davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-04-07

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'-x.x 49,. shaass.-
a as.a1s taias 90 UsssiA w~4 =
hsssr
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Il vueaue." saia sAn- UiaA . -
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es.sk hse sns cssd bssss Isst ss~r
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snu's prsxste sssn- wAsR - -
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ssuk shsus = ssus - sAsuo1D - =
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osus~ sAuasocssdU. AslsswaGo - -
lusua sAr sse - hss~o - - s1nce
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KsU. = - ssud bssiu0s - = -
s1nus - she ceassry ! hsss G11Dps1
shst IN 49, passtculsr shrss = . -
cate but sssiss estasesse k1tauu1ns.
rsa nssst sst oeuttsn IT, Uugo - -
spr to she sssbject h the uusussoB - Q
suuAist. b Vsula ~ Des< suUsuAnnsk
bae than eu00eetine upuo - -
"a the chin " ysus ~ sunA
d yet lDcAsd tee hoass - squos
slWs. huf - tvsufy Uinueso 80 CD
Z vsse p,saelag 49, Into - uuAsua-
- hsaus. hOt csDss and cos1 hsu1.
sNaehinG HE . esed 0sal hsouD .
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haA . suaAsu susgu6rtaa-
why ~ yss havs toe Anguo -
alsar Z ssksA.
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n1b uaGAs0seIm cesgts1 W1oo =
nsoestssy suslo 80 . tsssua- ~
thsaeht hal nst sccurvsd - ~ thet
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-04-07

