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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-01-20
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Nm pprpergangene1 Sonntag pur=
Sc beiln @od)anrte Sic &ir9enre6=
,t11l1g perleien, melde Ste erf reulide
Sbotlade bot, 0aB nebit feiner ortf
ser @erl1einoe ruben0en Sbul0 lid
nod, eir1 nettes Siimmden III Ser Sir
henfalle befinoet. Neab Sem So6amte
fouo cine gemei11oeper iammllt11g
ltatt, in melder Sic Mitglteoer So
iepb Meir15 u116 Solepb 8ider olS
8er1ei11oeporiteber ermablt m11roel1.
Ml1b iprad in 6ieier e%r iammlung
ser bobop. 9furrer 2eutbner iiber oie
NotNpenoigfeit elmer fatbolii6en
Yforrldp1le, uno na6 ieiner iiber5eu=
senoen Mniprade muroe beldlolien>
in oielem Sabre nod Elm @6mel tern=
baus 5u bauen nn6 10 ben erl ten
@d)ritt CUR @riin6u1g elmer Efarr=
idl1le ein5uleiten. - MlS Sefretdr
oes bier beIte1en6en ct. Sobannes=
Mainanerpereins tpur6e HiuS 8tder
er1pablt, cine @eri@tigung Ser bor=
Sem inn ~Mor6itern" angegebenen
neuen e@reinsbeamten. - @te 6aS
Nfarrba11s 10 lit a1@ sic neue itattlt=
de @obnung beS Solepb Mein5 init
misunderstanding Der eben. -
sos. $. &unfel tpar lebte ISOLDE 1T
neutrality-suspicious. na@ ct.
CLOUD. $
Mapbem Gate.
Sobn 2ebmann begab li9 9ien=
ltag nad ct. Saul, mo- er Ser SAT-
resperiammlung Der 8utter= nn6 Sd
iefobrifQrten feS @toateS, 1pie Ser
GDclon= nno Sorna6o=S taatSgei ell
1daft uno Ser @taatsfeueroerlt9e=
rungsgei eli9aft b%eitpobnte. @r her
trot als 9elegat Sic 6armers Grea=
merp bon @auf &api6s, uno in Ser
@erlammll1ng ser @pclon= uno Sor=
nooo=Miiociation tpur6e er als Ofit=
gIieo ser Neutrality-suspicious. er=
mdblt. Mm Treitog traf er mie6er
oobeim elm. - @ebriioer 9ambert
un6 @einri6 @eB bon 8eo@, q. g.,
trofen 1reitag eum @eiude I'M miit=
terlifen &auie Elm. &einrid lit mn
bier 5um gei u9e, ser 2eonbar6 aber
megen elmer Mngelegenbeit, melde
bei einem Sunggeie0en bon groBter
8idtigfeit lit. @opiel meiB man
fdon: iie beiBt &dtb@en. - Mo@
mebrtGgigem 8eiude in Milpa1fee
hei ser 6amilie 9oniS 8nider lit SRI.
Tbere1io Selie am Iebten Treitag mie=
Ser bier eingetroffen. Infer bodm.
&forrer Soiepb 8uider, melder in
Sic 6ongorme ser Grippe geratben
NOR, bot iih bon Ser CUR Sebt5eit ge<
fGbrliden &ronfbeit pie6er ponitans
big erbolt.
6reepprt.
0ie Tarmer5 6reeport 60. btelt
gamltog Dor odt Ssobren lire Sab-
resneriammlung, BEL meld1er @ele=
eenbeit Sic @obI Ser 8eomten fir
nos nel1e @eiddftsiabr nit folgen6em
@rgebniB porgenommen muroe: 81.
Giedmann, Nrdii6ent; 50. &lepe, 8i=
scprdiioert; Soiepb 8orgcroing, Sc
fretdr; Soiepb Slider, Sd'atmeiiter;
8ermom &orte, Soicpb Tobed nno
s. @ttIe, 1ireftoren. - Trau 9. :
Sen bon 8isbee, g. g.. cine Sdtpe.
fter bes bier ipobnenben Tran3 Site
Ion6, sic 6ieIer crit fiir3lih beiudte,
1T am Sonntag, 6en 9. Sanuor, ge'
ftorben. Sic @eritorbene mar cine
Sodter ser etro fed's Mcilen non
Bier mohnenoen Tami1ie @uhcrt Site
Iun6. - @ad ldngercm @e'1he bel
ihren bier mobnqnben G1tcrn. u. 2on+
hermann uno Graa, fino $err nno
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-01-20
tt er, bat 6ie &raft Ser preuBiiden
StaatSftnan5en nidt gebroden, 6o9
bel10tbige MO meitere Weittel gum
&ieoerau fbau SltpreuBens.
@pm ipaialen sSelbe.

