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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-08-22
Killed by Own Invention.

One man gave up his life in the search for new explosive 1e" years ago. He was scientist named Wartenberger. He had spent years of his life in the midst of awful perils in search of new explosive. lie found one at last which the experl ments of the United States govern ment experts satisfied them was even more powerful than dynamite. The government offered Wartenberger $l,- 900 00O for his inventiall, providing he | could perfect method of firing the fearful stuff by means of electricity instead of fuse. While he was en gagged in these experiment an explo sion occurred which killed the untor tunate inventor.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-08-22

he in the form of an official state ment tomorrow.
 Insist Dcn-a and Means Wage Raise. The railroad heaos still insist that President Wilson is asking them to sacrifice the principle of arbitration. Elisha Lee, chairman of the national conference committee Of railroads, issued statement tonight in which he said: ',
 under threat of national strike, q S5O 100000 wage preferment to a small minority of their employees without a hearing before a public tribunal is inconceivable in a demo- cracy like ours. All questions at issue-wages, costs, operating condi- tions- submerged by the greater issue. Shall arbitration be abandoned in the settlement of industrial dis putes ?"
 that the railroads stand ready to dc whatever the public desires.
 s"The weight of public opinion must determine the issue," the statement reads. "We cannot believe that it i: the calm judgment of the country that we should sacrifice the principle o1 arbitration for settlement of indus trial disputes under threat to tie ul inc commerce of the country"
 Trainmen Visit Congressman.
 The brotherhood representative held a brief meeting in their hall to dav. but transacted no business. z # few telegrams approving their stan' in the situations were read and ad W iournment was taken until 10 o'cloc # tomorrow morning. The meeting. de clared that brotherhood member should call on senators and represent atives from their states and acquall them with the details of the men side. President Carter of the ef gineers was the only official who a' tended the session. .,
 Some of the incoming railway pres dents were more optimistic about tE situation than those already here. Or of the Western men declared that his road alone were involved, he u nuestionably would resist the demand of the men to the last, but he co sidered the question a natlonai ol and for that reason was sure son common ground would be found 'up' which to base a settlement.
 President Wilson holds 1lrmiy
 arbitration as a principle in the pre- ent controversy. He has so inform George Pope, president of the N tional Manufacturers assoclatlon'
 response to telegraphic appeal frt the latter that the principle ot ar
 tration be observed in strike negot tions.
 President Wilson's suggestion
 his telegram to Colonel Pope ti
 some means be found for prevent
 recurrence of the present situat
 and his advocacy of the principle
 arbitration caused speculation Q,
 what should be done. The presld
 told the railway executives Satur'
 he did not believe congress wo
 pass compulsory arbitration l.
 Labor organizations have conslster
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-08-22
from the facts a public

conclusions from the facts a pubic report would be made and there would be opportunity for arbitration, but it would not be compulsory. If arbitra-, ton were refused, the board would send to each employe of the railroad interested statement of the rali- roads position in the matter, the em- ploye's position and the boards find ings. These statements would be be- fore every employe when he came to vote on a strike and opportunity would be given for a secret ballot. The men would vote directly on the question of strike. Under the pres ent system the balloting is not secret re. and the men vote to delegate the power of declaring strike to brother hood officers.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-08-22
that.
 Congress tc Take Action.


