia on paImis toimi-
moan pGlitt6iGn6 iotiipien maioen
tpGlillG iellaiien tilanteen aifaan iaa.
rntletlt 1ota CT patotd yDopsipalto1d
Iuopiimaan oifelifiistaan
6. = Sofian tefenld eiitps, ionfa
mlifaan ie antaiii ralban iellaiiille
Iaiipoille, iotfa eiiuGt fulieta iotafiel-
tototparoa ia nelialle iotimien mai-
ben Iaipoille @merifan lipun iuoiiss
ia, bplidtGdn iilld iprfallG peruSteel'
Ia, ettG trollaiien eiitpfien bpipGfip'
minen oliii mponnptps iiitd, ettG Sof-
iolla on oifeus bpli1tG Imerifan
ipaatintus, jofa peri,stiu faniainluG-
listen lofien pobialle = ettG puoli-
eetomalla on oifeus fiilfea misid bp-
ipGniG merillG faiffien fanioien rali-
baIliiilla laipoilla, maiffapa ne full
jettaiiipat iotafieltotatparaofin.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-07-29
yapeifIi ,uibittiin.

m. t. 1S p. Sitlun tliontiofirfosia iii.
maluusopin pliopiIaat ". 6. Maunio
ia .@. S: &offo, ioista eoelIinen on
madrattp 2imingan firffoberran flio-
Iinpeidn ia ipirfa- armomrooen iaar.
naaiafii ia 9offo Oulrn aiipiingin
m. t. fonlministerifii.
@ibfimiien toimitti piispa S. &.
&osfimies tnomioroipasti 6. 2onn.
rotin oiesiori 6. Ourcbamtin ia pos.
tori .. s. Seifelin apustamana.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-07-29
Geiiari @ilbelm menettanbt 20 mill.
oollaria iuSan tafia.

Boris. = 8erIinistd laapuneesia
pfiitpiiesi1 firieesid ferrotaan ettd
feiiari @ilbelm on menettanpt iooan
tafia omafobtaiiesti 20 milioonaa
oollaria. SdmG menetps on iobtil-
nut oioffei6en lasfeiituntiiesta Iaipa-
fulfil ia teb6asliiffeisid, ioibin feifa-
ri on iiioittan,,t iituria rabaiumrniu.
@aiierin Sacbienin ia 8iirtent.
bnrsin frningatarten ia 8abenin
iuurirubtinaan ferrotaan mpos fdrii.
ncen luuria menetpfliG.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-07-29
Snumalainen fnoIlnt tapatnrmaiIes-
ii WfpntanasSa.

geeibart, Mont. = &amalan tapa.
titrman ubrifii ioutiii ilomalainen
Grief 2uoma t. t. 20 b. ollesiaan
tposfentelem1siG Satp 9rift nin1iies.
I'd faipannosia, fitn iollain taipalla
pittoii "timperi'' bdnen pdalleen, jog.
ia ieitraii fuolema beti. 2uoma of
ipntpiiin gli-SGrntGstd, Saapoian
fpldsta, 8aaian lGdnistd. SidItaGn
of noin 45-muotias. Salitaus toi-
mitettiin t. t. % p. pienen iaattoiou.
fon ottaesia oiaa toin1itltfieen ia idd.
ben ntitistelemaan faiboIla toperia.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-07-29
@irfanimitpfiia.

&enroalifinpern0ori on pbtpnpt ie.
nootin pdGtofieen, nintittGin Sam.
iGn tiiomiofunnon tiiomorin s. q.
Eoulerin iananlaiieen ipirfnon Tpr.
maGn tuomiofltnnasia.
Somaten OH fenraaIifunernoori
pbtpnpt ienaatin pdGtofieen Saapa-
mGen aienopdaIlifon 6. SO. 2inober-
gin nimittdmiiestG &ouipolan aieno-
pddIIif0fii.
llsolliiriis ipGdr1sid mamntonasfa.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-07-29
Suomesta saapuneita
tietoja.
Snomen iuoita beitettp mereem.

Us. t. 21 p. beitti iafialainen me-
oenalainen laipa 104 meripenifuI.
man paasta. slberoenin rannifoIta
norialaiien boprpl. @eniifien ruofa.
taporalastin mereen.
"8enus" oil matfalla 8ergenistG
Neip Gaitleen ia of iiinG Iastina m.
M. Walion 416 astiaa moita. 8oit
oliipat waflrttettliia tdpoestG aripos-
ia.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-07-29
Snbmariinin npottannt nprialaiien
lailuan.

