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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-16

bod Ipislt bos natirIi4 feline 9aO[e,
0a oer 5lieger HtlerpeIampen mtts
flbrt. Der 8etrlebs from fir bic
2ampe nirD DON einer Iieben5eligen
SamHlerbatterie geliefert, Die - Elm
UietIternert ibler Art unp fir bieIen
3ped DEFENDERS ~enttporfsn nit
ibrem Metolgebduie nur 4 Rilo'
gramm tpiegt, 10 DaB lie bequem in
elmer nmbGngetaiae untergebraHt
tptrbsn fam. Beipnoers pibtig TT
aud, oaB man Die 8atterie, trobOem
tie nit 266ern sum Gntpei9en Der
Sole 0erIeben if. ulf ben &opf itelen
tam, o6ne o1b Elm Sropfen 5dure
~beralslGuft. Der Durt elm biegia,
mes &abel nit oet gatterie perbun'
Dene Signaloppdrot lpiegt nur /
Riloaramm. Sol cine Melbung ibers
mittelt merosH, 10 DirO bic Steae,
Der Das 5ignol gilt, nit 9ilFe zines
ibsr BEN 5piegsI angebranten @i'
lierrobres gsnou ms Auge gefaBt
Dies lit n0tig, "a bic Streuung Oes
Spiegels nur 2 dig 6 grao betrdgt.
Oriidt man bonn auf einsn am Sig
nalgriff angebrabten RnOpf 10
it1mmt bas 6ldmmnen aui, unO
3tpur ruff fur3er Druid einen tur5sr,
ldngerer einen tangen 2i9tbIiB bsrs
DOT. Dele @lsmente taiien Iid Dem
MtOtiealpbobet gsmdB gu 8ahitabsn
unb @orten 3uiammeniteaen, 10 paB
man bsquem nit Der groItatiou ipres
den tam, bic aud ibrerieits nit
Dem gleif)en 4pparnt Dem 6Iieger
4ntm0rten unO NadrihtsH geben
lam. Der Spiegel tut Ietne SduI'
bigteit ni9t nur oes Rn9ts uno in
ser 9dmmerung. ~iOnDern aud an
Gage, I'M grtuften SOnnenI4ein, uno
III dlio benz RuBsapporat in ieoer
8s5isbutg ii6erlsgen.
5oaen nidt mir Wlelbungen, Ions
bern audi Gti35sn Der feinbIiden
Ste1nngen hes iiberFlOgenen @sbietts
uIp. ibermitteIt rperben, 70 rei9sn
cptifGs Si9nals naturgsmGb ni9t
aus; boun muB man ouf oas dItsfte
ELECTROMAGNETIC Spii6en 6lugaeug
unb groe, 6os QbnerFen Der MEL
ounssn, 3uridsrstfen. Da3u Ders
penb.t man bsdte beionbers Qpparas
tie, bic nit einem bsim auinlaaen auf
ben gODen ii9 enlightenment gronos
LAB 5srIsben IiHO. 4uf oiele Meiis
lGBt i9 bic Stelis, an Der bic Mels
ouns nisOersefalsH If, BET Gage unb
BEL Ro9t III iebem gtIdnot Inntl
ermi!teln. 0isIs n9risfbombsnA, Die
ron ,in,m Iran3Oiiden Snsenieur
5uearion trTunbsu finb, Iolen iin
.6stpG5ren; le Iinb DorOerbnno Ons
brauhb1rs Mittsl CUR usber.
mitttluus ppn 3si4uunssu.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-16