 Administration officials said today the president was carefully studying the entire question with the idea of making some recommendation to con- gress probably in his next message in December.
 The presidents telegram yesterday defending his plan was in reply to an appeal from George Pope, president of the National Association of Manu facturers, urging that the principle of arbitration be preserved in the strike negotiations. MT. Pope's telegram follows:
 "Hartford, Conn.,, Aug. IS, 1916. "The President,
 "rFhe White House:
 "On behalf of thirty y-seven hundred manufacturing organizations employ ing three million persons, and utterly dependent upon uninterrupted railroad l service for their continued operation, l beg to at once press our deep appre- citation of your efforts to prevent the threatened destructive stoppage of na- tional railroad service, and to respect fully urge that you will with all the
 power of your great office and per
 sonality assert and maintain the prin-
 cipal of arbitration for industrial dis
 putes affecting national intercourse No just demand can fear such test;
 no unfair demand can or should sur
 vive it. I sincerely believe no man lr our history has possessed such an op- portunity to fortify this essential
 principle of public security against
 future attack by employer or em- ploye."
 sociation of Manufacturers: "AlloW me to acknowledge the re ceipt of your telegram of August Is
 and to say in reply that I hold to th' principle of arbitration with as ciea conviction and as firm a purpose a
 anyone, but that unfortunately ther ! is no means now in existence by Whlcl
 arbitration can be secured. in existing means have been tried an \ have failed. This situation mus c never be allowed to arise again, bu : it has arisen. Some means must f found to prevent it's recurrence, bu e no means can be found off hand or l , a hurry or in season to meet the pres
 sent national emergency. What l al
 proposing does not weaken or dlS l. credit the pflnclple ol aIplCi a''oii' 70 strengthens it rather. It propose c that nothing be conceded except tf # eight-hour day, to which the who , economic movement of the time seen 1s to point, and immediate creation ,- an agency for determining all the a 70 70 bitrabe elements in this case ln u 10 10 light, not of predictions or forecast ", VI but of established and ascertain, ''' facts. This is the first stage of u +o direct road to the discovery ot U so s best permanent basis for arbitratl s od what ,other means than those nc O. available are supplied"
 ;n Want Federal Beard of Enquery. ,n ,, One of the suggestions the rallro ,;- presidents were prepared to make , a inc white house was for legislation " create a board or commission to ;,, vestigate when trouble threatens ,Mnt M tween railroad employers and e nS nS Under such a plan the board wo1 of of he created by act of congress ,er e would probably be empowered to w ,nt , anime witnesses to determine the m lav it's of any controversy. Pendlhg nla S investigation, the employees would sw be permitted to strike or take sti fix, vote. After the board had feacheo
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-08-22
GOSH0RN SAYS F. 0. E.
 CONTENTION GOOD ONE
Delegates Optimistic Over Prospects for Continuance of Business
 Activity.

C. X. Goshorn returned Sunday from savannah. ca, WNere he repEe- scented the local earle of FraternaI Order of Eagles in the national con Nentiou. There were about 1000 m m bers of the order at the meeting. which was unusually Interesting and productive of beneficial legislation.
 Conditions in Georgia arc not so good. due 10 tho long period of wet weather. says Mr. Goshorn, but dcls- gates from other sections reported business conditions unusually good a' this season in their respective com muniGeS. and all were very opllmiS- tie ovcr the prospects for contlluancc of the prosperity that now felShs' says MT Goshorn.
 ''EXcept for the manner in Whlch the restaurants of Savannah 'Gouged the delegatcS,' said the Pine Bluli Eagle i've were well IT. ated in Say annah. The restaurant prices were Increased more than 100 per cent, an'i 1 the charges we're so outrageous tAat 1 Savannah D ople and papers openly cCnplaincd. One savannah paper
 roasted the restaurantcurS nara TOY what it termed 'Plucking the E@2les and showed how such greed Wo"io iniure savannah. and it will. SaNan- nah must bear the injury because ol tn way we were held up
 Mr. Goshorn pointed out that Pm, Bluff is soon to have Stale-Wlo' Labor Day celebration that will at tract thousaAds of people to the city and expressed the hope that Pine Pluff'e guests would not be treatso as the EagIes were iii Savannah
 knowing the effect of such trcatmen
 on the guest and how 1t hurts th' city.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-08-22

ho in the form of an official state ment tomorrow.
 Insist Ecn-and Means Wage Raise.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-08-22
Evidently an Untruth,

"That man accuses you of being the greatest grafter on earth.' Yes, replied Senator Sorghum, "but he doesn't mean it. If he believed l was the greatest grafter on earth he'd be right with me in every campaign, try ing to get next and make hunself useful"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-08-22
DROUTH HERTs CORN.

