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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-02-06

II hipnotismo i~or;aiccc su memoria y de-
sa.oila su volunrat. Nence Ia timidcz, re-
yiviica Ia esperanto; ]cstirs@la "a ambicion y IA
determination de tcncr huCu CNiJC. lie in
pcue e.. cs;ado de ConveuCcr 4 Ia gcntt dc ST.
vcrdadcro valor. lie da Ia ilavc de los secretos
intimos del dominic DC Ia mcrtc. lie pone
en- cStaiO de daminar los pcuSamicutos y
zcciOaes de otros. CUardo u. cnticnde esta
cisncia imD0rtantc y mis;crosa, I'd. puedc
;mplantar suECstioucs en- cl cspTitu humane
cue seran ohcdcciias en- TN dia o en- TN ano
lie aqui. I'd. pucdc curzr maios habitos y
intermediates en- ST miSmo = en- otToS. I'd.
pucic c.rar I 81 miSmO de insomnia neT-
viosidai Y preoCupacioncs doTcsticas o de
ncgocios. I'd. puede hipno:izar i personas
nstant&aeamcate con IA mcTa rIirada de los
ojos, sin 81 conocimicnto dc clos { iniIuirlos
puCdc dcsarrOllar 4 un grade marayilloso
c~uaIquicT taleuto musical d dramatico cue
I'd. pueda tencr. I'd. pucde aumentar sus
1odGrss tclcpaticos o clarividcrtcS. I'd. pucde
lar eutr~ctcrinieutos asCmbrCsos = divcrtidos.
I'd. puCdc gararsc cl amor y Ia aniStad per-
rctua de acHcl!os que I'd. tcSc5. I'd. puete
3rOtCgc-sc contra IA ;nGucuCiz dc otroS. I'd.
p#cde traer bucn Gxito fiuarciero y ser reco-
uOciiO como TN pOicr en- ST. cCmuniiad.
Este lihro de Flint le crsefara como apren-
Ter Il scCrctO de alCGa.aT csta cosas. ST.
Flint cs 81 hiprotista mas cEincrtc y mejor
-oHocido en- el Tr:adO. Ia ararecido ane
rilla-cs de auiitorios. FL Cumpii=i felmenre
ada promesa. 81 I'd dcscc una copia de este
ihrC s%TatTito, solo GcCcsita maEdar su nombfe
y direction en- Una tagetI pcstal-ningG
iineTo-al ST. Herbert L. Flint, Dept. 22sj =
Cleveland. Ohio. l.. l.. de A.. y el libro &
seri ersiado Z vueta dc corrco, porte pagad&
Teuga cuidado en- pobcr ci f~ranquen suiicientt
SObrc ST. cartl J incluIr Ia uisma czntd1d d
nmbres posta.cs en- 81 csrta- =
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-02-06

FL senior Woodrow Wilson
ACADIA de declarar, en- un dis
curse pronunciadO ante la re-
presentation de la Camara de
Concrete de Ia ciudad de
WashingtOn-que muchas per-
Sonas han tratado de engaNar-
10 con respecto q Ia verdadera
Situaci0n de nuestro pals.
-Gracias a mi serenidad
de juicio-ha dicho Ell senior
Presidente de los EStadOs Uni
dOs-he podido descubGir la
verdad Y sabre mantenerme
firme en- la Inca de conducta
que me he trazadO reSpecto a
Mexico.
Tarde ha descubierto Ia
verdad Ell senior Wilson. Ha 81
do necesario que el pals Sc
yea cubierto de sangre; que
los revolucionarios deStruye-
ran nasta sus cimientOs tOda
una magma obra, producto de
treinta Y cuatro amos de lab0-
riosidad bajo IN geinado de
paz: que Ell suelo, antes rega-
do con el sudor que Gaia de las
frentes de los hOm5res entire
gados al tTabajo, este hoy re-
gado con Ia sangre generoSa
de tantOs millareS de meX.ca-
nos como han caido con el pc
cho atravesado por las balas
fratricidas; que las Was ferro-
carrileras Y telegraficas ha-
van sido destruidas de name
II brutal: que la moneda n2-
cional haya llagado a colmC
de Ia depression: que Ia genie
de orden Y de trabaio haya
emigTado a paises eXtrahOs pa
IA salvarse de la furia de los
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-02-06
.SECCTON EDITORIAL
Fl "Ismo" de LA Prensa" Sc
llama Mexicanismo
o o