~ thsagha csslA psssibiy occur to
s0ad 10 revenae ana Justice. II was
the higher calculus. . was booked for
~ tran. I begaH 10 eat more leans.
II nm h0ar We sss forth ut steady
OallOp east ward. Our horses were Ken
tucky bred. strengthened by the mes
quite grass ~ the west,
I knew that Ren Tatum's card to
paay was Night flight until he came
within he safer territory of his own
henchmen and supporters. He knew
that the man pursuing him would fol
Isw the trail 10 any end where II might
leaA
During the ride sam talked Of the
anA u the musical giasses. You would
hare thought he had never had broth
- - . sweetheart o. an enemy on
earth. Thew are some subjects too
~ evea fer the words In the Una
erideed- knowing this phase of the
seod csde. bot sot having practiced ii
sU0ciestiy everdiA the thing by tell.
~ ssoe slishtly funny anecdotes.
ean laughed at exactly the right place
-sauxbed With his mouth. When I
caught sight - hia mouth ! wished 1
ha1 been bsessed with enough sense
= huDse b hare suppre~sed those
anecA04ea.
Or 0rxt sagAt q the0 We had in
Guthrie. rlFea M hungry. we STUN
bid. unwasAeA. lnts . littbe yellow
plne betei ana sat at Q table. In the
sppcsose csrDee ~ ~ The fugitives.
rhey wefe bsat upsa their meal. but
pssks1 arsssa q tiDss u.sasaly.
n ~ Was Afgsss1 u brown-ope
- thsse sDes4A. halR sAiny. ssrky look.
~ a9a1s WstA Dsce csssar and cuffs
ssd what Z Aeslese uhey call an se.
csroIsa peaDeea sk1lt - wsse Q thick
esswn - aSWs - ~ sose and a
heun1 bgam0s1 ses1W Aat wNh some
NJ - eeaaAsD e1ssnAne n. TIE man
Wvss penan. Aask csseAes. ana his hair
- sss1os1 ~ sAsrt- He was
sueA - - - 0AeAe see any.
WAeM.
nae ~ WssU-sAe ouraer.r and
- Wu0D - ~ GbsssA TAere ve
Wss-sAe ga1Aff0 ssuaoef. eccucasns
- tAe Cs0A - tAe ouuuer,ry
W6e Wr9n0 0ezR Wur1A
-wAaf - - Ws1r1ng -. aanY
~ = Q Wo1pse. 1ke - Asve =
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Gunnison news-champion., 1916-04-07
III u m ~
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Csas.ps, - Co.. CsiD--tG -
= usAsras sss0A : s.nnx -
shuuah u skslnhsA = , GnW - 80
pssAsad - usssssiav uare ss@o
~ tui.g snnv siaA - -. s.A1
tuasL - - 4 - - UuAb
dEinktag -. - - =. sUe
{. ah1uhag - 49, eeug
H0uA - snD6nnns, - - -
soply = - - - - -
& , sun0n knsuis4Us - -
Il - uuua Gssasn - Assss, -
- einaA.ss go sas.a0aD - tNne
uisesd y shb Uay. esoe - - tsnr
psssasi.a ss@Unniss piass useisss =
49, sstsh6nAasnSs - - sosst ~
tsansssss - - - uu1sr = Uu1bais
usHssia6 tsusUhA undss psnaaHy q
asaissal- = = Onias sssenia ~ -
y the -, sumnoa unnns - 0Duo6
~ sts1aolus tAnnu9os eDsaQ
hsssss, - ~ puhsix wasssing tssuOA
sAsulA ~ hOully shslisAsa-
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-04-07
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DscA GoR1Bea waists - uve - fuoly
. ~ 0us1su16lnp pseUel IT, -
- - Assose e IN 4 ressDes that IA.
esercssang 1sanf csatrsl. ere iaAesesesd
in sssene t1st. WAne escA Ass -
~uDse tsUo breacA q IT, eeeasAs0 -
tvusn oEss 90 Gsos u ~ sWu ~
-. - s1nn - Assak thsse seAaa1sns
in - Qesssas - seAesA n oncssVs.
~ - - coE1H0 - - 0nauenln
~ cunls1ga ua0e W1scA ssrA -
a. - f111sa ~ csopsflA1e WaA
IL cansua UvO - eu0U0 eof11saA n
unomonon oD1Drt tAe cso1R1suD 0o1se
vaorA ~ ~ - casSss1 - = . ~
neD fuD1n0ssenay Alse1nct fsUo -
buous0 - oneestxlng wsfA o. eagsY-
NJ = = ~ ~ nss19. eRAf - ~.
~ - 0Rvs1aaa - Alecs1ng - -
raonnnonR 11A-40011gt 0peosse.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-04-07
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S.-sA 49, = 1 n4A
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b. .-ssa- - ksss. ~. xsE<h.rS.sn
fsserss . suiB szx h~sx amuzHs whsu
s.aa ~ - Aaaio - 80 east shunu
> H.an -. A<'s U'1sh . ssusasA I
neser k.es = ~ ~ lsSs< yss- Nwu
cas- { ~ = xsuss 90 - su.s hin n q
sas.g - - - ~ hi@.ssf- Yhnss
y as. ~ ksssss + -. Ne ~ kx~~.
- saass -. - gs4un. &C. - -
yrcssy nssr ~ em - ssz - -
haF! s~.fss~ sh<y hsass - h.n~s~
After ssssr ~ autng v~k 6issS-
,,oasea vuis ~. AlAhsGgb 6aD hHuns
eli los,sy s.a saaEway 90 haIs Asx
fl4e n.--h<- u sssaw Uysnsrssu~ wsy shs
sls:-idiSes ess<hd ~. ssA n th< Eses
hag the vsiasd lndv - eA< hssss a<sus
vith ~ aGsus1inD D1nAnsd skaR sss6
the dasSsr yuung 0An UtnA - ctsuu
csops~d hair. - - h1ckkunsd wtnh
the prascing unO OuR -.
ride. ~ \ shsu - c1ssa1iuk sn4n
AGAIN ~e ss~sssat sAsn - . sssA Ws
we're sl'sua ~ yasds bshissa Th<y
turned ~ ~ buckhnnso 90 lssksa q
us. thes dBv~s - UonAnuf WAlsp.ing -
their h0suuA HAnB snesey - hsasrs
hay in ssssA - 8us1a hasg. -
knew shas - ~ ssnk - suGsev ~
to him was - su1B.
10 yes ~ Uususins eAaa UsanA. -
cccasiuns. ~ Uuu1ps innnnaa - -.
cipiiatins cUaaix hstwssn oan anA
man. ~ - wtinnSH - csnsctSuniy.
She b sa11wtsus - eaAss.
Five nziass Gasshss Ue &C., uy,ssn -
future sssat ws.sssa cisy - ChasAIes.
The hsruss - p1suasss an1 psrs~sd
we're stssss1 80 Usasy. Thesr was
one hs,tssi shat s0esua Aaneur ~ 0an
aud estsgsainnsnt - tssast: - IT.
four " - unt aGsis h IT, aiaiag
room ct ~ Fine1ng - . he'll - sxss-
uant and lasae sAAt + hsA cs.ck<d -
welkin HOG 60 ~ 11ninG ss'sn wes
not rs lasB - ~ 60 - Gushsie.
Jsst - Us Usss sating aS1sle 49,
how l:sn Elsvisss 80 tragedy tnpinoR
upon esch seher.-l nEttcsa 80 Isak-
ing With ksen iHtsn4asss at eur esAssy
where thy wsse seetsd st . tsbis
across IT. sSna. The sirI still wsse
the browu aruss Wri1h lace collar ana
cuffs and the veu Asswn aewn 10 hes
nose. IT, 0Aa keat evss his paaes,
with - css.s cssgVs1 Asa1 ~
low.
''Thsse's . esAe." Z hsasa 60 say,
sithsr - - - - hhnss,f. ''that went
let you sAsst . nan - TIE csopaay =
= w00an; but. BY thanAsg, thess aint
ose to keep yss fssa kiiling q wenaa
In ths co0peny e . 0anr'
And Quicksr thaa ~ ntsA csua1 -
lsw his ssUwaeat - whiHsa - ssts-
nattc fDun uaAss ~ IN arm 80
panps1 IN bullsts ~ IT, bsAy thaa
the hsvwn assss csvsssA-tAe hsvwu
dress w1th TIE lace csolor aoA cuGb
and The aecssdiaa plao1s1 skigt.
The yeonG pesusa = - 1nsk -
suit. Gsun Whsss AseA - 0um UAuo
HE . wunaa's ~ ~ husa cs1uVuA
laiA ~ ~ - ~ asun sosuososo
unn - euA1B, UoGs oBgQ1s oo0 -,
~ - ~ - Y1eum 1sum -
hosR - ~ esu1nins 0asQassaAs ~
80 slvsa - ~ sppsgsun1ty - -
ast1s. tscAnsca1H. - s1auneasas =
the csde.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-04-07
asA-sai. :a.ISt~As I: sA

