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Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1916-06-09

Career Of Ei.a.l Who Developed
Northwest Comes 10 End.
CHILDREN At HIS BEDSIDE
Six Wealthy States Grew UP Along
the Transportation Lines He Built
Wealth Placed at Many Millions.

James J. Hill, railroad builder and
financier, died at his home in ST
Paul, Minn. He was in his seventy
eiaht.t year.
Mr. Hill had been i'll for about ten
days. Every effort to save his life
hai been made by large cotefie oi
specialists from Rochester, Mini, and
New York.
Mr.. Hill became unconscious two
hours before he died. The end came
quickly" said an official statement
"Mr. Hill became unconscious fe"
hours before. There were no deatn
agonies."
Almost ali the members CT the imam
cier's immediate family were at t"e
bedside when he expired.
The immediate calsc of Mr.. Hllis
death was an ahacess which 1ormed
on his thigh SOME time ago. A3d, des'
pite the treatment OF lalnoHa 5Ee lal'
lists, steadily became worse. The III
fection, it is said, had spread 10 bel3"
his knee before death came. lie ST
Gered Intensely, ami ha| pc:lo oI
unconsciousness during tie last fe"
days.
Mr.. Hilrs wealth is estimated IRON
500, ,0G0 to $5)0,00o,G0e. He wa;
probably worth between S2GO.90O.Vo~
and $250,OO0,0O0.
The executors of Mr.. HIS es ate
probably will be Louis ". Hi, ii:
son, and the Northwestern Trust com
pany.
Hill and King Albert Of belgium
were warm personal friends.
Following are the cpochs in The lie
of Mr.. Hill, known as the empire build
er in the west:
Born as Guelph, Wellington county.
Ontario, Canada, on september 1o
1898.
First Job was clerk in a country
store.
Went to st. Paul, Mimi, in 1862, and
obtained position as o shipping .ork
Studied fuel and traE&p rtation
prob ems, started busi~e~s q his OWE
and in 1870 built Steamboat
First to Erin5 coal shipment to st
Paul.
In 1872 opened line from st. Paul tt
Winnipeg.
In 1873 acquired manaEersAi9 of TIE
almost defunct St. Louis and Pacltlf
railway.
In 1879 with partners g0t c7ntrol an:
reorganizci read IS tie st. Fal!, NJ
neapo!is and Manitoba company. Be
came president in 1883.
In 1880 began construction OF Ncrth
ern Pacific, 5000 miles being built bj
1893.
Organized lake and Pacific fleets.
In 1901 began his operations wit
Morgan and other interests in tht
east that, with the Great Northern
and Northern Pacific, gained ccn,ro
of the existing vast railroad interests
Owned Il maSsidty Of the stock o:
the foNowinc big corporations: Grea'
Northern railroad, Northern Pacific
railroad, Chicago, Burlington and Q IN
cy railroad, Great Northern Paciat
Steamship company, Northern St<am
ship company (Great i.aEesl.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1916-06-09
After Four Years Of Discouragging
Conditions, Mrs. Bullock Gave
Upin Despair. Husband
Came to Rescue.

Catron, Ky.-ln an Interesting letter
rom this place, Mrs. Bette Bullock
writes as follows: 81 suffered for four
years, with Wo1lanly troubles, and during
this time, | could only sit up for little
while, and could not walk anywhere at
all. At times, would nave severe pains
in my left side.
The doctor was called II, and his treat
ment relieved me for a while, but was
soon confined to my bed again. After
that, nothing seemed to do me any good.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1916-06-09
poioe City Recalls maVOr.

Boise, Idaho, reHal'e its mayor, J
W. Robinson, S. H. Hays Icing e,ect
% succeed him. Charges Of inc IT" /
;cat police administration fsured
the recall.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1916-06-09

sick headache is caused Iy Il disordareH
-o:l;;ch. Take Cha,nharla:n's Tablet
.>..,; correct that ;.-tl the headaches VII
= ,aprear. For sale by all dealers.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1916-06-09
Australian TrcoaS in France.

Australian and New Zca,@rG troops
have arrived in France and we taken
over d portion OF the front, il was ali
nounced in an official statement.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1916-06-09
Colonel Jo!.r h:cehy Is Cead.