hip5tesis, pues a la carrera,
5e prisG, como 81 los jefes de
esz Eacci5n trataran de pujar
e. 81 campo de la deslealtad
; IA infidenc.a, Sc han Precipi-
tado en- 81 desast:e. Cutie
rrez desconocio q Ia Co1ven-
c;on, Agu;rre 8enavides des-
conocio = Villa, Ell "provisio-
ra,isimo" Gonzalez CARA, no
teniendo d quieE desconocer,
Sc desconccio a 81 mismo y, pa
"a final de cuentas y de cuen-
tos, mientras Zapata abjura
de sus recienses compadraz-
COS con la division del norte,
81 2ropio Francisco Villa Sc
emancipa de la tutela de los
senores Madero y Sc decLara
ST presencia de Ia nacion estu-
Pefacta, Pres;dente provisio-
nal de les Estados Unidos Me-
Mcanos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-02-06
ESTE LIRRo1
GRATUITO
UNA REVELATION DE LOS MISTE-
RIOS DEL HIPNOTISMO Y Ell MAG
NETISMO PERSONAL

Sr. Herbert L. Flint, uno de los hipnotistas
Moor coaocidos en- cl mundo, ACADIA de pub.
Hear TN libro notable sob.e q hipnotismo, el
magnetismo personal y e. saneamienio mag
ne,ico. Constituyc en- mucho el tratado mas
7,a-ayilioso y compreusivo del Eenero que jamas
ha sido publicado. FL ST. Fling la decidido
iistribu;r por I'm espacio linitado de tempo
una copia ]g-atiita / cada persona cue sc
intcrcse sinceramentc por estas ciencias ma
rayillosas. Este libro esti basado sobre n
experienced 9ractica por mucho amos de I'm
hombTe que ha hipnotizado i mas gente que
otra persona sofa cualquiera.
Ahora I'd. pucdc aprcrder los secretos del
hirnotismo y eI magnctismo personal en- 81
p:oT:C Eoga- lihrc dc Costo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-02-06
o o o
Que tai

GNOS al
Y iuego Sc dice por ahi, en-
algu1cs centres de Propagan-
Ia consEituc;onaiista, doade Sc
co2sDiro contra 81 sentido CO.
nun > la dialsctics, cue nues-
cras o2inioaes scSre los hom-
Ira5 y los hcchos de IA revo!u-
ci6a mex:cana estsn iaspi-adas
.1 prejuieios poI;ticos de Ga
rac5cr Tsaccicnario.
no, por Oios. Los critic
nos que Sc inspiran en- pasio-
zes = odios De partido y que
&C ci-ca25criben y Sc aferran,
q CoIi:;ca, q todos esos Perso-
naismos odiosos cue son la
oeusa princiPalisima de nues-
ros fracasos democraticos, nc
DUster yer a los honbCes y .
les
d2z2zos l. ilnodestia-con Ia
videnc:a que rcsos-oS henos
.en:do para hacer e. 2ronosti-
co Is cua1ios hecho5 Sc han
r~egistrado en- esta Ultima eta
"a De Ia revolution mexicana.
Per ESQ, porque hemos sido
enred;o de este marenagnum
d pas:caes, ;rnparciaies, ecua-
mines = just;cieros, porque he
225 Prc-urado tcne- a toda
costa, CT pgesencia del desaa-
IRE, Ia alta, se-enidad de espi-
ritu que Sc rsqu;ere para in
vcstigar "a EcEomenologia re-
voluc;onaria . travss de las re-
pet;ciones hi5toricas y a IA luz
Sc los principles que REGULAR
zar 81 func;oaamiento de las
o1lcctiv:dades h2maras; oor-
s-e para juzger 2 los hom-
bre5 plbIicos !e Mexico he
TICS hecho IN esIudio previo
dc 81 geneaiogia politica, de-
Gu-;endo de sus zntocedeates
Y ~aPtitudes So caqacidad mo-
al como entidadcs de gobier-
10, por todas estas razones
creemos haber ten;do Ia atm
gencia neccsaria para prever,
a@Ies que m2chos, los aconte.
-in:entos que con posterio.i-
lad Sc han venido Gesarrolian-
do.
Y nuestro expediente sobre
Ia materia esta ALI. a Ia vista
&c TODD 81 muado, Ell las CO.
lunnas editoriaies de ga Prem
sa."
Nuestro criter;o ha sido uno
. indivis;ble.
81 dc alg1n "ISMO" Sc nos
aCusa, sera acknowledgements
de "mexicanismo.'
no seria del TODD malo que
algunoS coahuilenses que re-
actualmente en- Vera
Sc fijaran IN POGO en- es-
tas cosas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-02-06
:-:PLATICAS POPULARES::- =:
LOS IDOLOS
*