Notice y hsssAy given thet tke isais
Asscsibsd hslsw, ea.bseciaG llS ecses.
Within tke 0unnisM ksAis0ol rerest
C0ssesAs, will BE ssbjsct 70 settlement
snd entry uaAe4 ~ p4ovisi0as ef The
hoOesteod laws Il the United Ststee
end the set Of June II, lSos "a Seat,
z13). st tAe Usitsd stsAes laad ollIce si
Mo0tsUee, Col0esds, 0A Nay &.
1S1s. AAy settler Who wss sctnally snd ID
gos1 feith eleiMinG say of sei1 lands
foe agricultural purposes prior 10 Jsn-
Sasy I, 1855, end he's MT sbaDd0oe6
same, hes . pfefefence right 10 make .
h0apestesd entry for the londs setusllv
occupied. SaiA lsaas were listed upo1
the spPlicetioas Il ne persoae men
tisned below, wks have . preference
rigAt ubjset 10 the prior right Of eng
s4eA settbee. psovided sucA settler q
applicaet 10 Qaali6ed 10 make home-
stead entry end the preference rigAt is
exercised prior to Nay 6, 1915. a
which date TIE lands will be subject te
settlement an1 entry BY any ouaIifieA
persoa. rke lends are o. follows: a
tract Of lend within SECS z5 sod d r.
- B.. r. - w.. sth p. H., describei -
fs,lo~s: D~Gi~ning ct Corner No. 1, 8
post with coppef cap marked n 4, ides-
tlcel with the quartef corner betVesn
secs Is end Is; extendiag thence ".
10 chs /; thence 9. 20 cha I; tAeoce Z. =
che. thence N. 80 cAs.; thence N. S1o
-, a. II cAs, thence 8. az ", 10
che; thsnce 8. leo W E., Is cAs.
thence B. - sW E., 2.50 cAs. tkeocs
=. - E., ID chs., 10 The pseoe q -
einsinG. the sres hereby listed ksinr
IL scres, application q Jokn ~.
koeteep. PsOnia, Colorsao; List . 2-1llA,
feeruafy "a. 1916, c. y. Brpce, Assise-
snt CDnmissioaes Of ne Ceoersa IL
OAsce.
irst pebsicatisn nareA n, rSls.
Lest pubiicetisa April Z, rs.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-04-07
osiD q $780, q Co. -