tpsib mann, fDiiros man pielsiht Elm
@eripps bier in oielem furdjtbarer
Gemd9 finoen. Gtnsr BON ben linz
3dbligen, bic in oiefem ariss ibr 2s'
ben IisBen -.
Sas ules Oa9te i'd, nls i6 tpie er'
FART ben gut getanntsn 9onen
lauiAts. limb oa ibertom mid fad,
K cine feits Rube. Giner bon pieIsn
mas lag i'm @runOe an meinem
ltben -. unb oieies G~riennett, bic.
its pl0Rli9e Stdergeben bra4te mir
bic al1rbeit Der ll~eberlequng. SIN
Sogssli&t iu@te i4 Iongfam nod,
mails Die Wdnbe db un0 Jetpabrfe
enolt9 ouf Der Gdpete einen tIeinen,
ountel gefGrbten Sled. Sd briidte
auf Jpn, uno ba iprans nit leife
tIirrenoem 2Iang Elm eingsloHenes
RditHen duf, in benz ii9 Der Riegel
elmer md unii4tboren Sire befano.
llno aIs aud Oieis itd 0anf ,or mir
offnete -. @ptt ibr tonnt eud)
rpobI benten, ME mir .3umute
mnr n
Die Sire fiibrte ms Grsie24 rief
IuoeIno bic bIpnoe Sdtbe.
Rein - tie fIbrte in cine @ruft.
3pii9en @drgen, Die in LANCER Reibe
nebenetndnoer itanOen. fanb i'd bonn
ourd cine Jaltiire snoli9 ben Mug
gang in bic S6Iobtupeus. Ssrrgctt,
nie i'd ben sriten @trdbI bes ga
geslt9tis gefeben hab' u. @ieaelft
mar IS msirt lauter Subelruf, Der bis
in ben SOF orang. Sebenfaas oauerte
es niht mebr LANCE, cine gerItGnois
gung NIT meinen &euten gu eroieIen,
Die INNER nod ge50gert batten ab3u>
3ieben unb INNER nod mad mir Iubs
ten. Die guten &erle! Rdrrii9 boz
ben tie fi9 gefreut, als t4 perftuubt
unb periamubt, nit 5erfdunoeneu
9anben aus Der g%elprengten Sir Der
Ropele trat. nnb pie i4 mid oonr
auf mein pferO idpung uno Die
2rompeten in bellem Glang III fer
jungen Morgenionne ertDRten, Soft
es mar mir, ais Of i9 laden un6
petnen 1pGte in einem Item. 8eibe
4rme babe i'd gum 9immel geboben
uno 6ann fiRD mir fprtseritten in rem
tanigen. friiden, nunoerbarsn Mprs
gen btnein".
LIMB Die 9rdfin 4ntOntu, = bos
bns Sic berIeitete, oas Geipenit,
Die ROtOtDoame nit BEN auBsnIds
6eln2" - frogte RGtbe. pMsr mar
iie2"
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bas bibi4e geii4t bes 0berleuts
nants. sd peiB Is ni9t. 9amais
in Der @ruft fanb i'd tbr CARDINAL,
- 3und9f Der Sire. bic in mein Sc
fibrts. rgntonia 1776"
itanb in OergOlOetsr. 2ettern auf Dem
tupfernen 9arg sei4risben, Srpb Der
brennenoen 9ait, NIT Der i'd Die
8ruft our9eilte, iprungen mir Die
ms 4uee. SUIT als bate
mid Der Sarg eebalten, als bate i'd
an ibm Dsrneilen miFen fit eineu
fliiatigsn 4ugenblid -. 9as
feline Seibentiidletn aber, bas Die
9rGfin mir in iensr Ro9t, .ba
i'd 70 freOelboft in ibr einIttges 2ies
gsorungen, in 0te 9anb ge=
fanb id ipater in Der 9oiae
meinsr BLUE. SD babe es beute nod.
IS rie9t betlemmenb f>B nd9 2tm@
bra, uno penn sic noaen, 6rGuIein
f4ente i4 es Semen mOre
gen 49,.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-16
SDiiden pimmrl unb Grb,.
@ie Der GIies.r ieine 8eridte mad I'M,
ten Ihtdt.