,o,. Ios r,.,I+i+rdes oua 10 so
.ada. ~or+os oh,.io. do
H. 80. o,o m;.mo
.aIL nvontara Dina
r. h;uo 1.odor 90 noco +iouno
do1 nodos+aI o,,o ., roismo 10
Lohfn hron+odo na,o c~oloco,.
49, l,,r,r 81 ;doIo rr~ovoci+o
a.fa ,.oa 40 +,.aia 81 cIssi
iouan - ho+a f,,o,.+a
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y.Ia;aa- amom;oouos
.lo-..;ta u,.;,.o, Ja7
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aamino. ~ ob,;o
~ =.
Ion INV
empezaba q marearSe con Ell
tii'i'i''-o Ue! "'l-'''yoN
que va Sc iniclaba 4 su aIrede-
dor, encabezado por los mis-
mos que lncensaron a DlaZ Y
cue 10 enganarOn, a el, Y al
pueblo, durante un perIodo
de ueinta amos.
Con el tempo Ia idolatrI&
meXicana ha Venldo claudlcan-
do, Y sin remontarnos a epo-
cas- anterioreS para no h&cer
canSado este capItuio' aSehIa-
remos que de D'az Sa!tamoS "
Madero J de este a Carranza'
Vii" Y Iapata' tres ldoIo& que
4 tucrza de mcen5"lloS, 10 va
ei pueblo. @lno las l&ccioneS
G2e descan SUI trlunIo' les nan
"Zn""o Ia lfehIe' " los uoS PLI-
mero> con el eSllgHl" ue |"
tralcLon-' eE"cruz-y d! Ter
oeFo, con Ell oe "'ii" que
Sien,a PefleeIanltlI'e ;" (
rocI'&o pIoEero'aI' que o'.'-
l." ''"'% U' T-"''- ,
H. -, yonbrora .nriano ope
ha convertible en- Ell gorro-
f~igio de la revolution agra
ria esJiIo s0cl2llsta, que deSde
los uemPoS &c ID G.oEIoS"
r''"o ioT'"!',+H"o S'9'o-'o:',
s, ms. i5o,os ono eng
irnona+rsbIas monra5as del
Sur.
He ahi una de las cauSas
que mucAo ha contElou!oo d ID
ehIrohIZac4oH ue "ueS~ 20
/ "i'o'' q"o Nv
Nv w
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-02-06