Rrtiss - hsseas Oivea shss nes.sAing Bsaav
- the C0asAy of tuauisoa, State of Cd'losadu,
assias =. poarApvsd y tn q isslssivs. ssr o.
Thnu~and I)ssiisv- s~eh .nA Assise B. Ba0Assoa
y to - inclu~ive eov tpas rhoassaA Dullars eacA
all hesring date. kevewhsr Heb. irs9, will -
poid ussss psessu1otiaa a kousese 0pos., kew
Nsrk.
Astss As,sil 10th. lees. sush ha,nas vin
ssase 70 keas ieteses4.
Dated y ssch Orb, tn3s.
u Q. P2LHER. Cs.stv Tvsss.rss.
Fipst publishsa uapsA ~ l2oe
Lea psslisksd Apsil I. l5as
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-04-07
1 Ace 3 AcAlHr -

.i@ sz yeers ~ - ks~e Asss
osossed WitA kidseys - basAAer fsr =
good many years. writes AsSh1r -
Aha Ksnsaa. NY see i sUsi@ue -
= ever Get cure4 - FsaeT KiA.rv
ts'es q ne D@e gsA 49, eaysAinet
esse evsf tsieA" Msny peupSe -
fru0 ki1Dey trsuAle w. see} ~ -.
s9 49, ~ cn ge4 Fsasy's RiSDrv
tsna. IL. 1Sns = . letee le&>.r ~
q 4 vese - fsf thea he vsnld 49,
- eAee = wusk i ~ kay feaA. Sti6
- soeunse1A, scA9I hnck -
ssG pD hove ~ heen resjrvU1-
OAs1Ay's Dsug Sasse. Df. 49,
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-04-07
NJ Gloovs ~
voot oo(i0
g. ouu c. - - =
ID 60 ~

A. 90 ussk hsk ssuAsss . cAaia,
- oay sssk hiAssys wssAss sAs
vA0s body ed Aassrs - k.d
AssekiaH dsss
Oveswusk. sssaiss. cgeas 80 Gahsg
esssss iejsss - ksAasys 60 ssn-
essIly vksa sAsis srsiviav - I.sssssA,
- OAas ksAy ssnsss.
Ac,Ass - psiss 80 l.aasa ssl
sviassy ssusAass isressssly eoss so
sksss y - esss-iscssssiAG sssAsscy
sosssds Asopss, Sssvel " lsAsl
Bsishs's dis~sse. Ghes che kids<ys
esil these - no vsel kelp los ~ ssl-
srsps ssssVs kiAssy ksap.
Dusn's KiA.sg Pslls - 1isscsly %
sAs kiAesys
No sseA 70 sske sks sssAsasst Il
sns.suee iviAG iss svsy - sviAssss.
hsss - . cass si0As W sAis lOeslssy.
,. ". 6eAlasA, Iasoss, 6slsss O.,
Dslsa, Colo. ssgs: ''60os aias aGo,
| ss1sseA 1vua ssassoss silasssa,
sAicA ] - sssssa 10 hsliess wsss
essssA - sssA kiAssys 4 sak
Dssa's KiAssy filk ssA sksy csssA
ske ssssck. 1saill ssks Dss.'s KsA-
~ rslIs Dssaiosly 80 VsUvssaiss
sGsisss sssssa slascks - kiAssy
opooAaD
~ -, . = luuAss 0or -.
- EssiSg s..kZR1e
H.ass-ouhssa d. essvs., 49,
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-04-07
CT ~ oW-Ab - ~,

o0NT AInB Tuna. Ca - -
- snslsas \ ~ Z. - aal 4 =
49, . ca. CissoA. n, wrti.g ysse
- - Gn6Buo sosar1. Y0 Will
- = - : ~ y:sse 80
- - ayA 80 - osuP; p.
~ 9i1Dsy ~ - - y hoGA -
- eAsu1e1ia. 6sskesAA. tln1Ass
- kt1y s1D.ueA. - fsasy CsaAas-
- TsAoseA . vAslsss1ssn1 shssu1GA-
y asansAg ee11neeie. ~ ssaseipsejsa.
- saseA essss - k..1-
- Cs..1aVspug oess~. d. Welk-
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-04-07
-
-. ~. . . g. s....' - I. =: s:::s. .''''