2ontoo.-- Sofialainen peoenoIoi.
nen laitpa upotti noriaIaiien boprp-
laiipan Simreiten. 2aipan niiebis-
to lasfettiin maibin Stornomapsia,
SfotIannisia.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-07-29
smomaIaimen birttGptpnpt.

Serman SiIlbers, Seem Sinlanois.
ia,. Cost, Canada, on Iopoettp met
idsta birttGptpneend t. +. % p. Sdn
on 10 pitemmdn aifaa oIliit fpGbdjGr.
finen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-07-29
$500 rantaristiG Iabioitettn.

Berlin. = Sooon aIrsta iaaffa on
lafialaiiille iotilaille annettn $500
emf luofan ralitaristid palfinnofii
urbooIIiIiiii6esto.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1915-01-05
THE WORM TIRNS.

Under the above heading, the Fori
Smith American tells about re-
porter who refused to stand for bein.,
made the goat when he publish a
an Interview that was SO accurate tAe
interviewed person was attacked with
a case of cold feet" and did as such
creatures usually do: denied its ac-
curacy. Here's the way the American
relates it:
"Francis j. Tietsort is a reporter
who has done an unusual thing. Fired
from his job because an interview he
turned in was pronounced a fake by
the man alleged to have given it, lit
has sued the man for damages and
undertaken to prove not only that the
man said for publication what
Tietsori said he said, but also that
the reason why the interview was re-
pudiated was because the mans en-
ployer feared the interview would
cause business loss.
The psychological effect Of type X
queer. Many fellow has been a;
chesty as could be until he saw his
words reported in cold type. Then
Of, sudden, the temperature drops
frost accumulates around his feet and
the next thing we know, the meek
and humble reporter is branded as =
liar.
REPORTERS have lied, Of course
for they're only human. But thel
don't lie often, for it's too risky
Even if they had no scruplcs; eve.
if they were as hard to nail down q:
the slippery chaps who try to foo
them, they'd be forced to favor the
truth by the necessities of their jon
Were glad one reporter has th'
means and the nerve TO refuse TO bt
the goat"
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1915-01-05
GAl4iCIA,

Few persons in this country have
an intimate knowledge Of Galicit.
where SO much fighting has taken
place since the beginning Of the
great war.
1t will surprise many to learn that
Galcia has population of nearly T.
100000 This approximately is the
population CT the entire Dominion o..
Canada. But this population il
crowded into q territory Of only 80.
207 square miles. Yet, outside O.
Hungary and Pennsylvania, it is the
largest province in Austria and wit !,
the exception of the two mentioned,
has the largest population.
The woe, destruction and misery III
this province mr5t be beyond the
imagination Of mere nea-ccmbatants.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1915-01-05

t he has made in a random way, that
the city is not getting what it is pay
ing for in the way of lights.
| Mayor Bloom and other mmebers of
the body expressed the same opinion,
but there was some discussion as to
the cost of bringing an expert into the
, employ of the city to make the test.
Finally the council lett it to the three
officials named, to consider the sub
ject and make recommendation at
the next meeting of the council
We'll Opposes Sunday Shows.
Alderman We'll arose to a question
of personal privilege, to call the at
tention of the council to the fact that
the moving picture shows are operat-
ing on Sundays here. He stated that
he does not believe in violating the
religious feelings of any one, and on
that account desired to- go on record
as being opposed to the operating Of
the shows on Sundays.
Want Minor Improvements.
The city will formally inform the
Cotton Belt railroad that the road
must erect street crossing over it's
tracks at Twelfth street, according to
d. IcSOluliOu duOplCu ny lue COuuCI
last night. The company will also be
instructed to move a tool house, which
is said to have been erected in the
very center of the thoroughfare there.
1t was mentioned also that nothing
has yet been done to repair the con-
ditions in Ohio street, of which there
was SO much complaint some weeks
ago: The mayor stated that the con-
tractor had promised to make the
necessary repairs as soon as the
weather conditions allowed, but just
day or two ago the water was about
three feet deep in Ohio street, between
Seventh and Eighth avenues.
The report of the city engineer for
work done during 1914 was read, re-
ceived and filed. \
Alderman We'll announced that the
auditing committee will meet Thurs
day and begin the work of auditing
the books and accounts of the city.
The council appropriated the sum
of $4,000, for warrants payable in
January, 1917, the warrants to be is
sued for general city government
purposes.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1915-01-05
WE ARE PREPARED TO
MAKE FARM LOANS.
Phone Us, No. 80.
r. II. NJ. MILLS & SONS,
3D. Floor, Citizens Blk. Bldg.
PERNICI0GJS WRITER'S.