Colonel join ). Mo5oy, tnc mos
famous Ccnfcd J. = iGi ie.' I tie civ.
war, died in Washington a te- tcn /:
illness. He vas eignty.-wo ye~r5 old.
Colonel .ios4y'J death, lis physi'
clans said, vas dac so.el> to old age
and he was conscious and interested
in what was gong On about him, until
an hour before h& .,assed away. Until
six months ago, when he went into a
sudden decline, he was familiar
sight about the streets of the capital
H:s will be buricl at Warrenton, Va.
and sGme Survivors o. his noted com
mlnd viii be his pallbelrers. IL:
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1916-06-09
Pa. Farmers Pay sac, o,o0",O for Labor


Farmers OF Pennsylvania are csti
mated to pay almost S40,00c,O00 q
year for male help by tie bureau o
statistics in Harrisburg, Fa., Wlicl has
re, eiyed reports rom tve.y c~uaty.
The total OF the p&ymcA!s reported
to the department f,r mae hep is
given as $33, 3,933,U23 ami The esvlm ted
average payment by each !armor lol
such help is $175. The estimated pay
ment for female help is $3.9I2,0UO per
year.
Tie Departments statement on the
wage says:
The average amount spent by each
farmer il tie various counties from
$5y a year in Cameron county and SGC
in Armstro,. and Fenango counties tc
s533 il Philadelphia county; $500 III
Lc.a@.c.yc ana $3.50 in Chester.
Lancaster county with IFS 10,0Ot
farmers pays out annually S3,G29,723
while Bucks county ranks s~cJnd viii
an outlay o: $2,!9I3vJ, ami Chester
third with S: ,l53, $50. Five other c1uE
ties pay OFT c"er million dollars a.:
fo,!or,s: - ,i.any, $l,176,7G&; Fr9nN
lin, ,yy.:; Montgomery, $i,51o,
4G4; Westlacreland, $',03G, ,z5G; York
S1,497,42o.
Other counties whose farmers make
large out!ays fir farm help c oh eti
are: Crawford, $JI1.t1G; Gambler a.d
sS5S,12G; !.cni5I, $7S4,@1G; \ rita :.2
ten, s797.S,J; schHythil!, 50. o.;
susquehann@, 1874, ,l12; Tioga. $t7j,
800.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-23


aieid3ettia nit Den ieinsn obionbten
tets Wahridten bon gu !6ouie err
biclten. Wgnn bic 5omilie nes
Rrieasssfunsenm @ainon ME ettpos
opn linn horte. lag bas nidt boran,
oaB CT nidt ihreiben ourfte, fonz
bern boran, bab e Inn ni1t mDalt9
rpar, Die Mbreffe ieiner 9~lneeb0riaen
5u erfa6ren, .lpeoer." ipie ct fagt,
BON 3entraltomitee bet MrDennen,
nod bon 6amitiensIiebern, nod BON
mbern Berionen. an bic t9 fdrieb."
@uf Grunb bieier 9otTaaen ers
ttdrt bic SeutiGe GeianbtIdoft olfo
Modmols, bop bic gebanptuns, fran=
aolif9e @efnngene tuiirben batun ge<
hinbert, on lore Jalnifien Ell idreiz
Sen. in jeber ge5iehuns irrig lit.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-23
YOIitiidje lnb ,tnpolitide
&anbglpiIch.

A. Staatslefrctdr 2ai,iing bat ieinc
@ebauptnns. baB bic Scr. Stmten,
leidt III Den arieg bineingesogcn 1perzi
Den fonnten, 5iriidnebnen miilien.
Or Fat bonn Yraiibcnten ciaen
8iiffel erbaItcn. 8ofiir? 9safiir, bab
CT ettpas bebdliptct bat. moran nift gu
oenfcf lit, ober bnfiir. bnb ct bic
aate 81 fritz aus bcm Sud geraHen
bat?
8ir ~bcfiirdtcu bns 2cetere. =
gnglnnbs ein5igc &offpli,,g allf Scr
ldngcrung bcs arieges bis sur CT
id6pfung 9eutidlarbs unb Iciner
gutbes9enoKen
gerllbt auf Der ejeipil,nllns Ser
Scr. staatcn gum pffencn 8urz
Hb%cSgcnoicn. ipoourd aud ici,,en fl
1aan5icllen ,NDtben nbeebolfcn iuerben
lpiirbe. Uncle Sam ipiirbe Damn Sen
@ricg SIT ~fittau5ircn baben.
Cine etlatante 3ieOerIaee Gnsz
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-23