hom5res que dnIgeR Ia revoiu-
ci6n rexicaza = de les actos
lievados a caoo per los Eaismos
Ell esta Ultima etapa del desas-
ire nacio7al que estamOs pre-
Senciando.
Mai ess6 cue nosotros % d.
games. pero hubisranos que
rido ser menos at;ngentes en-
auestros juic;os = apreclacio-
mes, s:cuiera f-e-a para no te-
ner 1ue iamentar los males IN
fin;tos sue teniamos pronostl-
cados para IA patria, 81 esta
ccatinuaba en- na7os de IA I'M
pericia y estultez revolucio-
maria y 81 los hombres que Sc
han aduenado de la direction
de les asu1tos pubiicos, Sc
guian impoziendose por Ell te-
rror V iievaad5 = cabo su pro
erarna de radIcaiismos extra
vaz2ntes, sin escuchar e cla-
mo- general sue en- 81 contra
Sc levanta.
En- Noviemb-e ultimo, CO.
mentando los atentados de que
era objeto Ia sociedad catoli-
ca de auestro pals, dijimos 10
sigu:e1se: Son indtiies las
persecuoiones -cl;giosas que
Sc intentan en- MExico. Elias
no haran sino exacervar 81
mismo nal 4ue Sc combate..."
Z nucstro criterio sObre este
asunto Sc IA visto ccnfIrmado
a "a vuelta de tres meses, 81
he1o5 de Greer las noticias que
Sc rec;biezon aver en- esta ciu-
dad ea Euentes particuiares,
las c1zies asegUran que en- Ell
Its-no de TehuantePec y en- Ell
EsIado dc Michoacaa, aigunos
sacerdotcs del quito catolico
Sc han visto obligados, en- Wis
Ia de las persecuciones de CUE
sen oSjeGo, a levantarse en- ar
mas prcclamando la guerra
santa. (?)
Por Il aaisma ePoca augura-
mos Ia d:sgregacion del nGcleo
ccnstisutu@ionaEsta, insissien-
do repetidas veces en- que n
tre Ia politica exclusiyista y
radical del ceno- Carranza y
las conb:nac;ones ? largo Dla-
20, poliuco-Einancisras, De los
senorcs Madero, no hs0ia COM
pa:ib:!idaG possible Los result
tadcs de la tumultuosa asam-
blea dc Aguascalientes, con-
firaaror en- todo nuestras pre-
visiones.
De la alianza Villa Zapata
no aug1ramos NADIA bueno.
"inp5n III hombre, como has
impUcsto tu programa,-diji-
mes d Ia revolucion del Sur;
Francisco Villa es e. represen-
tante de Ia reaction maderis-
ta; cs decir, de los mismos
hombTes 4 quisnes, por inf
denies, has venido combatien-
do desde 1911. y los d.
tinos acortecimientos han We
nido a demostrar palmaria-
nente, que ei reciente desas-
ire del zapatismo, taato en- ell
crde1 neral como en- Ell guber-
n1mcnt1i, Sc debe, de prefe-
rencia, al pacto que ceIebrara
cen los hombres funestos de la
division del norte.
divide y reinaras," diji-
mos apenas hace dos semanas,
evocardo q Maquiavelo, en- pre-
ser1ia de la detection de Gu
tierrez y de la disgregacion de
los elcmentcs milita-es de la
reaction maderista. : no he
NOS tenido que esperar mucho
para yer confiTmada nuestCa
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-02-06

viem5re de 1876, Ell General
Don Porfirio Diaz, que era
entonces ell idolo revoluciOna-
rio del pueblo meXicano, Sc
hizo cargo de Ia Presidencia
de L. Repubiica, organizan-
do su Gabinete con persona
les D0liticos de Ia ITALIA de Va
.Uarta. Tagle. Ramirez. Benz
lez; y de- militares como Oga-
ION V Riva Paiacio, Que esJan
muy distantes 4 parecerse 4
los que ahora han integrado
los efimeros Gabinetes de los
distintOS iefeS reVoIuciOnari0s.
que han escalado el Poder
Supreme de Ia Republi,a pOr
Ia fuerza de las armaS.
La reacci6n lerdista, repre-
Se't'"u" Poi aH,a
''''o Wn
te de nuestra Repubiica, E
iguaI cosa hizo POGO despu6a
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-02-06

GA PRENSA" publica to-
das las noticias tai como son,
sin "hacerle la barba a oadie'
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1915-07-02

Conditions Of The growing cotton
crop on June q and NAV %, mis- year
with the June 25 condition last year
and the ten-vear average of June q
condition. follows
1915 June %
June May
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1915-07-02
past ten years, has been an 1ncreas
of GA per cent.
COudifinnS Favorable