- H0A - ~ srAss %
e! @l4!E l!;:4:!!!! !!!EI.g.g!|g!.s55
| 4sS;S' +. 'ss1ssss ~ IL
80 - assssz s,a.i,s1 = s1Rss.S 9.
80 -! -. ~ -. ) !: = *.:53 q
- ~ E. -.
3sAs3 - =.
ss.3 &ss1 :
- - e.else = hsgsgna = sssuss
s135aS - - q q:
~: .::,!!;s31!:!.;! q! !:!.! !! J; -: -: 8:
!S@ :i:.9 t:::; s.: =:
::zsxsEEl:EIEgE s.
- - sS1 1.ssk - 80
80 g. ~. 8 ~; g: =; I.
SEsE: :s:s:s:s ::s:;'FR:SsI,s:: (: G:
= - S1ks3 sS5SSS2s ess,sn c~es;vSs
S -: s.sSs - = r.. - je.s. -: - -
yfss 80 {eeesnsvs -. - - ISsr
A-ssSesess. - essssa -: 9
-; esyy SAteA = A1ssee eesss6sd
3Se 6eesee. - - eeeVsf - - es9
q. ~ Z: e: '''';s . ssss!s =
0bsea v11ss ~ - - -ssel q eetl
~ HsssakS' 'xb Z - - o's.s'' s>''
- II; c.. ;5sAa Bi.!:
- Es::::sss::: s::ss:: lEs::sak.<
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-04-07

e1nny ssr oesdlr.
lussirsng tie ..
= ~ euO Wazre
eSsgsnsgd WSa
us1s e Sur cu1n
esy shnn EaW
fsuit. GsasPss
e. hSzsungOzHzlss.
kssssoihs1.A n
I Uay ~ o1hrS
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-04-07
a1ly 80
1l1DU0D0
1:I.3.5sss =

Z ,sSS1ns. =. = = . : :
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-04-07

- s.:e - -. - - - -
60 - -~nV Guhas
- - - - - - -
- - 1isUluslV su0.ssd -
- - lSdfn e pnhADt
vV.euhbC0u1snossUe - -
- 49, OaMss@ - -
- vueuina Uurauns . sens< =
Onuununha 49,. hsaAsshss. ha1k-
o1na.6u1a6 6QunAag esd. t11b
Gunb = - - ps1insnia = -
- sVaSAs 49, - - 1sDr
- suuualuuolA uugmhb QQ.1l1A
uuhsrussnA1u1nAd dkmaalsAss1s1
GainSp-0u1u 1&1h q 49,
Gn's vsDsouhls Csapan1hO Outno
- - au6ulv shsuuo - -
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-04-07
~a~esisA . ~ v opsa.s..

~o@SsisA - osss " ops4s.s
Wsot1ns - the Autscsr. N EAglisA
Vub.ocattsa. ~ CngiisA mOtsrist seri-
sssly sAvtsss hs kinl who css1en-
p,sts vtsotiag Ansrica to provide
she0sssvss WITH 1ictSsaaries - that
shey 0ay - sb,s - usAes.tasA ~
no11Vos.
A. 1nstances - sstre AmsrSceaisus.
- c1sss tAa4 Anssscans say they went
20 s9e11ns ~ '-gsss,ine Ne" whes
tbey Bsaa the 'petrsl task" Whss
We oo0paain thet ths cas '>saiy Tits
- tAese" We tnply that \ y ''psssesle
saly 70 mako h Gre - thsss eysan
Aesr-" We further csafuss tAis critic
whss - - ''ssss" ssssssA - 49,
net"
"l1u1guaRas" sAsus1 be eallsl .'scut
fie AasAes." asA - - -ceoest" -
stee1 - 'ryss ssautisa" y eass wssag
Naooso ~ ~ Aseiul.
Al when The eveainG 0ese clstAes
IT, elsefu1Ae witA psetFy. - nm Q
veA. es1 the peor bsllatnp bsse theo
selves - TIE ain sky. asA IT, sall
chinse1s tscsoe ca0pansei. as1 ~
warebsanss ere palacss n tAe niGht
- ~ wbses csty hanss - the beav-
esa. 80 saisyias1 b bsfoee ~. thes
she wayfases haseeas hone. IT. wost
tngnan en1 H. culture1 eoe. The w1ss
nan asa ~ oae u pseasure. ceaae q
ssAesstasA. - they Aave ceassd d
-. anA nasuEe. Wbs. fer ssce. ~
sune - tUoe. sonGs ~ exeul~ste ssae
- H. ast1st alone. Aef ssn as1 -
usseer-Arr - h that ke seves Aef
~ oasees - inst ~ kn0ws Aef.-
VH1ss1er's '-rAe Gese1s Ar q llah1aG
ensuoaL~
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-04-07
o.. Henry
Stories
ma voekaicA Emaf.
20 saessav
Dwrsunn ~ vraaa . z11nnng Col
~ q saasav