Lambs ipilrbe ober beiieu 8eItpors
madtltcunns, unb bamit Die ber gam
3cn ANGEL 8aie,,
idtpcr eridriittcrn. 9as lit icbr ipobl
in 8ctrodyt gu 0icbcu.
Sic gansclIddiiide
81 Ii tnr" gu retten, fontte bns
Sdlaafpprt iperben, inter bem Die
v@roBe 9tepublif". Dem %beor4n9tcn
~@aatterlonoe" gu Siilie gu ellen, iid
perpflidtct filblen fonnte. &err 2anz
ling bat ipobI sefuuBt. als CT 9on1
nerstag @orscn icinc Grtlarung
absab, DOB ct nidt ing 8lauc bincinz
ldtpdfte.
8crut ct lie Gonnerstag 9}1dS
mittag auf gefebf bes Yrdiibcutcn lpie
oerrufen nntBte, 10 9cldab bas nllr,
lpcil err d ON Jest Ser 8e(t etipas
%perfiinbetc, mas tiefes @ebeimnib bleiz
ben lolltc - bis cs ploblid gun Chat
iadc piirbe. 2onlins lit MIR geriiffelt
porbcn. lpcil CT ~ ii + aug Ser
Sdnlc g%epIallbert bot. @egen lpeiter
nidts.
Gen aQiirten oiirftc es lest
tlar 1perben. baB cs malld,es Mal
leid)ter mt, arieg an5ltfangen, als 90
nit o%llf5uborer.
gor ollent tperoen bie Iliir=
ten Sing Goiparos. tltdapiiroiac Ibe=
orie falle1l laliell mii1Ien, BOB il, GU
ropa cine. Madt 81 bel porbanoen lit
mo aussemer5t rperoen mllB.
Cine britilde 3eitung, ser
aWiand)elter Guardian, ,nitnmf Sas
|5riebeltsangcbot Ser Mittelmad,te
Kermit. Mit Der 3eit miro pielleidu
sar5 England sic Sad,e crnlt neb-
men, menrl es 1id) crit ei1,mal iiber=
legt> apie nod unb 1rad) Sic oeutlde
5lotte Der britild,en ell Stiid Meer
nod Dem af1oeren ltreitig gemadd
fat!
Iic sllliirtcn auollel, iih mil
Ser geantiportung Ser oel1tld,en No.
te 1ridt bceilen. Sic id)einelt alir
Der M1ltd)t 5u lcin, BOB lie nod Ell
paar Sradte1t Eriisel pertrageln foG1t!
1fn., 0eutihlano miro ldmerIih ct
mos hagegeu ctuSumenben ibaben.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-23
SIS miro fortgeloscu.

