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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-08-18
TALK OF THE TOWN

Grape sherbet at Russell's to-day.
Sample crepe de chine waists at the
/ Vaughan Store Sl.gs.
New cloth lie at Fits,
! Mrs. G. Lambert OF Summer street
she will soiourn with friends and rela-
/ tives for a few DAYS.
i. F. Smith of Cabot was among the
business visitors in the city yesterday.
:. Della Santa of North Main street
left Yesterday for Waterbury, where he
will visit at the home of his brother, c.
DeLaSanta, for week
II. H. Papin OF Burlington visited at
the home of his brothers, John and Jo-
seph Papin, Of this city yesterday, re-
turning TO his home this morning.
w +. Cato of Trenton, y. j., arrived
in the city to-day and will visit at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. James Mckenzie
of Merchant street
Edward Davidson and J, Ingram re-
turned to Barre last night from New
Haven, Conn. where they have been EN-
ployed since the first of April in the Win
chester Repeating Arms Co. shops.
0ftentimes one sees coin rolling
away to some unknown corner and be-
come hidden from sight, but seldom does
anyone have the chance to see a pocket.
book go tumbling and rolling away to a
place of obscurity. But this is what
Yesterday late in the after
noon, when a lady, who was passing
along North Main street in front of the
Rowland block, dropped her pocketbook
on the sidewalk and the pocketbook, bills
and all to the amount OF SIS rolled and
bounded from the walk and pavement
into the surface sewer at the junction OF
North Main street and Keith avenue.
On seeing that it was impossible to get |
the money without further aid, the fire.
men were called to open the sewer and |
find the lost pocketbook, which they did /
without a great deal of trouble, as there
was not much water running in the sys-
tenn to wash it along. |
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-08-18
TALK OF THE TOWN

Grape sherbet at Russell's to-day.
Another lot OF those ladies white hose
at Csc a pair at Vaughan's.
Special attention: Prompt service for
all local work. Phone 606-W, Kenyon's
auto bus.
japanese folding fans free to ladies
purchasing talcum powder at RusselPs
Saturday.
Call l52.W for furniture moving and
heavy trucking by auto truck at reason
able rates. Vermont Trucking & Sales Co.
Horses, buggies and harnesses to be
sold at City Auction Market Saturday at
2 p. m See ad. O. H. Hale, auctioneer.
Three horses, one buggy, one harness
to be sold at the City Auction Market
Saturday at 2:30 p. m. 0. H. Hale, auc-
tioneer.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-08-18
White Wash Skirts

This has been one of the largest
White Skirt seasons we ever had,
and one reason for this il that we
had a large variety of the best and
most popular values Skirts that were
made right and had the style and fit
that pleased.
In carrying such large line, it is
hard TO get the sizes TO come out
just right, and now we find we are
badly broken on sizes, but if your
size is here you can surely get a
good value.
We are closing all Of our White
Skirts in the many different styles
and cloths at one.third off from the
regular price.
We have a few Awning Striped
Skirts which we have just received
that are selling at only S2.9S.
At csc are few odd White Skirt
values.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-08-18
Next Will Be Fall
Business

Lots of ladies are now buy
ing for school wear. We will
be in New York again next
week, picking up new fall
kinds. Half of our fall stock
is now in our store or on the
road. We receive our stocks
earlier than we used to. It
gives our trade an earlier Sc
lection.
We have lots of out-of town trade
that buy very early They like to get
at our stock when they can get these
earlier kinds.
We do not let our stock get down
between seasons in the old-fashioned
way. We keep our counters and
shelves full Of new. desirable mer.
chandise all the year around
When you cannot find what you
want in the store where you do your
shopping, come or send to us.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-08-18
One-Half Price Sale