past ten years, has bsen an increase
of GA per cent.
Conditions Favorable.
Growing conditions generally wore
favorable throughout the month since
the last condition r port was can
cassed. Precipitation during the first
week in practically ell portions of
the belt furnished sufficient moisture
FOR the time being, and tn crop made
satisfactory growth. The late crop
planted in Tsxas was coming up, and
a good stand was reported Except
ing in portions of Oklahoma, Arkan-
s'ais and some of the more eastern sec
ions of the belt where the soil was
too wet cultivation proc eded salts
faetorily.
Cultivation and satisfactory growth
in all excepting few districts was
favored during the second week by
the moderately warm w5a her, with
general ahssnce Of continued rein
Wet weather delayed cultivation and
caused some damage by flooding in
Northern Texas, Oklahoma and the
Carolinas, where fields were becom-
ing grassy. In most other sections
however, the crop was we'll Guilt
waited and the fields clean.
| Continuation Of moderately warm
weather. with local showers suffi-
cient for requirements. greatly favor
ed cotton growth during the third
week in all portions of the belt De-
/ lay in cultivation permitted fields in
a few sections to become grassy, but
over most district cultivation pro-
ceeded sa tisfactorily, the fields were
clean and the crop continued in good
condition.
! Rapid growth was forced during
/ the final week of the month bv con-
1 thu d warm weather, with sufficient
moisture, and the cron was in good
!. conditio nand II cultivated in nearly
all districts. Some retardation of
growth was reported from Oklahoma
and adjoining sections, and grassy
i fields occurred locally. with boil
weevil reported as active in portions
Iof Alabama Mississippi and Texas
The crop was fruiting in southern
districts. and some bloom was report
ed as far north a. North Carolina
Acreage Compared.
i The area planted and under Guilt
walton at she end of June by states,
with last years planted area and area
picked. follows:
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1915-07-02

Your druggist will refund money If PAZO
OINTMENT fails to cure any case of Itching
blind, bleeding or Protruding Piles in to IA GAYS
he 6rst apriicntior rive- Has- md Rest 5u
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1915-07-02
BEST THEATRE.

Today-"Betty in search OF a
Thrill is a five-part Bosworth photo
play featuring Elsie Janis and Owen
Moore.
The story brings out the lure the
outside world exerts upon the mag,
nation of convent sheltered, roman
tic girl, and anyone who has felt the
turbulent longings of youth will SYM
pathize with the high-spirited Betty.
At the same time she can not but
be glad that her experiences with
flirtatious floorwalkers. stage mana-
gers. and cabaret FOUNDERS, and final
ly the perilous adventures with
gamblers and police. serve in the end
to convince her that romance does not
exist except in the imagination
Betty is sensible girl for all her
vivid butterfly traits and abandons
her lark in favor of a husband-to-be
and Fifth avenue mansion of her
own, but not until her dream OF adj
venture in some of the best-known
haunts of New York night life has as
sumed the proportions of an absorb
inc tale from the Arabian Nights.
E,lcin Iaric Past theatre tOday
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1915-07-02
ADJUSTMENTS.
All advance notices furnished by
Theatres.
ORPHEO THEATRE.

Today-Anita Stewart and Earle
Williams in the interesting story
'The Goddess" Each chapter be-
comes more interesting.
Never was Edward Earle, Gladys
Hulette or Carlton King better cast
than in the Edison 3-act feature. 'sThe
Working of Miracle" Earle as the
young man who would know no God
until darkest misery and peril crush
ed him down. and Miss Hulette, as
the girl prosecuted for love of him,
appeal memorably, while Carlton
King personifies strangely powerful
religious fanatic. Thrills-no preach
ing
Among other things of interest in
the Hearst's News. VIM. j. Bryan is
shown leaving the white house after
resigning.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1915-07-02
COTTON Acreage
Gut -5,S7I,0OO
ACRES THIS YEAR

Continued from Page T.,
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1915-07-02
Piles Cured in 6 to IA DAYS

Elsie Janis, Best theatre today
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1915-07-02
Accordion Plated Dresses

HhouId be sent to Frank rietrich's
Clothing Hnsnita1 to he nla'ted.
aleO any other ladies' or peNss' cloth
Ing Tint need cleaning pressing oI
ALTERING. We also put nr.v Things
ii roata and do all general repair
work m clothing
rx6ne 1Ne4. Over cnhh q Sons Shee
HsNrN. g0Ox VAIN a. II
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TO OUR FRIENDS.