press agent writer for a poi;tiea
party contemptuously refers to thu
United States supreme court as {
body of men in whose hands lie til
welfare OF the women aud children
OF the country. to be decided eat Ia
leisure"
This is the KIND of ignorant com,
nent that freights all too many pull.
''catons in the country; and all too
many i writer's with regulations
gained through literary legerdemain
rather than through the interpre.a
ton of bald facts Influence The
tlloughtless with stuff like that.
Such men should know that the
fate Of nobody hinges on a decision
of the supreme court. That august
tribunal has only one function, and
that is8to interpret laws.
If a law happcns TO be bad Or con-
trary to our consideration, it is not
the fault OF the supreme court if its
decision reflects the nature of the
law interpreted.
Many judge has said: eff | ha |
my way about it I would decide til
different; but l have to apply the
law, a bad one"
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1915-01-05
AMERICAN RIGHTS PARAMOUNT.

1t is said that EnglaDd's intliction
of tho right of search ard seizure
rule against neutral ships has hsel
inspired to some extent by MnSll2t
commercial interests, who do not like
the sight of American ships grabbing
International business.
However, American ships will cow
tinue to grab international business
Washington simply must see that un-
warranted seizures on the high seas
are stopped. no matter what the pre-
text might lie to continue this prac'
tice.
Repetiticns of the system that
caused the war of 1872 must not be
permitted in the twentieth century.
Uncle Sam wouldn't stand for it Il
Russia, France, Spain, japan or Ger
many insisted on such an arrogant
fright"
Why fngland?
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1915-01-05
Second lEpistle of Paul the
Apostle to the
CORINTHIANS.
CHAPTER Z.

OI1Af L Eh {.
Having therefore these promis IS,
dearly beloved, let us cleanse our
selves from all filthiness of the flesh
AID spirit. perfeeting holiness in the
( sai. of Cod
2. Receive us; we have wronged
no man, We have corrupted no man,
3. | speak not this to condemn
you: for l have said before, that We
are in our hearts tn die and live with
you
4. Great is my holiness of speech
toward you, great is, my glorying OF
you: | am filled with comfort. ar
exceeding joyful in all our tribula-
ton.
5. For, when we were come into
Macedonia, our flesh had no rest, buf
We were troubled on every side;
without were fightings, within were
fears.
6. Nevertheless God, that comfort
eth those that are cast down, COM
forted US by the coming Of Titus;
Z. And not by his coming only, but
by the consolation wherewith he was
comforted in you when he told us
your earnest desire, your mourning,
your fervent mind toward me; SO that
J. rejoiced the more.
s. For though l made you sorry
with a letter, l do not renent
though I did repent: for I perceive
that the same epistle hath made you
sorry, though it were but for a sea-
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1915-01-05
The Dawn of Christianity
As Described IN
THE NEW TESTAMENT
Translated from the Original Greek.


8. Now | rejoice, not that ye were
made sorry, but tnat ye sorrowed to
repentance: for We were made sorry
after a godly manner, that ya might
receive damage by us in nothing.
10. For. godly sorrow worketh re-
pentance to salvation not 10 be re
pented of. but the sorrow of the
world worketh death.
II. For behold tits selfsama thing
that we sorrowed after godly sort,
what carefulness it wrought in you
yea, what clearing of yourselves, yea
what indignation, yea, what fear, yea
what vehement desire, yea, what zeal
yea, what revenge! In ali things we
have approved yourselves to be clear
in this matter.
II. Wherefore, though ] wrote IN
to you, | did it not for his cause that
had done the wrong, nor for his cause
that suffeeed wrong, but that our
care for you in the sight OF God
might appear unto you.
10. Therefore we were comforted
in your comfort; yea and exceeding
~, the more joyed we for the joy of
Titus, because his spirit Was refresh
ed by you all.
IA. For l have boosted any thing
to him of you, lam not ashamed :;
but as we spake all things to you in
truth, even SC our boasting, which /
made before Titus, is found a truth.
Is. And his inward affection II
more abundant toward you. willis
remembereth the obedience of you all
how with feor ond trc,,o h1iJ,U va 20
ceived him.
lG. I rejoice therefofe that I have
confidence in you in all things.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1915-01-05
JANUARY SIN HISTORY,