We are closing all Wash Dresses
at one-half price and less to make
room for our early fall stock
At one-half price are a lot OF odd
Dresses that have been among our
best values of the season. You win
find some extra values in heavy Linen
Dresses that are just what you will
want for early fall wear. These are
in variety of different styles, hardly
any two alike. This is a chance to
get a good Dress at less than the
price of the materials alone
At one.half price are few White
Dresses, as well as Light Colored
Noiles and Muslins
At CSC each are few odd Dresses
in White and Colored
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-10

fii6rung Der &ronfen itnO &erlpun-
octen bon Oen @obnbofen in Die So
6orctte mirfcn in oncrfannt por5ilg-
licber Mci1e peit iiber 10000 &ron-
fcnpilegeperioneh SrGeer, @ileger,
S6meitern Siilfsi6wcltcrn Selfe-
rinncn 2oborotoriilmS- @ebiilfinnen
unO &odinnen.
Sir llcbcrfii1rune 0cr &erpuuoe.
ten ln0 &rontcn aus ser @tuppe in
Die Seimot6 iinO Dem 6eloinnitdtS-
Gbcf 5ur @r9dn5lm9 ser itaotlidelL
oieien 3mede oienenocn @inribhm-
gcu bon ireiwiaieen Spenoern 80
|ercinsIo5orctt5iige sur &criiiging
0eIteat. Gie Soften fir @inribtlng
eines iolhen 3u9es betroecn i'm Niit.
lei 10000 Wlorf, ungerednet oic
lonfenocn 9(usgoben fir llnterbolt
unO @ebGlter Der 9ler5te itno 9ted)-
nungsfiibrer, oic Der Stiitcr 5u tro-
Gen Bat.
9luBer Dem eigentli6en Grnnfcn-
pflcgeoienIt miro Die expedition Der
2iebesgoben bon Der freiwiaigen
&ronfeppilcge mobrgenonmen; ii6cr
Ole BON ibr geleiteten 9lbnobmeite[leu
iin6, ioweit feit5uiteaen @aben int
@ertbe Don mebr ais 100 Wliuionen
@iort Dem Scere nodgefiibrt moroen.,
9llS beionoere @}oBno9me beroient
0icacicbt oc |erioreung Ger %eere
nit @lincrahpdIIern in Der beiBen
So5rcs5eit 5crborgebo6en 5imerocn;
bierfilr bat Die freipiQige aranfeu-
piIe9c ebeniaas fiber cine balbe @lil.
lion Dlorf oufeepenoct.
9ieIc 3obleu, Die fir lic6 iclbit
lpreben, oiiriten es rcdtfertieen DAB
Der irciwiligen &ronfenpfleoe in Der
Ocffentli6fct einmol nit 9lnerfen-
nlIng geoabt miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-10

ood porfen lie cine 9ln5obl goniben
ouf Sertlidfeiten in Der g31be Der
9iiite.
ne5n mebrereu Eldben UurOen ole
2uitihifie bon gl6webrgeidiiben be-
idoiieu imo pertrieben. g1ad Den TO-
peit borlieaenoen giodrihteu iinO
0urd bic dbgelporfenen 8om6en orei
5rauen mo Elm aino getootet rno
"A 9erionen perlebt iuoroen. aein
Shooen bon militdriiher 9eoeutiing
lit gemeIoa~
Ruifen Derlieren slug
3eug.
ct. petersburg, 9. Plug Dia
9onoou. Cine offi5ieae @rfldrung
iaat: nsSn Scr @egeno BON 6rieOrid-
itaot rnteruobm @efreiter SisOenfl,
Elm ruiiii6er 6Iieger, 5uiammen nit
geo6odjter aonOriunafop cine @r-
funOungsfobrt.
Grob oes feinOliden 9lrtiaeriefeu-
ers itno zines 9lneriffs ourh einc
oeutide gn6otroB 0loidine, ouf oic
@eireiter Gispeufl feuerte uno 3unl
9iiid5uge 5wane, DurOe ole 5abri
fortqeiebt, llniere Wloidine puroc
ebeuiaas getroffen uno fieI in bren'
nenoem 3uiton0e binter oen feinOIi-
den Steaingen nieOer 0as Sdid-
iol oes 6iibrers nno Oes 9eo6afters
lit ni6t befonnt"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-10
Geiltnnacn Der freimillisen &ranfen-
pflcsc in GenfI6lano.