nwvsvss ~ vs..s .. n-.~s Col
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-04-07

.,se&,ess. 80 g
- WDe~
= go 49, go
CAeA6s - ~
. 0o&oo6 -
0nuiB6 = - =
- - ~ -
- - : 49,
- - D
= - - -
-. - -
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-04-07

tie pAtieoal forests IN Col0radO from
the deadly .arkspur aDl Other plants
N - be preveatel nv Q campaign in
stitute1 by L. II. Douglas. forest ex-
aminer. Forest rangers wfll begin
this meath 70 dig - the plants where
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AN OBJECT LESSON.

If there is one farmer in the cOun- try who still believes that he can take negro and a bulltongue blow and get maximum results from his land, without mixing 2 little brains with his work, such farmer should study the work of Alvin Tiroff, a W,lbarger county boy, who has just been awarded prize of $500 by the Texas Industrial congress for excel lence in intensive and diversified farming, says the Beaumont (Texas) Enterprise.
 Wilbarger county is not in what is popularly supposed to be the best farming section of Texas. and ths rains are not generally as seasonable tltere as in some more favored sec i.tns, but the young Wilbarger county farmer followed the instruc- t!ons of science in his farming opera tons and did far better than thous- ards who farmed in localities more favored by nature.
 Young Tiroff. on four acres, pro- duced 464 tons of cowpea hay, 42.64 bushels of corn, two tons of kaffir ht ads and 1.S7 bales of cotton, which neJted him a profit of $244.1l. Please remember that the $244.11 was no,
 
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 Imagine the profit this lad. with his scientific methods of farming would have reaped if his four acres wsre in the Pine Bluff country.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-01-21
LOOK AT ChILD'S
 TONGUE IF SICK
 CROSS, fEVERISH
When cOnstipated or bilious give
 "California Syrup of Figs'

Look at the tongue, mother! If coated, it is sure sign that your little ones stomach. liver and bowels need a gentle, thorough cleansing at once.
 When peevish, cross, listless, pale, doesn't sleep. doesn't eat or act natu- rahy, or is feyerish, stomach sour, breath bad: has stomach-ache, sore throat, diarrhoea, full of cold, give a teaspoonful of "California Syrup of Figs" and in few hours all the foul, constipated waste. undigested food and sour bile gently moves out of it's little bowels without griping,. and yeu have a we'll. playful child again.
 Pou needn't coax sick children to take this harmless fruit laxative, they love it's delicious taste, and it always makes them feel sphndM.
 Ask .your druggist for ai5o-cent bottle of TCalifornia Syrup Of, Egs.,' which has directions for babies. chil- dren of al ages and fer srown-ups plainly on the Ssbottle. Beware of ccunterfeits. sold h.re. To be sure you get sthe' genuine. ask to see that it is made by california Fig Syrup Company. Refuse any other kind with contempt.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-01-21
NATIONAL EFFICIENCY NEEDED

Of course, now that we know the U,As. navy is weak, the army made ouate, the coast defense no good, ana reserve supplies do not exist. thereli he considerable activity to provide all the requirements. Put it is to De hoped that Uncle Sam will shop more ee on pmically than he has in the past
 The appropriations for the army TOT 1s14-15 amounted to s94,229.o47, not including the expenditures of the sew aral states for the national guard enormous sums paid in pensions, cost Of notifications, maintenance of the military academy, etc.. but just fof the army. The navy appropriations for 1916 amount to $145,Sss,s2O, ex- elusive of the cest of construction oi new chips, naval academy navy yards, etc.
 sThe 8estimated military expenndi- turss of Germany for 1s14-1s amount ed to $2ss.2ss,l55. Fer her navy Germany expended during the sam' time $11s.s1s,ss7.
 The cost of the British army fol 1s14-15 is estimated at $atS'Ssi'soo and for the navy s25s.iSc.o2s.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-01-21
EFFICIENCY OF THE
 POLICE.