Oklahoma City, Okla, Aug. 21.- Corn crops throughout the state sui fered heavily from the intense hot and dry weather cs the past week, accord ing to the weekly crop and weather bulletin just issued by the unl1ea Estates weather bureau. Cotton als9 suffered to some extent.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-08-22
Harmless.

"Wi]l you have another cup of cot- fee, MT. Sro.th?" asked the iandlaoy. "Yes, thank you, will,' said the new boarder. My physician advises me tc drink plenty of hot water ter my indigestion"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-08-22

A trap has been invented to eaten rats as they try to enter a ship by climbing a hawser as it is mo"ofeo in port.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-08-22

By an electrical reflnlng proecs" noa ct plant in Norway is produclhS o'o'o tons of zinc annually.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-08-22

Mexico has 15,251 miles of railway and 46,112 miles of telegraph lines.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-08-22

Mary Pickford the movie idol, IS an ardent sutfragist.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-12-01

-6rau 2ouiie S6mars nebii
Sodter, SRI. In1a, melde mebrere
@oden BET Spiss gum 8eiud ibrer
So6ter, Srau gilbert Sdinoler, Der.
tpeilt batten, iinb lebten 9ienstae
inieoer in ibre Seimatb in 8ellin9.
ton, $50. 5uriidgereiit.
-8Gbreno Srau Souls 8eier.
mann am letten Sreitag bon ibrer
Sarm an Der 2ittle Berger, sur Stabt
fabren wollte, lolte iid art Worfber.
&c bas Hedpofe bon Der 9ei6iel, ipo-
ourd Die Sfcrbe idell prlrben unb
banon liefen. Sn ibrem piloen 2altf
Den Berg binab, collibirte bas 9uggp
8ap, einen 8eiud abauitattert, fam
nl1rbe aeri6ellt, nGbrenb Srall
9eiermam our6 ben beftigen In-
praII aus bem 9ueep geidleubert
mllrbe. @liidliGerpeiie erlitt iie fei-
nc idmere Serlebungen.
-ltnieren ber5liden Cant biermit
ben ~folgenoen 2eiern oes Solfsblatt,
fir Die millfommene g%rneuerung ib.
res Announcements, in Ger berganee-
men ISOLDE:
Sermanr, 81. 1.-Srau s. @aeb-
Ter, 2ouis g. M,,eller, Sermann
Steinnleb, Midael &raettlp rrno Sp.
2o1er.
Srant Slmoeripirtb, Smiss
Gbas. 9rlilI, Sntss
Inbreas Sluetid, Smiss.
$. 8. 8edmarn, 81. 2oris
Conrad Sumburg, 8iion, &on.
Sroil gli6. 2inn Springfielb, 500.
Sermann, 81. 3-Sranf Sromm,
Carl &llidel, Sranf &uidel ilnb Sp.
8oeideI.
@m. O. Soeffner, Sermann.
Sobn 8ilms, 8ap.
Carl Seeger, Sfarde, Sfla.
@nt. 8eIentonr, &binelanb
Gus. Munomiller, Sermann, Sc. 2
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-12-01
Observation-Disclosures iliil n