Gas olte gSort Sic 5rau, bon
ser ant penigiten geipro6en miro, III
Die bette, ldBt iid belrte nit 9iten
@runOe anwenoen onf oic ireipiqige
aranfenpilege, an oercn filler, le.
eensrei6er 9lrbeit oic iorgiom nal.
tenoe 6rau 10 6erOorragenOen 9ln-
tbeil bat.
@enn nidt bic lmo 0a Elm iiiior-
mirtcr irchpilliger @fleger ooer cine
S1wciter in ibrcr cinfo1en fle0.
lameu Grabt 81 erniter 4}ilidt iiber
Ole StraBen eltcn, miir0cn neniqe
ouBer ocn @ingepeibtcn, 9lcr5ten,
@erpinoeten mo aronfcn, oie bos
entiaglngsOoQc mo opferfreuOigc
@irfen Der Eileoerinnen imo Yfle-
ger aus tdgliGer 9(niAoiulng fenncn,
bon DER freiwiIligen 9ranfenpflege
ctpos ie6en imo erfn9ren; 10 fomntt
cs, ooB man bon i6r ni6t ipriht
llno bod bat idon Der Sanitdts6e.
ri6t ii6er Die ocutiden Secre 1870
1871 ancrfenncno aeiaot nglddIt
oen IerplmOetcn uno &ronfen bat
oas SonitGtsperionol Der 9[rmec am
meiIten llriodc, sic 6coeutlame 0lit.
arbeit Scr freiipilligcn 9ranfcnpflege
6ci Den groBen 9(nfgabcn Die Der
oeutidb-fran50Iiide arieg oud Dem
Sonitdtsoieniie eeiteat bat, freuOig
an5uerfeunen. 0ieie fadpiIien-
idoitli6c 9lncrfenmma 1T aagenein
wenig bcfonnt geporocu.
Sn Dem iebieen @eltfrieac iin0
Die 9Iiifoo6cn oeS Sanit1tsoienitcs
i'm Gcr0leicb 5u 1901 ms 9licien-
,,rofn oo,ro rf,fo,, n f,,ro.f....$ s
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-10

iinO, pic ouf alien @e6ieten OcS&eer-
pelens in un0 ouBerbolb Der Sci.
mot6, ole 9lnforoerunoen Der Seeres.
uerualtilng an Die ireiipillige &ran'
fcnpflege, olIf ole Der omtlidbe Sani.
tGtS0ienit ieiner gon5en Organization
no6 3uOcrii6tlid rehnetc, inOorber'
0cie6en acpaltig oeitei9ert iuoroeu,
mo Oie ireiipiligc 9ronfenpilegc bat
0icle enormen glnforOcrln9en biz
5eute, oant DER Spferpiligfeit 0es
oertiben %olfes, Oas 0ie Wiittel &C.
p1brte mo Die 9lrbeitStrGite itclltc,
massachusetts erfiiQen f0nnen.
@iuise Weuiee 3o6len mcroen i6re
bewuuocrnsuertbe 9etb6tigung fla.
rer erlidtliA MAIDEN:
Gie genGB ser 0icnitbori6riit fiir
Die freipiQige &ranfenpilcge aliGbr-
lid einge6enoe 9lnioroermg oeS
Sriegs N}inilterilims berlongte fiir
oas Nlo6iliiirrnosjobr t914H5 Die
9l6iieQung bon etipoS mebr ols 5000
FerIonen, &ronfentrGgern, Eflegern
Btlegerinnen II. I. 10, fir oos @tap-
peneebiet.
@emgegenii6er moren om / Sept.
1915 iusgeiommt IN Der @toppe me6r
ais $1,000 &erioucn t6Gtig oie IN
5olae Der oduerno podienocn 9lus-
oe6nlng Der arie9Slhoilpldbe 5ur
&eritdrfitng ser idon i'm 6rieoen
Ootgeie6eneu 5ormotionen &o5as
rett- &ronSport,, 9caleit- uno Sc
pottruppen imo sur 9luiitcllung
5abIreic6er gelformotionen peripeu-
oct meroen nliBtcn.
9In @riaB fir ousgeidieoenes Ser
Ionol poren nod ii5er 1900 Ferio.
nen crforOerlidj, 10 ooB i'm @on5eu
ehpa 1900 @erlonen bon ocr irei.
piaigen &ronfeupilegc in Oic @toppe
geIhidt iporocn iino; 6icruter be-
ionOen iiH onndbcrlO $500 Sdioc-
itcri rno Soborotornums @ebiiliin.
neu 2ebtere fir 6ofteriologil6e lin.
teriudlrgen rno H0ntgenoifno6.
men 6eionoers geiduItc Iomen, ino
ingefdbr 700 a06inuen. Gicic 8o6l
oergroBert iih t0glidb nod OurdGnt-
ienOtng BON GrloBperIonol. GinE6eil
Oeier &r1fte, nancntlib Scr mann.
liderL nliBte neli nus0c6ilOet, ole
eingefleiOet ilno auSgeriItet wcroen.
slu6 aronfcn @rfrii6lngsItcQen
ilto bon Gereinen eingcri6tet, ferner
iinO Observation-Disclosures gMonucs.
mann aronfenon6dnocr", @oOewo.
gen in 6ctr6btliGcr 9ln5a6l gcitiitct
moroen- Gic 3u6I Scr fir oos @top-
pen9ebiet eeiteateu %ileeefrdftc, oie
1ierfiir erforoerlic6e 9lr6eit, oie ouf.
gcrpenocten @elOnlittel ltellen cine
gerooe5i eritolnlide 2eiihinq oor.
0ie 9etbGtigung Der frciipiIlioen
aronfcnpflcge I'M @cimot6sgebict
reibt iid6 ser I'M Gtoppenoe6iete mir
oig on SSn Observation-Disclosures
ten 9Sriootpflegeli1ttelL &crbono-
....S rlou... -, H..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-10