Scr @ampf gcgcm bic2ise,,
III 4 1cr / dls igse I it c.
Scr ncllc britiide Gremicrs @inifer.
2lppo George bebicl1t iid) ber Snuptz.
ipaffe gn9lanos, Ser 2iige, nit
slciber @eldidli6fcit lnb eleider
3dbt9feit, lpie iein gorsdnser Msquitb
uno oeilen Staatslefretair oes aus@
luartigcn. Sir, iebt Discount gDlparb
@reD.
USE mir ldon Gonnerstag an Sic
lei, STEELE iasten, bat 2loDb George
picocrum bic g ii ipicberbolt. Dab
Die GentraImahte, uno namentlid5
9cntldlanD, Sen &ries &c an
gen baben, unb besbalb fin bieIen
pcrantiportli6 uno 8llr @duolpsbolz
tung (rcparation) Ser gntentemadte
fir Sic ibl1en nnferlesten Spfcr bes
&riegc5 (ald npbl lire &ricgsfolten)
pcrpflidtet Ieien.
Wnn greift iid Oh folder geraoe5u
pyramibaler Src1bcit rntpilfiir=
lid an bcn &npf unb iragt lid1, tpic es
mD9li6 lit, baB Gin Staatsmam in TO
peranttportlidlcr StcIlllng CO tpagen
fanal, oieic llngebcure 8 ii 6 e abermals
III aae 8elt binaus5ui1reien llnb gu
pcrtretcn.
gnglanb mar es, .baS nabe5lt
ciI ,Sea1rSc9nt bor Mltsbrl1dl bcs &rieS
geSs ouf bieien bingearbcitet bat, I'M,
Scn ibm op.l Sabr 5l Sabr im @cltz
marft i,,rncr l%nlbeancmer rnp gcfa9rs
lid)cr p%crbenbcn Mitbciuerbcr in Sanz.
Del nno Snbnltrie, ,9%cutidlanb, gil
sc y. d III c tie L n, i'm gu lol6' POI
litiidlcr unb ipirtbldaftlidcr l1nbcbeu~
tc1lbbeit bcrabSuoriideil, baB CT, trob
Der betr @ngld,lScrn bllrd lcinc erobe
@rfolgc in Sl1ouitrie nn,o @n1pel be-
lpiejenen lleberlegenbeit in beiben bic
len nicmals tpicbcr gefdbrli1 iper-
Sen f6t1i1c ullb als 8ebrpbcr bon bcren
8cltbanpels Ipnpppl bDuis
mtsgcibaltct ipcrpc.
SesbaIb b, unb MIR besbalb be-
9arn &0nig goiparb Scr siebcitc Sic
@infrciilttg @cutlhlanbs, besbatb,
lll,D nut besbnb brad)te CT Bic grpBc
aoalition .ge9en 9eutlhlalb. ipelder
bic barmloie g~c5eidjmuns .gntcnte"
sgcgebet ,iplrbe, %sllammen, Die I'M
s2altfe Der Sabre i1,tn1er' 1neIr lt,lo mebr
81 eincn felten Sdubs nnb Trusz
SbiinbniB a%llsgefnctet iplirbe.
Ilcroi1gs, bus gebcn mir gu, lo1te,
nod ensliider llno fran56iildcr Mufz
faiiung Der &riea sur n3erIdmettcz
rllilg" 9ettidlanps crit I'M Sabre
1916 beginnen; neil bie beiben @eits
mad)te crit bis 5u bieicm Sabre glaube
ten, ibre 8orbercitnngcn 10 pollfpmmen
gctrpffcn su baben, I'M bcs grfplgcs
ibrcs Gprbabcng gang libcr 5u fem.
8alblanb iolltc lcin Nee ltratesildcr
8abnc,t bpllcnbs a%ltsba,icn (tpo5u ibn1
Sranfrcid bereitipilig bag n0tbige@elb
Iicb) lint 9cntIdlanb nit iei1en 8ies
ienbcercn leidt iiberldnemmcn unb
crpriidcn 5l1 f0nnen.
9ab Der aries sipci Sabre friiber,
1dDn 1914, msbrud, NOR 81 II 5 :
IaSnbs, nicbt 9eut1dlonbs gdulb,
pas imssertrartcn auf icinc %rieiisen Or
n1ecn nid)t ldnger ipnrten lpolte. Sir
3ublarb ipar bic u3er1dmcttcruns"
Der babsblir9ild9 9oppelmu,ardue
ipibtiger, ais Die Scutidlanos, 9cge,'
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-23
= d = )
@ranoli& mioerlest.
1alide 8ebuuptnuss iiber 8ebnnblunp
frana5fider @sfanaenen in 9sutihlant,