The purchase by the city of an auto for the use of the police department vas wise move; one that will in crease the efficiency of the depart nent. With paved streets penetrat- int every part of the city, burglar or other alarms can now be responded to quickly, and we predict that the at tivities of night prowlers will de- crease. Heretofore, because of the lack of any method of quick transpor- |tation, the police were unable to answer a call from the residence sec- tionl in time to even have chance to effect & capture, And the horse |Grawn wagon had seen such service that the sound of its approach would warn cf the officers approach. The p.ople can now feel certain that a Call to phone P will bring detach
 n'ent quick enough to be of service in preventing crime Or capturing the criminal. Obnoxious tramps, too, who have been wont to frighten the ladies. had best desist.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-01-21
THE TROUBLE WITH U. S. NAVY

According to Admiral Fletcher's report the United States navy is al right, except that there is Shortage of officers.
 Shortage of men. Lack of fast armored cruisers and fast light cruisers. Limitations of mobility and sea- going qualities of submarines.
 Lack of aircraft.
 Lack of radio dlrection-f finders.
 "Too frequent overhaul of battle |sEips. Necessity of maintaining full com pieAlents in active ships of the fleet. ."Need of additional mining and sweeping vessels.
 "Desirability of mobi!izing ships in reserve annually with active fleet.
 Necessity of increased facilities at feet rendezvous.
 "Need of battle target practice at long ranges,
 "Provision for division commanders for mining and auxiliary divisons.
 "Prcvision for more, speed in fight ing craft intended to operate with the fleet.
 Need of anti-aircraft guns"
 And all this time we were thinking Our fleet could lick any armada that sailed the seas,
 Lucky for us the discovery was made in flor play" war, and not in the real thing.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-01-21

New York, Jan. 20.-"I believe said James E. Kelly, father of Rus sell Kelly, known as Kelly of the Foreign Legion,'' ''that my son is liv- ing, and that he is a prisoner some where in Germany, and l am con- vinced of this because of the recent dispatches, though one of these dis patches reported that he was killed in action.
 eff I go to France to examine the ground where Russell fought the last fight of his we know about, it will be when the French have advanced from 20 to 30 miles beyond hill 119 at Souchez. If Russell were living and were in France, I'd go to him If he is prisoner somewhere ill Germany, I couldn't, of course, go to him. But some day I shall see the lay of that land where the First regiment broke through the German lines last summer and fought while surrounded for 24 hours.
 Kelly's name and that of his four comrades has been printed as in the casualties at Givenchy On June IT. The four other Americans were Ed win Hall of Chicago, John Earle Fike of Wooster, O., and Kenneth Week and Henrey Farnsworth of Boston. Russell Kelly was P years old and he enlisted in the Foreign legion of the French army in November, 1914. It was zest of the game, the love of war that stimulated young Kelly like wine. He romped ;tMougls war like experiences as if they were so many football games. ,..
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-01-21

The figures do not include special or war emergency appropriations of Germany and England incidental to the present war.
 Uncle Sam gets less for his money tran any other power.
 If the United States is to have all army and navy sufficient for suc- cessful defense, new policy of buy ing and building must be adopted. Else we'll be staggering under heavy national taxes,
 It is good to be prepar d; it IS better to be efficient.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-01-21
MEMBER OF CONGRESS-.

House of Representatives, Washing
 ton, D. c.
 January, 1916. TU the Democratic voters of the Sixth Congressional District of Arkansas:
 Feeling profoundly grateful to you' being conscious of my great obllga- ton, and confessing without heslta- tion my gratitude for the confidence YOU have so generously reposed i'll ne I present myself again as a can d,date for the nomination for con gress in the coming Democratic pri' ,naries. I shall ever feel under re- ncwed obligations for your endorse ment and support.
 Your obedient servant,
 SAM M. TAYLOR.