Solt gate GitD, llto6, 8.
9nlguit. @ie @iitglieoer ocs glotio.
nolperbonOeS Scr 9ddermeiiter, Del
fen GonDent befonntli6 bier ltattfin-
oct iino in Ger N}e6r5obl fir oie Sim
fii6rung oes 10 Gents .9rooes. @e-
itern 9(6enO iuuroe einitimnlie cine
9lciolution oneenommeit Die cine
GergroBerung Der @rooloibe 6cfilr-
mortct. 9SrGiioeut San Burns er.
fIdrte in iciner &eoe, Dab 10 Gents
@roo ici cine pirtbiMoftlicbe 9iotb-
menoigfeit. @s tpuroe audi cine 9fe.
iolution ongenommen Die cine 9luf-
flGrungs-@anlpogne iiber Die 8nd-
Dooren-Snouitrie i'm gan5en 2onOe
befilrmortet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-10
INieBcn. Nlon erwortet, ooB in no@-
1ter 3ufltnit ser @rloB erfolgt.
Observation-Disclosures cnttGnIdJt.

g t. 8 0 ! IL, &c. g., 8. glllgult.
0ie g2elfounolGnOer 2e6ertbronbono-
6GnOler I6Gsen Die &erlulte, oenen
iie li@ in oieIem SSobre infol9e per-
6noerter N}orftoerbGltniile gegen-
iiber leben, ouf imeefG6r cine Otilion
Collars. 9ls i'm Oorigen Sabre
0eutiGlono Ole gan5e norpegil1e
@roouftion on 2e6ertbron ollifoufte,
alma ser 9SrciS OeS gieuiltnolGnoer
SbronS bon so Gents oilf $3.50 Die
@aaonc. Sn @rmortrng GROCER &ro-
fitc in oieier Soiion betbeiligten licb
nun cine groBc 9In8obl &erioncn bier
an 2c6crt6rongei6dit.
gl6cr ibre Sofinlngen gin9cn 6lt
S6onoclt, ols cS Oienal Der britt
i6en uno Scr fron6oiiibcn Siegierlln9
eclong, ole noripegiic6c %roOltftion
an ii6 3u bringen iino Die @reilc nm
80 @ro5cnt beruuter 8u trcibcn. 0a
nun ole SAMPLER fir ooS 9tobmotcriol
eineu boDeu 4rciS be5oblt bobcn, er-
leioen iie mlnmebr i6wcrc Gerlulte.
9tub Ieioet oos bieii9e @eicbdft unter
oem llnItor0e, BOB oic Goo Slider
al Der 2obrooorfiilte iomobl, mic an
Ger g}orooitfiiitc bon yteufurr0lono IN
oieiem Sabre Die geringltcn 6du9e
felt unOcnfli1cn 8eiten 81 Ocr5eib-
nen baben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-10
Sismard nnO Oie GimOerlci6amg
frnni1iiidlcr CSichictathcilc.