ginies psFidnei5erilde glattsr|
beroffentllateu tur5l,b enc lgrtlds
rutts bes poliseiton1miilors bon
9itrpslez Jrancois (JrantreidDD, per
elmer Mitteiluns oer 8eutfaen @es
fanbtiddft e~Htetsenttat. in Der per
Dortpurf tnttrdffet ipurbe, Die berts
hen neutrality-suspicious. bdttell eirti
ron50iIden ariegssefdnsertn ma
mems 1epn t9ainon Il MDrote ifangl
ON 8riefnepfel nit ieinen Mngebo
riscn perbtlibert. Der YoItasttpms1
mtfiar falt in feiner grtldrune rie1
BON Der GefanbtiGaf. pementier!e
Yeriion uufrent.
Snfolsepeiien tpurbe eine re,1e
unteriupuns a11gepronet, beren grs
gebnis ieBt Dorlie9t. Danad ergi6t
1t9, bab in Der Sot I'M Eager BON
MefGebe Elm @efansener namens
9een 9ainon i~nterniert lit. Mern
burd etn aasnabmspeiies, aIleroinss
BET Der sroben @efansenen5abl be-
sreiflthes gtrieben Der Nun,e nidt
A1ofort, lpie iibiid, in bic Site eins
setrasen lpurbe, 10 lag bus haran,
bob 9ainon nidt auf benz 54!a6tz
feibe, fonoern serauine s3eit nod ben
.betreffenbel Hdmpfen binter ben1
beutiden 2inien, in Der Stabt, bic
feline 5amilie porber betpobnt hat.I
aufgesriffen ipurbe. 2eon 9aiaon
bertdtet letbf iiber feline @efansenz
nabme in elmer @rtlaruns, bic CT in]
@%egenhoart bes Mbiuteuten 8itour
praiioent bes 9ilfstomitees bes 2as
gers, freimitlis .abseseben bat:
sd fpnroe am .. ODER 4. Sep
TENDER 1914 in Der nmseburg bon
Monthalpn bon meinem Hestment.
benz 1872, encouragement. setrennt,
nit einem @erpunbetensus, Der lpa=
ter in 8ruperes (Misne) unteree.
bradt purbe. Ntf bie{e Meile he<
fano i@ mild binter ben beuti9en
2inien. obne iebo9 @efaRgener 3u
fein. Bon ienem Sage Bis gu, benz
Musenblid, ba es mir .nidt msbr
mOsltd mar, Der oeutf9en @ad)s
iamfeit gu enti9lupfen, perfuhte i1,
bur4 bic beutinen 2inien gu &c,
lnnsfn, I'm tpieber gum fran5Dii9en
!6eere gu ftoBen. Mm 90. Mopembes
1914 muBte i'd mid aber Dem 8iir=
germeiier Der Stabt ,@ouaiers CUR
Werfiisung feiftn, rep. cinent 0er-
tpaltunsstomitee, bas fi9 bort ses
btlbet bate unb bns Der. Rommanz
sbantur bon 8ou3iers mei1en Nanen
iibermittelte, porauf bieie mir ers
tldrte, bob id ariesssefansener lei"
Snfolge bieier gertettuns auberses
tuDbnliher umitd1,be gelangte Der
@efansene 9ainon nidt in bic 2t=
item Der i'm September sefansen sez
rommenen 5olbaten.
Sn eriter 2tnie a6er ersab bic neue
llnteriudung, bob 5ainpr niemals
faran %gebinbert mprben 1T, na1
5rantretd gu fbreibcn. rgobnlb
i4 gefaltge1 genommen iporben lpar,"
erilarte tr felbit, .erbielt id gsl.s
genbeit, na9 5nuie gu fhreiben." gr
ihrieb regelmdBig, obne aber iemals
sine Nntport gu erbnlten, pdbreno3
feline aameraben. bic tire 8riefel
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-23

us. Der europdiiGe
aries ouSbrad, ipar Der ans Sel!erz
reid se6urtige Midel Musmeiiter in
einem RsItaurant Der Rue Ropale in
Yoris anaeite(lt. Wd6reno Der alge=
msinen M0bilmaduns 1ielt er i!ia.
oo ct feline Jrau, cine 5ran5olin,
anb leinen tleinen anaben niht oerz
laiien noIte, in Der Mobnuns Der.
ltedt unb perlieB bie1e nidt mebr.
Sod Musmen.srs 8eiuno1eit. mar
elmer mebre als .5peiidArisen Mbionz
oeruns nt4t sepadien. Reuli@
abenbs fam feline 5rau nuf bas Roz
tiaeitommiTariat beg Auartiers 2es
.5ernes uno er5dhIte Die 2e:beusse=
l9idte hires in i%Teifpi1iser Mblper=
runs lebenSen Monnes, norauf
NuemeiIter in .poli5eiliGsn @enabr=
lam sebra9t puroe.
e Mu 4Mnregang Des
ariegsmtntlteriums uno nit Inter
ffaBung otter III Jrdge fDmmenDen
amtli@en Beb0rben finDet I'M gun5en
9eutf9en Reide fir 3pede Der
9eerespernaltung etne Sammluns
BON altem4 @ummi itatt. Ra9 neuz
entbedtem Berfabren tDnnen aae az
ten @ummitparen, aud, pen11 lie
briidig, bart unO ionft nidt mebr
sebrathsfdbie fino, einseidmoloen
unb bon neuem perpertet tperben,
mitbin tommeu bei biefer @amms
lung Nltsnmmifa4en ieslider Nrt,
tuie afft Bummtreifen, SaId1the,
ainberfpiel5eug dug QUINN, @umz
mi{9ube, ~@nmmtmdntel, 8rudfide
ufp.. iii Betradt. Giur ben 5tabtbe=
5irt Berlin 1T Dem Rbten sRreus Don
Berlin Die Dur@fa1runa ,piefer
Sammlung iibertrusen porben.
+ - DtfisrE 1T in 5elS
EnsfDrss cin finniiher 3eitunssherz
ausgebsrDereanb gesriinbet Dproen.
um geptife Fgemeinfan1e 59rttte gez
gen bic Rapierfabriftn gu ur,ternehz
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-23