Sc 1T natiirlia bon erbe6Iidet
8eOeutuus, 0oB Der 6lieser ni4t srf
nab Der 2onOung feine Welounger
madt, ionbsrn Dab sr fdon pdbrenn
oes 5lugss Iahri9ten i6er ieins
8eoba9tungsn, &~rtunoungsn UNI
Quftldrungen ibsrmitteIn lam.
,3a9lrei4e 8eriu6e bat man auges
lteat, Inn bic better, Met1ooen biefiir
gu finoen. 9rabttelegrap9ie unb
stelepbonie, Die iiir bic Io9rtdtens
iibermittlung pom GeFeIbaaOn iebr
quite 9ienite Ieiiten, I4sioeu beim
Blug3eug bon p~ornberein aus. absr
AUDI ole acknowledgements ldbt iif
= DorIdufis ~D.rtgitens nod
ni9t psrpsnbeu, pa bic 4nbringung
Der gmpfanss unh SsnDsDrabte Der
4ntennen S9pisrigtsitsn 6srsitet,
bic nod nitt iiberpunOeu Iinb.
8or5iisIi4e griabrungen BOT man
oasegen NIT optti9en SignaIsn ges
maht.
Die 6ran3oisn sntpideIn Rdu9s
unD RubpOlten sur 3einengsbung,
nobel tie eineu BON Snmss Wleans
erfunoenen 4pparot oerpenOen, Der
iid onI9einsuo 6snGbrt. Dos gers
fahrsn Deriaet aber BEL glo1t unb
Rebel unO tit nur BON. Glusstng
aus 81 ge6roufsn, nG6renD man
sum 5Ius3eus Ainouf ni6t bamit
mfprehen" Tam.
Die beutiden Jlisser 6snuben tis
nsn Don proI. 0Onatb tonItrnierten
SisnnIlpisssl. Dieter 4pporat iislt
einen tIeinen Sheinperfer bar, init
Dem man longs unb lur3e 9i9tbltbe
nusfenpen lam. Als QidtquelIe
bent cine i'm grennpuntte zines pas
r~obouIpiessIs aa%seOr0nete Osrams
g%liibiomps, bsrsu 2ihtorobtibIfsm
Sur6 ben 6trOm auf Isbr bobs Gems
peratnr, fat Bic gum GAnlslspnntt
.(2800 8rab), sr1ibt pir0. Snfolges
beien lisfert Der Qpporot bic unees
uDbnlin bo6e giGtitGrft BON efipd
10000 aerseu. 4lleroinss lit boz
ourh bic 2~tbsnsoautr Der Qompt auf
uHr 40 bis so StuRotn btinrGntt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-16

Sir Die bonn 2. bis z. OF
tober In Omaha itattftnbenoe
Sdmeine-4 itsitelung bat Die ftnnt.
life aGerbouz 8eboroe ais 9reile
flnf iilberne 2iebesbe6er aiisgelest.
9aS IL. aoboIlerieregimert,
ineIhes teiIs in Sort Robinicn beI
CRAWFORD, gaebr., uno tells in Sort
Wenbe, Q. O., itdtioniert lit, belt
ii6 geitern auF Ieiner 9urdreIle nod
Der merttaniiden @ren5e ettpn 5ipeI
Shlnben IN Gmaba nlf. Dns &e-
girnent itebt unter benz 8efebI Des
Oberit $. q. Sifel. Die Meet-
mentsfape[le Ipielte in Der @eblter
ctr. mebrere 5tiide Guf.
&. g. 2inolep bon Butte.
Mont., iultroe @de II. 1no Douglas
Str. binterriids iiberfdlIen, nie0er.
unb leiner llbr nebIt 8ar-
idaft bernitbt.
0a 80idbrige Sobu @ntbie-
len, ieit 80 Sobren i'm ltGotiiden
unO eegenn1rtig ais glerf in
Der Office oes 2iaens Snipeftors an
geiteIft, trat Wftttipoh nit Ser flint
iiingeren 5rau MogOalenu
in ben beilieen Stono Ser
@be.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-16

aitsgebOlt iucr6en, Oeun bic SerlteL
ling Der Wnnition pirbe barnater
leiben; aber mad unO mad luerOen
beren 8lGte Onrd pei6lidle Arbeiter
belekt luerben; aber 5000 5raneu
nub RaOden iinb Sasn nOtig.
GOrO aitdener ~Ieiltete fid aud
cine 0le6e nnb TorSertc bic gerbei.
ratten AMI, ar~iessOieuit ~ ne6men.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-16
ggn. Z. @raan fein Nemufrat?

Ginculn, is. 1ldrs. q. 8.
8biteO bon Omaha fat beim Staats-
iefretGr Broteit erbO6en, bak Der Na-
me BON 8m. 5. 8rgan anF bem be-
mOfratiiden @abl5etteI ais 6anOi-
bat fir 9elesat at.large bon Ne-
brasfa 5nr OemOfratiiden &atiOnal-
.fonuettian eriheint. 8rhan lei fein
9cmOfrnt. Gr nil nGd)iten Sams.
ing ieinen gciueis bafir erbringen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-16
s6ielSs aibt &ennen nnf.