1S12-The French Leval compelled to
abandon the siege of Tariffa, de-
Tended by the British Colonel
Skerritt.
1S14-British ships Bacchante sind
Saracen captured the fortress
of Cattaro after cannonade OF
ten days.
1S49--The discovery of the magnetic
clock by Dr. Locke Of Ohio, an
nounced to the secretary OF the
I. navy by Lieutenant Maury, OF
the National observatory.
1S54-The steamer San Francisco
which had withstoood heavy
gale, was foundered at sea. OF
700 persons on board, 247 had
been washed overheard before
assistance arrived.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1915-01-05
EM TNE HLUYF
IlO0RESS
ROSPERITY
WORLD'S GREATEST INDUslRM

THE largest and oldest single in
dustry in existence" declared John
Fletcher, Chicago banker interested
in the live stock industry, in an adj
drcss before the Chicago Press club,
rs tho work of supplying the world
with meat. The greater portion OF
crops growing from the soil at the
present time are fed to live stock"
Tbs worlds greatest industry is de-
ciining in this country, at time
when it should be increasing. The
number of meat animals is decreas-
ing, while the population is increas-
ing and the demand from abroad is
growing.
On Jcnuary l. 1912, according to
government statistics quoted by Mr.
Fletcher. there were in the United
States 2O0,602,0O0 head of live stock
valued at s5,0OS'O00O00. On January
/, 1919, there were 19l,14o,ooO head,
valued at $1,000, 100000 On January
], 1914, the number of head OF live
stc, k had dropped to 1oo,655,o00 and
the total value had risen to $5,5S1.-
$4,000.
In two years the number Of head of
I've stock had declined about 10000
600 and the total value had increased
SSSO, 100000
These figures show the basis fo'
he rs a
stock expert to the effect that til ,
United States IS face to face with =
scarcity Of meat.
They show tbs basis for the predic-
ton that the price of meat animals
will probably be much higher and
that there is little chance for low or
even reasonable prices for meat IN
many years.
Mr.. Fletcher says that the burden
of supplying the country with meat
falls on tha farmer and the banker,
"Upon the farmers, because if he
wishes to maintain the price Of his
grain and the market value of his
land, as well as the fertility of his
farms, he must prodtce more lis
stock, aud especially beef cattle
Upon the banker, because he mus
furnish the funds to finance the live
stock industry, and the financing oil
The live stock industry means the
support of the greatest industry il
the world"
The practical advocates of the re
duction of one-crop acreages in the
South, of cotton, sugar and rice acr =
ages, are beginning to recognize tn
responsibility of the banker in pro-
netting one-crop acreages by substi-
tuting for cotton, sugar cane or rice
live stock and the fsedstuffs to main
tain it. They recognize the fact thai
the farmer can not go into live stock
unless he has the money to invest in
stock, seed and silos. Therefore, in
many sections of the South bankers
are making it plain that they VIII
raise cattle, sheep, hogs and poultry
the feedstuffs to maintain them and
will erect silos in which to keep the
fcedstuffs. They know that live stocS
is safer collateral than cotton, sugar
cane or rice, and common sense
teaches them that live stock and tie
feodstuffs to maintain it are the only
sure diversity crops suited to all Sec
tiohs. They know that If the South
raises enough live stock and feed
@,fsffs Tor its pwn use there will he
lso au8er Of an overproduction g
! NV btpeF crop.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1915-01-05

business in this state in 1891. He now
has stores in Boise and Blackfoot, Ida.
no. and Baker City, Ore. He is presl.
dent of the Congregation Beth Israel
of Boise, the only Jewish congregatiol
in the state, and of Lodge 10, l. o. b
B. of st. Joseph, Mo. He was twice
mayor of Boise, and was the only
Democrat elected on the ticket.