ober Das BeiteserIheinen DieIer fin
nti4en gldtter. M1s eriter 5dritt
geeen Die Papterfabritanten tpufbe bic
Grunbung elmer eisenen papierfa6rit
fir bic preiie als iebr midtis unb
bringenb einitimmls pom 3eitunss>
berausseberoerbanb a%1,ertannt. 0ie
Observation-Disclosures fir cine IoIde
5obrif iinb f4on i'm @onge.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-23

0s. r44lttAe 1snssrsts, ettduetud
nth 81 Sic Mnrnenter in bieicr iI etob bt'a fai
~ 1sHt3 ,tpbGentli@ ober $500 idbrt6 sci
DocouS5dtltRg fret abeeIfetert.
~ BET 4oft. aiiberbaIb BET etabt. naA Il.
W. etneA $ottamt tn ben Ser. etaaten, Ga.
~ ooes DReztes. $2.OO idtrIi6 Del BcrauS'
pc essatsa1 . asslabe. sur bxro Bic eott
lasrlt0 $1.00 bet DorausSobIlne.
4oit inI,erbalb Der Ser. etaafen usS S,,ra
1Asdger tn Der 6tabt $3.50, BET BorauS5aIIliu9
31.0O; MAD CANADA $3.50 unb naG 9vrono
ss.oe PEE Satr bet BoraitSaabl1ls.
Dss yaB5denttids Demplrat", II stpet xDeL
fsna, IAtaDoas ltTb eonnabenbs. ioftet txnep.
so6 exropa $3.50 iabtiia III SorsaSseSls1s'
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-23

= l-.V-..2 4. 80 ~
men. S9on ON seriten griinbunssz
tqgei lab Der 1elle 9erbanD 60 per-
i9iebene Bldttss III Tinnlano I'm li9
nereInist. SSrob per auBersetoDbnli.
den Papierteueruns baden Die fin1i=
l9en, 3eltunsen ibren 8eausspreis
bis 5eute ni9t. erbDbt. Dos Qerbal=
ten Der Observation-Disclosures segeniiber
ben sSeitunssherauseebsrn beprobe
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-23

Gnolid aber ipirb Der Sag fonr&
men, a tucldcm bas alte 8ort CUR
8eltlung fommnen miro:
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Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-07-29
GOOD ROADS AID IN
CHARACTER BUILDING
Speaker at Monte Ne Conference
Shows Moral Benefits Of Modern
Highways.

Monte Ne, July 28.-The benefit Of
good roads in the building of char
acter was outlined yesterday by
Frank w. Buffum, state highway COM
missioner of Missouri, who addressed
the National Conference for Promot-
ing Character Building.
Mr.. Buffum showed how, by con-
Meeting the rural home with the
country school, church and civic CEN
ter, as we'll as the nearby towns, the
elements that build better and strong
err character will be advanced.
Mr.. Buffum told Of the progress
made in good roads building in Mis-
souri,, Arkansas. Kansas and Okla
.homa, the four states comprising the
territory traversed by the Ozarks
trail
An address was made by Mrs. Alice
M. Carmalt of the department OF ele-
mentary methods. University Of Penn
sylvania. Mrs. Carmalt is a member
of the Pittsburg, Pa, public schools,
and has been a student of child life
for quarter of a. century.
Mrs. Carmalt is one Of 70 contest
ants representing every state in the
union who are trying to win the So
600 prize offered by the United States
department. of education for the best
code of morals The contestants have
been selected by the various states
from their colleges ard universities,
and have until next February to COM
pile their work.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-07-29
L o G A L.