Orleans. gaebr., t6. @dr3.
s. 9. SbieIOs, Hieitoer 3eitungs.
bermtsgeber uno oemofratii1er
aonbioat fin ben @ouberneurs.
poiten bot feline &an0i6ntlir 3uriif-
ge8ngen. @r erfldrte g~leid8etttg,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-16
ssreie 3G6nebehanSlnna.

Miebrere bieiigc 3abnGrste trasen
Ed nit Dem geSanfen, cine anitalt
cin5nridten, in uelder &inSer nn6es
mittelter Gltern freie Seban6lnng
iErer idDledten i3Gbne er6aIten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-16

cab CT 8iirgermeiiter Gbas. @rpm
bon 2iucoIn, Der gleidfans gern
@ollpernour peroen modte, nidt
unteritiiben miro, ebeuiotucnia Die
aonOioaten Der nti.@robibitioni-
item.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-16
Mniere
-Oftrtt
3embeHbInfe NIT bOppeItsm arnssu.
No. 1542.

Bel bcr bdusli6sh 1erfsTIuns bon ana'
bsnbIuTen beborSuet man seoedte Jorbtn.
Ddfiir sibt es in MoorGs. 9erfaIe, Soi'
Ietts I9Cne peitrsiFte Miiter. au6 sin'
fade glufsn in Drsu, aAuii iusr'
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-05-03
DENIES HE'LL CALL
SPECIAL ELECTION
Governor Says There's NJ Foundation
for Report Of Election for
Acknowledgement.

Little Rock, May 1.-The following
paragraph appears in a North Arkan
sas paper:
"A Little Rock dispatch says it is
reliably reported in state house cir
Giles that Governor Hays is seriously
considering the announcement of a
proclamation ordering special cleo
ton for attorney-general to fill the
vacancy caused by the death of the
late Attorney General w. L. Moose
Shortly after Judge Moose's death
Governor Hays appointed Wallace
Davis, son of the late Senator jeff
Davis, to fill the vacancy. This ap-
pointment holds good under the con-
sttution, until his successor is elect
ed by the people,
The item was shown to Governor
Havs. and he said:
There is no foundation whatever
for the report. 1t is ridiculous on the
face of it. General Davis has nearly
nine months to serve yet. and why
should | put an expense Of 100000.
more or less, on the people, to elect
another man to fill ont the uneXpred
term of Judge Moose? There never
was any excuse for the circulation of
such report, no more than there
was for that other report that con-
tcmplated removing General Davis
from office because of political differ
/ enceS."
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-05-03
WILL NOT HONOR WARRANTS.

Little Rock. May State Troasur-
err Mcdaniel and State Auditor Dick
inson Yesterday issued statement to
the effect that they had decided to
honor no more warrants against any
of the several funds not specifically
appropriated by the last legislature
This includes the game fund. the fer
tilizer inspection fund, the registered
nurses fund, and several others. The
two in which the greatest interest de-
ponds are the funds for the payment
of the expense of inspecting fertilz-
ers, and for the enforcement Of the
game law passed by the last legisla-
ture. The funds are derived directly
from the enforcement of the laws and
can be used for no other purposes
Under this action of the state Off
Gals, the money must lie in the ire s.
ury unused until a specific appropri-
alton is made for its use.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-05-03
BUILDING NEW INDUSTRY.
Stave Mill at ATkaI As CITY Nearing
Completion.
arkansas C;ty Democratl

tAIkansas City Democrat
The work on the plant being erect
ed by the Arkansas City Coope-age
company is fast nearing completion
and is expected 10 be in operation
within the next thirty DAYS. This
mill will have Z capacity OF :G,939
slaves day. \ dry kiln is being
erected in connection with the mill.
The Arkansas City Cooperate com
rany. which was organized only abcu'
two months ago. is composed OF 3. !.
Terry and ]. c. Henry, and their en-
terprise and push is manifested ii the
rapidity with which they have car
ried out their plans.
The company has pnrcha sed ali the
cut OYER lands of the Grayiirg Lumber
company. some fifty thousand acres.
and expect TO work up all the mate
rial not suitable for lumber. To do
this it will be necessary 10 add =
heading mill also machinery with
which to manufacture wagon stock
These additions Will be made 10 the
plant as fast as possible after 5hf
st9ve plant is in operation.
It will require ia men to haa9'a
the staye plant. and ii is expected
that twice this number Will ht al
work before the summer IS far al
vanced
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-05-03
DC PONT TO STUMP COUNTRY.