Dem &aiiirer Der 9anf cingeiagt bot
te rno benz 9ieoerreiBen zines Bfos
items Der 8ord Dor Der 9anf, muroe
fein meiterer Sdaben oneeri6tet.
-8as cine berbeiratbete Srau
ni6t ltmbin fam 81 benfen. Cd SaB
lie nit t6 Sobren ein iebr i6ones
@Gb6en mar; (2) Dab iie iebr piele
SeirotbsontrGgc batte, ODER ooh
bGtte baben fonnen, Denn lie geDolt
bGtte; 60 bab ale ibre Sreunoinncn
INN flint Sabre otter iino, als lie an.
gebeit, ca bab tie Elm iebr gutes Ser6
bat; (5) oaB ibr @atte piel rci6er
Iein f0nnte, penn er itets ibrem
&atbe scfolst wdre; CO. bab Die
2eute aus Ser S6onbeit 0ieier ODER
Sssener piel 81, bel @eiens MAIDEN;
CD oob lire Sdmieaermiitter cine
Scr nnleioliditen Serionen Der 8elt
iei; (S) bab ibre &tnber piel bilbider
,lno artigen iino als Die Der Srau y.
unb g.; co. Dab iie gerne miiien
modte, Oh ibr Mann ipenn er aus
gebt, ii6 aud INNER bortbin begibt,
pobin er 81, geben erfldrt; (10) bob
ibr GltcIter Sobn itd tpeglperfe iperlrt
er SrGulein 3. beirotbs.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-12-01

-Baitor 81. &asmann rtnh @attin
begaben iid lesten Montag nod ct.
2ouis ,1nt 8erpanbten oaielblt einen
@eiu6 ab5uitatten.
-8arf GommiiiGr @rnit Streblr
nno 8. s. 9ednlann bon ct. Soltts
farnen letten Sreitag bierber gum
8eiu6 bon 8erwanoten bes Serrn
gedmann un6 Inn etli6e Gage lid
benz Sagopereniigen 81 miomen.
-Ils Mrtbrr Sdutb, in 0ienlten
bes @etgers %. S. 0anuier, nit lei
r,em Iblieferrnespagen Die ettpas
iteile Sneite Strabc berobfabrer
mollte, brad Elm Sbeil Der @agen'
ideere, lpoour6 bas Sfero i6eit ipur'
be unb in raienbem @allopp Den
Siigel berab lief. Sdiitb iab Dab er
bas Ebier ni6t mebr leiten fonrtte
unb rettete iid blrd einen fibner
Sprud bon ieinem @agen, mdbreilo
bas geGneitiete Sfero I'M Die ede
bieeen molfte no Der 8agen nit Dem
8aiierplug collibirte unb oas Sbier
geraoe Dor BENT sroBen SenIter Der
9eopIes 9ant 5lm Salt bradte'
glllBer Dem Sdrefen ben bas Sfern
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-12-01

bas Sfero bieiel5er nit Dem Suffer
peri6ludt bate.
Die an /. Gopember 5. S. in ben
26 ct. Coulter Sinan5initituten nit
Sparfaiien i. ginlageu befinbliden
Spargutbaber beliefen iih ouf on.
n1breno $4O,000,OO0. ODER $1,000
600 mebr oils I'M Sorjatre. Nadfol.
eenb Die Sobe Der Mebreinlassn in
einigen Der 8anfen eegenilber Dem
9eltanb in 1915: @ercantile Sruit
Co., $IO7O.SS4.39 Sbiro National
$1,451, 531.54; 9ootmen's 9anf,
$949,416; German Sabings 8ant.
$4S3,927; Central Hationnl 8anf,
$455, 900; @iiiiiiippi Sallep Sruit
60, $2t3,435.7S Sn Ser 8oitipar.
faiie babier iino $1.010,024 bepo.
niert. Die @inlagen i'm berflolienen
OCTOBER aeisten Elm Inlpahien I'M
$49,17S segeniiber Sftober 1915.
S Dos &omitee fir Die Sabrbm.
bertfeier bes Stoates @iiiouri bas
letter. Samstae in 8aniasG itp taete,
empfobl bab Die Seier in fiinf Sbei.
len Dor iid geben iolle, auber Den lo-
falen Seranitaltln9en in Den ein5el.
men Counties. Die Seier bes @eiebes
fiir 3uIaiirns Wiiiouri's ols Staat,
in Ganias Gin; Innabme Der
Staotsberfaiiune, in ct. 2oris; erlte
Stoatslegislatur, Sefferion 9th;
formelle Iufnabme Wiiiouris in Der
Staatenbuno, Columbia; Staats'
eren5en, Scoolia. Ille oieie 8sra1'
Italtungen iollen int Sabre 1926
Itattfinben nit Iusnabme Der Seiel
in Columbia, Die i'm Sabre 1921 BOZ
iid geben foil. Sci iebcr Seier iol
Die NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Niiiouris II
SeItauftiibrungcn Observation-Disclosures
ben. Die nGdlte Staatslegislatlii
miro eriudt merben cine Sermillie.
r,1a fir 9citreitung Scr Soften 81
MAIDEN.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-12-01
L. G.. GRAF
Counselor and
RttorneY at Law.
Office in Graf Printing Co. Bldg,
Hermann, Mo.