Ladies' high grade novelty pumps, in
all. the new shades and styles at re-
duced price for few days. See show
window. Katzenstein. 7-25-3t
Everybody is after one of our
Monday special. Next Monday, a large
preserving kettle for 34c, Reap &
Crawford. If
You can't get one of our large
SAC if you wait too late to come. Reap
& Crawford. If
Ladies' high grade novelty pumps, In
all the new shades and styles at re-
duced price for few days. See show
window. Katzenstein. 1851
Extra special next Monday
Another large Preserving Kettle that's
different, for 34c. Reap & Crawford.
If
Let us wash your blankets-we
know how. American-Excelsior Laun-
dry Co., phone 146. If
Ladies' high grade novelty pumps, in
all the new shades and styles at re-
duced price for few days. See show
window. KatZenstein. 7-25-3t
Ask our drivers about laundering
your rag rugs. any size, American
Excelsior Laundry Co.. phone LAG. tt
You have to come early Monday
if you want to secure one of our large
preserving kettles for SAC, Reap 4
Crawford. If
You can make your choice in the
quiet of your home or office, by hav-
ing Graphic classified" ads bring ap-
plicants and applications to you. tt
Our Press Process Is unexcelled.
Amerlcan-E Excelsior Laundry compa
ny, phone 146. tt
Monday special Large Grey
Granite Preserving Kettle for 34c.
Reap & Crawford If
Send your laundry to the old reli-
able, all work guaranteed American
Excelsior Laundry Co.. phone LAG. If
Vote for Miss Josephine Kolk-
brenner, candidate for Labor Day
queen. Phone 1928 or 1S45. Will call
for votes. Thanks. 7-23-6t
Awnings and upholstering. Call E.
T. Toussaint, phone 1850 or leave
orders at Knox walker Furn. Co.
7-23-1m
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-07-29
HAUBER THEATRE.

Today-"Ignatz's Icy Injury" with
Billy Armstrong and Lucille Hudson.
Two reel LKO stunt comedy. Anoth-
err of those amazing LKO combina-
tions of fun, foolishness and dare
devil doings. Billy is Count -
or so his card reads, and he borrows
a dollar from Reggie so that he can
call on Reggie's girl. Reggie tries
to expose him bu the ladies are all
for the count The party adiourns
to an ice rink Zone of tho finest and
biggest sets ever used in comedy,
end after watching some fine skating
Billy gets up ON the icy stage him
self. Later the whole company are
Hopping around on the ice. and it is
positively; the funniest stunt ever
pulled. Ignatz (Rilly) finally makes
his escape to the top of a skyscraper.
The police "skate squad" chases him
along the edge of the roof. Billy falls
off and lands in on ambulance q
couple of hundred feet below.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-07-29
PELLAGRA DUE
TO A BAD DIET
Eminent Investigators Say Food Is
Cause of Dreaded Malady.

In cases of pellagra eat plenty of
food. such as milk and eggs, and &C.
cording to DR.. Hendon, pellagra spe-
cialist. such a nourishing food will
help the patient gain strength, while
Baughn's Pellagra treatment will real
iy effective the cure by removing the
cause. In fact, this Baughn's Treat
ment has been so successful it has
been given to the world with a guar
antee to refund the money in case it
fails to cure. There is no need to suf-
fer when nourishing diet and this
treatment will cure pellagra. The
best way to find out all about pellagra
and it's cure is to write to the Amer
lean Compounding Company, Box 3O6S
Jasper, Ala, for their big book on
pellagra, which is sent free under
plain wrapper. Just write postal to-
day. (Advt.)
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-07-29
BIG DEMAND FOR
ARKANSAS FARMS

Little Rock, July 2S.-Conditions
do change in Arkansas and all for
the better Arkansas real estate, es-
pecially plantations, did not interest
the outsider few years ago, now
they all want the big river farms.
According to f, J.. Bodman, chair
man of the Arkansas Profitable Farm
ing committee, who is likewise an
officer in the Union Trust company
of this city, this bank has within the
past few weeks received inquiries for
a: number of plantations. but that it
is impossible to get enough planta-
tons to fill the demand. The Arkan-
sas planter realizes he has good
thing and refuses 10 turn loose.