We have just overhauled out tables
and have them in first class condi-
ton. Each table has fan, and we
ere giving same our personal atten-
ton
We carry the best line of cigars and
tobacco, not and cold lunches, and
Cur fountain is one of the most sani-
tary in the city.
Our motto ais service and moneys
worth, and we invite our friends to
make our place their headquarters.
Yours to please,
WILL VEGO,
FRANK (BUCK) VEGO.
1t Sue to F. & B. Hall
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NEW MAP-POLK COUNTY, ARK.
nnSiUuatnc n g. Land

Brand New March 1915. Designates
U s Land, Forest Reserves, Eleva-
tions. Mountains, Streams, Roads,
Postoffices, Schools, Churches, etc.
Especially useful as guide to pros
pective settlers and homeseekers IN
beautiful South Ozark country
Price soc each Star Publishing Co,
Mena, Ark. tt
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1915-07-02
LOCAL
WINDOW GLASS

BANghmaB Cabinet Shop. PnOno 1z47.
All seasonable merchandise, ex-
cept Awnings at reduced prices
Resp q Crawford Furn. Co. TIL
w. l. Dewoody & Company for
\ full line A. MI Davis & Co. "Qaulity
Cards, for all occasions, book de-
partment, 6-2-1m
The jefferson Oil company is
100 feet deep and still drilling.
Watch your step. K
The A. M. Davis Co., Quality
Cards. announcements, congratula-
ffOns, wedding and birthday anniver-
saries. etc, at w. L. Dewoody & Co,
book department 6-2-1m
Lloyds princess" Go Carts, "Fit
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Crawford, sole agents. tt
y Railroad fair pullman, 500 in
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6-2-1m
Artistic Awnings made to order,
a1ds beauty and comfort beyond con-
ception. Reap & Crawford. tt
One hundred dollars made into
thousands The Jefferson OIL corr
pany IL doing It. tt
Free trip to Panama Exposition
ana 500 in cash to the winner OF this
contest. we give coupons for every
cash bundle OF laundry. t:
Porch Swings. Porch Rockers
Settees, Whitef Mountain Refrigera-
tors at reduced prices. Reap E
Crawford. II
For every Palm Beach suit for
cost YOU receive 80 coupons from
american Excelsior Laundry COM
pany for free trip to Panama Expo
s:tion and 800 in cash. Il
Why not send your laundry t.
.American Excelsior Laundry com
panv and get coupons for frce trir
10 Panama Exposition and 800 ir
cash t
-Hairdressing manicurino sham
rooing, scalp treatment and chiro
rodv Mamade Susie Hockenhull
1915 W. Barranue. phone 1900. t
Did yon ever helm Yourself o.
have Won always waited for SOMEONE
elise to helm YOU? The Jefferson OF
company offers you an opportunity
I
Now is the time you need Dnnt
lev Cleaner and an O'Cedar Mo-
and I'll. sold nv Reap 3 Crawford t
I'VE give connons for Panama FIX
position for every cash payment
American Excelsior Laundry Co. I
Send YOUR laundry to America
Wxcelsior Laundry comnanv and &c
coupons for the Panama Exposition
Accordion Plated Dresse,
@hould be sent to Frank Dietrich
Clothing Hnsnital to he - Matted
also any other ladies' or penss' cloth
ing Tint need cleaning pressing o
altering. We also put nov lining
n coats and do all general repai
work m clothing
p16ne 1NeA Over Cnhh q Sons Hho
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1915-07-02
Hockenhun Fair pressing Parlors,

10s Pine street, is now being conduct
ed by Madame D. G. Collingworth,
who purchased the good will and
parlors of Madame Hockenhull sew
eral months ago and has made num-
Der of improvements. Our parlors
are sanitary aid open for inspection
at any time. All work first class
and courtesy Our motto. NINE. D. c..
COLLINGWORTH, prop, graduate Of
e. Burnham Beauty Culture school.
3-25-tf
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1915-07-02

You can make your cr-.ce in the
quiet of your home :. Office bv hav-
ing Graphic classified ads bring ap.
plicants and applications to you. 4
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1915-07-02

*Five year average.
The next report will show the con-
dition of the crop on July p and will
be ISSUED at noon, Monday, August
..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-26

distinguishable, is not any relation OF sex to
be self-determining
Yes, she afirms, and 1t must arise and de-
velop according to the nature OF the lovers
themselves" and must not be determined by
or In the interests of others" For, according
to this writer the effect OF one personality
upon another should be the vital test, all other
considerations, such as sex primarily and Ell
forts at external direction, being cast out as
spurious.
And other questions are, from this angle,
foreseen, arising out Of the conflict which is
setting new standards for so many human val
ues. Among these are considerations Of sym
pathy and insight.
These" she declares, ARE called upon in
measure undreamed of by the antique moraist