grobte 3ufrieoenbeit." Die &unoe
bon Den Gor5iigen bes alten 9rGu.
terbeilmittels, Sorni's Mlpsnfr1uter
eebt bon gtlno 5u Mlino. bon Sals
gu Sals IN Stabt uno 9orf i'm gan.
gen 2anoe. @s e%rfreiit ii6 elmer 8e.
llcbtbeit, mic iie feline onbere Meoi.
ain beiibt. gs lit nidt in ben apo.
tbefen gu finbsn. Speaialagenten lie.
fern es brett bonn 2aboratorium Ser
Seriteller, Or. 8eter Sabrnep &
Cons 60, 1875 90. Sopne ape.,
Chicago, Sn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-12-01
&uarf Soiunibip 2ebrer.@ eriamm.
lung.

Sun 2pon S6ul Salic miro am
n1ditcn Sreitag, Den s. 9e5cmbcr, et-
ne Geriammlung Der 2ebrer bon
&oarf Gomnibip itattfinben fir pel.
DIE bas folgsrbe Erogram aufgeItellt
lit:
The Social Center-L. H. 0chsner
Discussion
The Way to Better Farming and Bet
ter Living-Arthur Dufner.
Problems of Rural Social Life-Miss
Adele Kattelman
Discussion
Music and Singing in Schools-Wm.
Flake.
Discussion
Advanced Arithmetic-Geo. Weber
Discussion
Word Work-The Form, The Inward
ness of Words-Walter Schaumberg
Discussion
Education for Eficiency-G. Dieterle
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-12-01
&henmatismns fpIat 4nsietnna.

SIN &eger ben ea,,aen Sag miro
geipobnli6 bon rbeitmatiiden
Sdmeraen ODER 0erralsie eefoIet.
Sloan's Ointment miro @u9 idnelle
2inoerltng geben rr6 es berbiiten,
bob oieie Sdmeraer our Dual tuer.
ben. 3iebt idnen elm obne &eiben
rinb beidnftiet Die tpeben ,ino i6mer.
5enben @eIenfe. Sir pebe, lteife
rnb ntiibe MrisfeIn, Die idmeraen
inb flopfen bon l1eberanftreneitng,
bilbet Sloan's Ointment idnelIe Gin.
berur,e. Auetiduneert 8errenfitn.
gen ino 8eritaldungen Bel &inoern
tperoen idnen eebeilt bon Sloans
Ointment. Solt cine SIaide bon
@rrerri Gpotbefer. 25e. (glna. 81
= anaeigen i'm 8oIfsbIatt bringen
grfolg.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-12-01
Die bentidc @ntter.