glnfang Der neln5i9er Sabre oes
porigen oSobr6unOerts 6rodte cine
9crliner Wlonatsi6riit Scr neue
alirS" eincu gluiios nit Scr llebcr-
lbriit oYclfort~. Der glufiuB fam
5ur aenntniB 8ismord'S lno pllroc
bon ibm nit 9louobcmcrfungcn Der.
le6en. 9lob $oibineer's 9auiiciuc
5isr SisnordpDranioc (9erlin 1904)
maAte 8iSmard 81 DER 8e6ouptung,
cs bo6c lange beOurit, linn i6n nit
Dem @eoanten iron5oiii1 iprc6enoe
SanOcstbeilc 81 iorocrn, 81 'ocrio6.
nen, elm groBcs 6rogc5eibcu. 9lo9
ocn meitcren 9inn0bencrrungcn Dis
mard's bcitonO oacroingS oic Bobr.
idcinli6feit, ooB ii9 Ole ouSmdrti-
gen @ertreter einmiicbten. menn pon
0eltibIonO auBer @lcb au6 9eliort
in Die FrdIiuiinorien ein6e5o0en
miroe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-10
sic eadmpfein6er sue8,

&onaI @egeno.
Qon0on 8. 9luguit. giah Ell.
ner beutigen omtlihen 9efauntge-
6unq boben oie britiideu Gruppen
oltlid5 oes Sue3 .aanols oie Giirfen,
nod oeren 0Sieoerlogc bel 9omoni
ouf elmer Qinic 10 Oleilen oltIid bon
aotio 5uriidgetrieben.
Gie Olel0ung lautet:
nSSn eiuer bon eeitern 9I6enO Oa.
tirten Qepeide 6eridtet Der Sodit-
conmanoirenoe in 9(egDpten, oaB I'm.
iere @erfolglng oes 6einOes I'M ao-
tia.Iiitritt fort9eieet miro. gloroIi6
uno meitlih lit Die tiirfiide gaadbut
5uriidgeor1ngt poroen iudbreno in
iiiolider 0lidtlmg oos foiierlide 9o-
mel.Gorps ourh einen plosliden 9In.
griff oen 6eino aus ieiuen Geribon-
sungcn trie6.
98ir no6men nod nie6r @efongenc
uno ole feinoIide gadbut bat iid
iebt lingefdbr ouf cine 2inie, pelhe
norolih ino iiiolid Ourd gireloba,
Is W3eilen oItIib bon aotio, Idift,
5uriidgc8ooeu~
5ranfreid Iebt 3oblen-
bretS fen.
garis, 8. 9(ugnii. Cine Ser
oronlng, Den Soditpreis fir Stein-
fobIen ieiiIcbeno, wuroe i'm offi5iellen
SournaI peroffentIidt. Gie 8eroro-
nngg tritt am 10. gluguit in &roit.
Garoinal b ertbeiOig I
oeutide gaoBnobme.
9fom 8. 9(uguIt oia @oris. -
9lui @erauldiIlne Der bonn @r5bii6of
BON Rbeims, CARDINAL 2ucon ge-
md6ten gorIteaungen betreiis Der
glnpciiing Der @inpobuer in Den be-
Ietten @cbictcn gloro.5rantreid's,
bat Der 8atifon ourd 8ermittllrng
oeS Cardinals bon Sartmonn, oes
@r3bii6ofs BON aolu, oie auf ben
5oa be5iigIihen acknowledgement,
Der oeuti6en 9iegierune ii6errei9en
laneu.
Gos Sdreiben 0es 8atifans iii
cine 9(bi6rift oes Cardinals 2ucon'-
Ibeu 9Sroteites, o6ne ettuas biu5u5ll-
fiigen.
Cardinal BON Sartmann ionote inI
9inmen Der oeutihen 9fegierung benz
@apit Oeu foIgenoen 9rief in 9eant'
wortiing oes pdpiilidcn griu6eus
I'M Snformation:
.@1breno Der lebten W1onate IinO
nur cine eeringe 9In5a6l fran5oiiiber
9iirger oes 2anoes beripieien NOR
ben. Sm 9lpril mir0en 10000 Ser
ionen nifs 9ono 5ur 2lrbeit geididt.
syn Oen bolfreiden Stdoten lit Die
Grn1brung Der gebolferung, trob
lponii6er nno omerifanii6er 9iilfe,
ie6r i6pierig, oes6aIb muroen ole
9eute aufs 9ano geididt, aber Die
ielben oiirfeu nad @inbeimiun9 Der
ernte wieoer nod Sauie 3uriidfeb.
rem. Gs 1T ales W}oalide getbon,
I'M 2eioen 81 bermeioen, lno foGS
5e6ler eemadt iino, 10 woren oieiel.
ben unberueioli1 mo unbeabiihtigt
mo Fe piroen ioiort pieoer gut &c.
modjt Gie 2eiite iino 5uirieoen, oo
ibnen Der 9rieimehiel nit ibren gln-
geb0rigeu erlonbt it,
9Gmerifoncr erbolten
franofii1eS 9riegs-
fret5.
&uris. 8. 9lueuit. Douglas
D8ocW1onogle bon Gan 5roncisco,
elm 9lblolpent Der llniberiitGt bon Ga.
Iifornien imo MN I1itglieo Oes ome.
rifanii6en 5elo.glnibulon5 DienlteS,
1T nit Dem ariegsfrcu5 oisgeoei6nct
moroen.
Der General, pelher Die 16. Gibi-
iion fommanoirt, i6reibt be5iielih
oes gerboltens oes 9lmerifoners:
nObgleid mitien in Der g(mbulon5.
9(btbeiline cine 9ombc erplooirte,
blieb W1ocD3onagle riibig al Der SIR.
belt, ino es gelane ibuL pdbreno oas
fiIrhtbore 9ombaroenent fortidritt,
orei ShlperDeriuunoete iueg8ubrins
gen."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-10