New York, May 1T Coleman du
Pont, Delaware powder manufacturer
and candidate for the Republican
presidential nomination. is arranging
to start from this city tomorrow on d
speech making trip that will take him
across the continent to Seattle and
San Francisco, stopping at all the
principal cities en- route. and reach
ing Chicago On his return few days
before the Republican nationa! con
vention. Mr.. du ,Pont, whose candi-
dacy is sponsored by the Republicans
OF Delaware, is running on "busi-
ness methods" ticket
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-05-03

Those fellows holding what ara
desienated as white collar Jobs" are
not looked up TO with the envy tina
was once a characteristic of the fell
lows wno wear overalls.
Tom Edison wears overalls himself;
SC dos Mr.. Steinmetz, tie great cleo
trician; so do thousands of other inn
portant men.
So many fellows have been educat-
ed UP TO the white colar standard tina
the supply of those who wear them
often greatly exceeds the demand,
A fellow can utilize just as much
education while wearing overalls as
t. he were wearing white collars. and
usually is deuce more comfortable
In this age of production by ma
chinery, the man in overalls who Is
good mechanic has no reason Il
envy the fellow in white collar who
is doing clerical work, and who may
have less use for his brains as II
initiative and original work than the
fellow whose hands never look like
LADY fingers"
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-05-03
TELLING THE WHOLE TRUTH.

An exchange, not a million miles
away recently received from sub
scribed the following rote:
81 have been reader of your paper
for two years and would like to tell
you that 4 am wondering why you
don't tell the truth about certain per-
sons in (deletted as precau-
tionary move.)"
Goaded, because this subscriber
himself could not afford to have the
whole truth printed. the editor de-
clared. well, dear subscriber, we're
going to answer you Then Followed
specimen items, showing how some of
the items would read, viz:
Miss Mary Jones tried to give a
party to some of her friends last
night, and tried to entertain them by
singing song. Both attempts were
utter failures"
Bill Jones is building an addition
to his store and everybody is wonder
ing how he is ever going to pay for it
the rest of the establishment already
being firmly mortgaged"
s-Hank Smith and Miss Bridget
O'Mulligan were married Monday
night. Hank has been worthless
farm hand who got drunk at least
once a month. Bridget married to re-
form him."
"A divorce was granted Theodosius
Hummingbird in the county circuit
court because his wife wore too stylish
clothes. T. H. called it extreme
cruelty to be forced to pay for them
ald the Judge agreed ass
'y"Drf Sawbones tried } to cure 4
patient by IAN operation yesterday.
The name of the patient will be found
in the obituary column"
Mrs. Hash's boardin, house is very
popular among the young bucks in
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-05-03

town who have nowhere else to live
esp cially since Mss Letitia Mush be-
came a boarder Miss Hush is past
the age of discre ion"
the amateu- theatrical show To be
held this We K IS going 10 be a forst
from all accounts; so is ne concert
to BE- given by the Morning Glory
Sunday school class
"One Of our citizens complains OF
rought treatment at the hands of Dr
Fuller, our accomplished dentist. DIT.
Puller. who learnt his -ade a, a
sc5ool for horse doctors. practiced
some more or less pain IS tooth Jerk
ing on the citizen referred TO. only
he pull the wrong tco'h.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-05-03

The Graphic gladly publishes free
of charge notices for churches, socie-
ties. fraternal organizations and clubs
when the events are not intended as
money-makers. If there IS attempt at
profit-taking, notices of the events
are advertisements. and VIII be
charged for accordingly.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-05-03
DISCUSS War NEEDS
Of united STAT. S
Conservation of and Efficiency in
Marshal'ing Resources the Solu.
ton of Problem.

Washington, May Rehabilitation o.
the country's natural resources as Il
means of Strengthening national de-
tense and efficiency. was the keynote
of speeches delivered at the opening
session of the sixth annual meeting
of the National Conservation congress
here today.
The congress. which will continue
in session three days, will devote
pre- ctically all of its time to discus
sions. with a view to drafting the
mobilization plan. A fight OF nation
al proportions on the water power
question seemed imminent today, and
strong feeling is expected to crop
out in the debates which precede q
vote of the congress on the issue.
The first hours of the congress were
consumed with welcoming addresses
end reports of the national officers.
Secretary of the Interior Franklin K.
Lane, who was present as the repre-
sentative of President Wilson. spoke
briefly in praise of the work of the
congress.
E. Lee Worsham of Atlanta. Ga,
president of the organization. in his
annual address asserted that it is es-
sential that the industrial leaders Of
the nation rally together in the TASK
of taking stock and devising plans
TO, developing and utilizing the ma
tons resources Mr. Worsham said
that the alleged inherent war weak
ness of the United States can be in
measure Offset by the very weight
of her tremendous resources. prcvid-
ed these resources be coupled with
perfect organization toward the one
nurnOso of national defense
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-05-03
TRt TIL ESSENTIAL,