@s lit cine itoloe Seier,
Die Srauer in beireer 3eit.
Sic tragen Den i6Dar3en S6leier
8ie elmer Siirltiu 9leib.
@s itritten Die bIonoen 9llben
Oils Selben in DIT rno 8eit
Cine &llgel 5erriB ibr 2eben
@ie Elm faum begonnenes Set.
Gin &in6erbGllbfen bcttet
Die Mtiitter till in Die Grub,
Scn criten 9rief uno baneben
Ole eriten Iebernen Sdub'.
Damn faltet lie till Die SGnbe,
Snt feiner lie meinen ieb'n:
uSeut lit Die oeutide Wtlitter
Gum SodIten auserieb'n,
Sic brinet Der beittiden @bre
9as itol5eite Spfer Dor.
9ie &rone laBt mid tragen
9emiitig i'm neiBen Saar.
limo itarb mein blonber Surge,
SD bob ia auf Der 8elt
Sod biele Sobne, iolange
Gin 8eutidcr itebt i'm Selb.
Sir Tie, Die obne 2iebe
Sm beil'een Sample iinb,
8ill id treuli6 iorgcn unb beten
@ie fir mein sigen &inb.
llnb giebt Der liebe Serrsott
Den Sieg benz Soterlano,
8ill i9 ben Selben idmiiden,
Gem feins Elm &rGn5lein panb.
Sballt Damn bonn blauen Simmel
Rein 9ub auf mid berab,
Siebt er, bab id als 9euti6e
Wein 2eib getragen bab'l"
9 lit cine itol5e Seier,
Die Sraller in beil'ger Belt.
Sic traeen ben idlparaen Sdleie
@ie elmer Siiritin &leib.
-gliiobetb Meinboro.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-12-01

9ie beutiden &irden, Die oeut.
i6en @emeinbeidulen, Die beutiden
8ereine itnb Die be,ttiden 3eihtngen
iino Die Saliptitiisen unb @rrnb.
feiten fir Die grbaltang Der beutiden
Sprade unb Die S6rberilns gutter
Sitten uro @ebratde in 4merifa.
User an bieien Stiitert riitteIt, tper
nidt gu ibrer SeItigiing mitbiIft.
fam nidt ais elm edter redter
9euti6 . Imerifaner gelten. Sebr
bebaierli6 lift es, uenr oh 9ertid.
amerifaner feline biesbeaiielide Wait.
bilfe beriagt.-0aritm abonniert 70.
fort auf oas nSermartner Bolts.
blatt!"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-12-01
gns ben @adbar /. Counties.