gl6onnentcn, bic ben oGcuifdui 0orrt.
ipunocntcu" nidlt piinfiidl oScr nnrro,l.
mdRig crbaIicn inO achctrI. 0rr Siiice
0nuon per TcIcplou cher ldlgiitli,s Wit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-10
llrbrr gombrn
8ei Iettcm 3epbelinams
grin 6eraOgcpOrien.
Sieben bis 5ehm Sufti1tffc
nabmem 9heiI.

gaad oen nelteiien engliihen geri6.
ten Der onseridtete S6oOcn
anoebIid Elm geringer. es
wuroen % 9erioneu eetoOtet
ODER berluunoet. gritiihc
6licger bcIegen gtodbaridoft bon
9rfnel nit Somben.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-08-10


FIRE WHICH HELD UP THOUSANDS GOING TO WORK
Fire. which threatened important district broke
out in the building occupied by the Cawson Company dealers
in spices and extracts 240 Chestnut street. morning and
stalled cars Chestnut and Third streets.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-08-10

JUST ONE OF MANY VEGETA-
BILE EXHIBITS THAT AT
TRACTED THE FARMERS AT
TENTION
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-09-23
~ Sympathize."

In the evening at Mercy hospital you
hear from all over the house the little
bedtime voices, and the sound blends
into something sweet and dear which
hardly forms itself into words. To you
who have not heard it, it would seem
the strangeSt sort of music, coming
from all the wards and rooms and
balconies around you-on the lower
floor, on the upper, and sounding up
and down the stairs wherever you
might be. 1t is just the quiet little
chatter Of many, many children
ready for sleep, and the doctors and
nurses have heard it every night for
20 years, and they wonder why 1t is
with child love so ready to respond to
call like that of little Helen Keller,
the crowded wards at Mercy and yet
so little known to those who say-"l
Sympathize." Messenger.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-09-23
The Red Line has
added a motorcycle, so
can give quick service
to messenger calls.
1--WE deliver anything"
Phone 1888
WISCONSIN w. C. L. U.