The truth in advertising move
ment has received a I5ba- Al a50s.
from Associate Justic- NcKenna Of
the United states supreme court in Al
opinion on Southern land case. /:
jprepare the way for more vigorous
prosecution of business. Many men
think that they can advance their
business interests by misrep-esenta-
| tions. In this particular instance Il
company placed ten-acre farms on the
marke. and sfnt through the mails
announcements containing eXtrava-
CANT assertions. A dissatisfied pur-
| chaser caused trouble, bur the federal
district court lor southern Florida up
| held the accused officials and
quashs d the indictments, holding tina.
he purchaser if he received his
/ moneys worth, could not complain OF
fraud.
| The case was appealed and the
lower court was reversed Judge Nc
kenna, in his opinion. says:
Mer2 putting might not be
| within its fthe maif sta .ute's)
meaning that is, the mere ex-
aggeration of the qualities which
the article has. but when a pro-
posed seller goes beyond that. as
signs to the article qualities which
it does no possess. does not sim
ply magnify. in opinion. the adj
vantages which il has, but invents
advantages and falsely asserts
their existence he transcends the
limits of putting" and engages
! in false representations and pre-
tfnses.
The federal trade commission, 1t is
understood. already has complaint
before il of unfairncss in advertising
After all. the truth pays best, sagely
observes the Beaumont tTexas) En- er-
prise. II you have a good article, adj
sertise it. Let the people know its
honest work You may fool somc
people sometimes with dishonest
iclalmS. but IN the END they Will flne
it out and your integrity is dis
credi ed.
Since the supr me court has hel(
that truth in advertising is essentia
There may be vast change in meth
DDS now pursued by speculative ad
vertisers.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-05-03
GEORGIA S0LIDLY FOR WILSON.

Macon Ga. May 2.-All arrange
me nts have been completed for the
Democratic state convention 10 be
held tomorrow % Leo the Georgia
delegation 10 the =. Louis conven-
ton. Georgia Democrats are a uni
in support of President Wilson ana
the delegates to St. Louis will be IN
structed to yot: for his renomina
lion
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-05-03
TODAY IN HISTORY.
One Hundred Years Ago.


1Sl6-Samuel Dexter, l.. S. senator
from Massachusetts and secrc-
tary of war under President
Adams. died at Athens. \. Y
Born in Boston. MAY IA, 1851
SeNenty-tiye Years Ago.
1S41-William II. Upham, governor OF
Wiscosin 1S95-97, born at West
Minister, Mass.
Fifty Years Ago.
Righteousness rendered the thanks
of the nation to officers, sol
diers and seamen who had
fought for the Union.
Twenty-Five Years Ago.
1S91-The centenary of the Polish
constitution of 1891 was cole
brated with great festivities in
Austrian Poland
One Year Ago in the War.
May 8, 1915-German and Austrian
official reports announced Russian
southern armies had been severely
defeated in western Galicia: Ger,
man submarines sank nine British
trawlers in the North sea in one
day: Germans announced capture
of farms on British front in Bel
GUM; Canada put ban on shipment
of grain to the United States
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-05-03
One Year Ago in the War.
Girl. MAKES RECORD.

Madison, Wis. MAY Miss Gladys
Palmer of Oak Park. Ill, coed at
the University of Wisconsin, today
threw a baseball 217 feet inches.
SURPRISING the intercollegiate record
for the event by IA feet inches. The
former record was held by a Vassar
student.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-05-03

1t is rumored that several of Pine
Bluffs husky garden diggers believe
an automatic spade digger is mod
crn necessity.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-05-03

Have you motto any of our busy
citizens loafing around down own
more than usual? Yes; it's house
cleaning time
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-05-03

The American bark Paolina, has
been sold for $lo5,00o. according TO-
announcement made at Mobile. Ala!
The Paolina was formerly an Italian
bark.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-05-03
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