S Seit Dem 1. Sebritar .. s. mllr.
oen in Ct. 2ouis our6 MutonnobiIc
So Gerionen getobtet.
5 Gus. Stebm bon &binelono too.
tete eineu Siibnerbabidt, Der bon Ell.
ner Slii9elipitc aur anbern bier SUB
NAB.
S Sn Gollanap GolIntp iino in.
folge Der Weosles mo Sipbtberitis
inter Den Ginbcrn piele Sdulen &C.
idloiien.
5 Srob Der aneebIi6en Sroiperi.
tat miro Die 3obl Ser in ct. 2oiis
auf offentlife 8obltb1tigfeit an9e.
%ipieienen Samilien idon jett arf t5,.
900 geiddtt.
5 8aulcD Colbert, 8oitnleiiter 81
Iiblanb in Boone gountp puroe ar.
retirt auf Inflage bin, in ieiucn Gel.
bern Inn $4,702,S5 n5u fura" ai
iein. Gr eeitanb ben Seblbstrag elm
unb itcllte 9iireidaft fir iein ipGtc.
res 8erb6r.
5 9eim @raben fir Dos Sunba.
ment bes neben bcm Gourtbaus in
Sefferion 9th su erri6tanoen Silper
Wonitmelltes, ItieBen bic Qrbeiter a,lf
Die Wauern elmer alten gilterne, Die
Dor pielen Sabren, oils Die Staats.
ba,iptitaot nod feline 8aiieriuerfc
bate, als &eIerboir biente, I'M bel
etmaigen Seuersbriinlten Dos gum
2oiden n0tbiee @aiisr gu liefern,
S 9ie ct. 2ollis Miniiterial Illi'
arce nabm cine gmpfeblung bes Seq.
islotip &omitees on, bob fie Senrt
Soro bon Detroit na6 ct. 2ouis Gin
laoen iolI, Inn iiber r8robibition" 81
rebert. Serner murbe beidloiien
9illp Sunoop au elmer Semperen5
!. &agne einaulaben, Gin 9eidluf
purbe angenommen, olle 8irtbe 81
eriuden iid onberen @ei6Gften 81
niomen.
:, S 9ie &opitol . &ontraftoren be
ellen iid, Die &Grme fir Die nG6it
2eaisiatur I'M nelien @ebGuoe BIZ
, gum /. Sanliar fertig 81 baben, ba
nit bicie &orperidaft ibre Sisunge1
in oieiem @ebdi1be abbaIten fam
IS iino 500 Mrbeiter am @ebGuOe be
: idGftigt. Sei5einridtlng iopie 81
clcftriide 2idtleitune iinb fertig Uni
t lit man jebt nit benz 9flGitcrn Uni
Den 9efleibungsarbeitcn I'M Snnerl
beidGftigt.
+ S @oupernei1r Waior parolierte leb
te ISOLDE Sl1lia Gorrieon bon ct
| 2pllis, Die megen 9erlod1ing Der II
|, Sabre alien <tb &oberts aus ibrel
eIterliden 8obnung 5u flint Sabrel
3udytbauS berurtbeilt Doroen mar
sic ipirbe oem bofn. Simotbt
9empiep bon ct. Souls iiberpieien
Mar Sitter bon ct. 2ollis, Scr les
ten 0e5tmber lpcgen Sdlidung 81
brci Sabren Sudtbolis berurtbeil,
iporoen mar. iprrbe glsidfalls paro
Iiert unb @illiam Saffner bon ct
2ollis iibernieien.
S Ga6 Der offiaiellen Ibitimmune
inn Staate, ioll Sol. Sreoerid 8
Gardner nit elmer HluralitGt Dor
1858 Stimmen oils @orpernellr Dor
Miiiouri getpablt porbcn iein. @arb
ner erbielt 3S2,353 uno 2amm $50,
092 Stimmert. Sol. Gardner erbiel
1891 Stimmen ipeniger als Sena
tor Res6 uno StaatsiefretGr Sltlli
ban. Sieie Ibitimmltngen Darer
nie folet: Senator, Geeo, 9emofra
396,t66; 9iden &epublifaner, 81,
TO; &eso's @aioritdt 24,456
Staats. SefretGr, Sulliban, Demo
frat, 1896, t66; asfin, &eplblifaner
3S2,355; Si,llibon's WaioritGt Ia,
1886. @eitere offiSielle 8ablberidtt
iplrben nod ni6t b~eroffentlidt.
5 Ssrmann 3umiteg, Elm Sarmel
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The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1916-10-27
|CLEANSES YOUR HAIR
MAKES 1T BEAUTIFUL.
THICK, GLOSSY, WAVY
Try This! All Dandruf Disappears
and Hair Stops Coming
Out.

Surely try "Danderine Hair
Cleanse" if you wish to Immediately
double the beauty of your hair. Just
moisten cloth with Danderine and
draw it carefully through your hair,
taking one small strand at time;
this will cleanse the hair of dust, dirt
or any excessive cil-in few minutes
you will be amazed. Your hair will be
wavy, fluffy and abundant and pos
sess an Incompatible softness, lustre
and luxuriance.
Besides beautifving the hair, one
application of Danderine dissolves
every particle of dandruff; invigorates
the scalp, stopping itching and fall
ing hair.
Danderine is to the hair what fresh
showers of rain and sunshine are to
vegetation. 1t goes right to the roots,
lnvigorates and strengthens them.
It's exhilarating, stimulating and life
producing properties cause the hair to
grow long, strong and beautiful
You can surely have pretty, soft,
lustrous hair, and lots of it, if you
will just get 25-cent bottle of
Knowlton's Danderine from any drug
store or toilet counter and try it as
directed.