Madison. Wis, Sept. o. Several
hundred women wearing white rib
bons emblematic of the cause they ad-
vocate arrived in Madison today from
all over, Wisconsin to attend the an
nual state convention of the Woman;s
Christian Temperance union. Begin
ming with a welcome meeting tonight,
the proceedings will continue until
next Tuesday. The daily sessions
for the transaction OF the business OF
the organization will be interpreted
by addresses from noted temperance
workers and several features OF en-
tertainment.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-09-23

Chicago. sept 22.-Wheat prices
1.-Two. o considerable strength TO-
ao', &C result Of scarcity OF ol1ei-
;mss and because of reports thar rams >
in Argentina had not af1ecleo wv
dronth the lack of moisture III ,ne
no r whereas the rains mad iaile .n
~ Tho south and west. Bears wer.
a1se handicapped by assertions tha ~
mills in the Dakotas were snu.sin9
down owing to difficulty IN Obtain '.hia ~
sunnl;es opening prices WIZ ~
soppod from 3-SM1c higher, with De-
cember at s1.5O@1.51 and way a. a,
20 we're followed by a substantial
further gain. 80. uhea+ Open-
ing 1-4m3-sc higher, the market con-
tinued to rise.
In the oats pit the main influence
was the strength of other cereals
| Trade. however, was well divided.
Provisions showed a little firmness
in concurrence of an advance IN ,hos
values ~ Transactions for the most
part were in lard.
Word of liberal export buying LED
subsequently to an additional upturn
| in values, and so, too, did Suggestions
of a probable decrease OF planted
acreage in the soft wheat prices. the
! close was unsettled, 203c net higher
with December at s1.5Sd1.53 9-o anc
May at $i.53.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-09-23
Triumph of Civilian Engineers.

Every Implement of modern war;
fare, from battlcship to an aeroplane
and motor truck, is the creation of meh
who have devoted their lives to peace.
full pursuits. 1t is, IN truth, the In
ventors and engineers who have revo-
lutionized industry, who nave annihil-
ated distance, who have made the
world neighborhood, and who will
yet emancipate our people from pow
erty and all fear Of dependence upon
charity, If we but prudcntly guard our
free institutions-for mems minds are
only beginning to awake to the infinite
wealth-producing power Of automatic
gineering Magazine.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-09-23
Made SIlqht Mistake,

This may be old enough to raise
whiskers, but newspaper friend re-
hates it as a recent happening. A
teacher IN one Of the New York
schools instructed her class Of boys
to write an essay on "judicious." One
youngster, a Jewish lad, raised his
hand first. The teacher instructed him
to read his essay on judicious. ION
our holidays" he began. I'VE have
mazotos and other Jew dishes"
Fire Insurance on Gotten Dsy or Night
TAYLOR & COMPANY
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-09-23
WARNING ORDER.

In the Justice Court OF Jefferson
county, Arkansas.
o. N. Gatln, plaintiff VS.. r. E.
Drake, defendant.
The defendant, r. e. Drake, is
warned to appear in this court within
thirty days and answer the complaint
of plaintiff, o. N. Gatlin.
Given under my hand ald the seal
of said court this 22nd day of Septem-
Der A. ID. 1916.
c. C.. BREWSTER,
8 23 80 10 7 IA q. Justice of the Peace.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-09-23
Courtesy Means Efficiency.

Courtesy, kindness, gentlemanly
bearing-to our own citizens and to
the stranger who comes among us-arc
things that pay In more important
ways than dollars and cents. Cities
and buSiilt s, concerns alike have found
that the courteous man is more likely
to- be the efficient man. lie Is the man
who ouildS the business up. The
Crouch ix the man who tears the bust
ueSS down.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-09-23
MEXICAN BANDITS
KILL 38 PERSONS

Galveston, Tex, Sept 22-The KILL
ing OF two British subjects and SO
OF party Of 50 Carranza soldiers at
an oil camp OF OquilIa company, near
1uxpam. on September s, by bandits,
is the news brought here on The
steamship Topila, just in from Tam
pico. The bandits. the report says,
called themselves "VilIistas." 1t was
reported at Tampico that the Car
rama soldiers put up hard fight
but were outnumbered and overpow
cred
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-09-23
Just Tired Of Him,

Two small boys who lived next door
to each other had falling out. For
three days Teddy remained at home
and played with his sister in his own
yard. Finally his father asked: "What
is the matter, Teddy, that you don't
tease to go and play with Raymond
any more? Are you angry with him?"
NO" replied the boy. II amt mad at
him. just lost my taste for him, that's
ALL