Son 8oseo, Ser @rinoer Ser from,
men @eielidaft Ser saleliarer, bat
li6 our@ fem eminent io5ialeS 8irs
fen Sen 9anf pieler MiQionen er-
morben. 9as fam belon6ers anlab=
lib oes 100. Sabrestages ieirer &C.
burt gum Musorud. @enn au9 ser
&rieg, ser ale 6rieoensarbeit NIT iei-
1rem lauten @et0ie in Sen @inter=
grun6 6rangt, cine Ben @er6ieniten
oieies SS11gen6bil6ners entlpreben6e
@e6enffeier nidt ul1ffommen lieB, 10
lit ieiner in 6ielen 8oden oo6 Diel=
fa9 in @ort un6 Sdrift ge6abt mor=
6en. go entbalt au6 6ie eben erldie-
meme S~a111armmmer beS bon ser
GentraIitelle 6es @entralpereins in
ct. 2ouis berauSgegebenen ~@entral<
8lattes" cine anipreden6e @ur6i<
gl1ng bes io5ialer @irfens Son Bos-
cos. 9ieielbe itammt aus Ger Sober
oes bodtpiir6igen @errn 6. &eimer-
idei6. Nebe1 ibr erideint i'm gleiden
&eft audi nod cine gan5e &eibe ar1-
6erer Iefensmertber Mrttfel. go
modt uns I'M 6ea1tiden SbeiI S. g.
@enfel in einem ldngeren Mnflate
nit Ser Gteuurg, tpelde ser entmid-
lungSgeididtlide So3ialismas ser
Marr'iden S6ule io5ialitii6en Solo
nien %gegeniiber einrimmt, betannt,
tpdbren6 Elm 6ritter uns einen gin<
blid in 6ie n&riegsarbeit 6es Garitas-
berbon6eS fir 6as fatboliide De1tti@~
lan6" getpdbrt. @iir3ere 8eipredun<
gen beban6eln sic n@dmierigfeiten in
Der amtliden Mabrungsfiriorge" un6
6ie tbeilmeiie @infiibrung BON ~Tfin-
6eitl0b1ten in Deutidlan6." - Ser
engliide Sbetl begtnnt nit elmer bon
9ouis 8116en5 geidrtebenen Mbban6-
lung iiber Sic iegensreide @irfim-
tteit fatbolifder @oipitdler in @ta6ten
fleinerer u1r6 mittlerer @r0Be. SIR
fo1gt elm Invertebrates Graftat iiber
oos 5tu6i1tm Ser @erbre6eranlagen
I'M Sl1genbliden bon P. 81. Muntih
8. S. 6erner cine @r%Iarterung Der
inn nnterridten ser @intpanberer on
getpan6ten Metho6en un6 beridiebene
fl1r5e 8eipredungen. - Sn Ser
5rm1enabtbeilung beipri@t Cornelius
Sittaro sic n6eutide Srouenarbeit
I'M @eltfriege." 3mei meitere Mrtifel
moden 11ns nit Sen ~Damos Gate
ouiftas," elmer fpanifden religioien
@enoiienid)oft, uno SEN fotboliider1
io5iolen Tra11enidulen in Miind1en
uno &eibelberg befannt. Ser Iette
Sbeil 6es @eftes lit, mie ge1pobnt,
oem @ereinslebert un6 io5iolen @ir~
fen ser 6eutidcn &atbolifen bes 9an~
bes getpi6met. v@entralblatt & Soeial
Suffice" erideint monatlih 1tnb lit
gum Nreiie bon ST 5u besiehen bon
ser @entraIitelIe bes Gentralucreins,
POI Temple 8uil6ing, ct. 2ouis,
Mn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-01-20
10. Sannar.

Is. Sanrar.
9ie 6Iiegerleut11ants 80lfe unb
sSSmunelmarn baben ie6er ei11 meite=
res fein6lides Slug5el1g an Ser @eit=
front abgeidoiien un6 6afiir bonn
&ai1 er SEN Sr6en Sour le Merite er=
llalter. Ser tiirfii6e 61iegerle1tnant
Goe6efe fat at Ben 0aroanellen let
1uen pierten Meroplan bernntergebolt.
@nglifde Mngriffe bel @rmentie=
res un6 fran5oiiide @orit0Be in Ser
Gbampagne itn6 bon BEN Geutlden
abgetpie1en tpor6en.
9ie rulli1de Sffeniipe in Sltga=
ligien 1tn6 @eliorabien bat boQig Der
lagt. Die 6. unb 8. Er11ppen bolte11
Lungs ser 8ront lire bisberigen Stel=
l11ngen.
Sic monteregriniide &afenita6t
Mmtipari lit bon meittragen6en otter
rei9ii9en @ei6iiBen inter 6euer ge=
nommen tporoen. MQer Mugen men=
sen iib bin no6 Montenegro uno
barren ser 9inge, sic iid BORT ereig=
rem mer6en. Gas &oIf ser Mo11tene=
griner gebt ieiner bollen Mieoermer=
fung entgegen. getinje miro bereits
aufgegeben> nad)6em 8asiaf un6 Die
ongren5e1toen Soben genommcn por=
SEN iin6. Som Sen MQiierten miro Sic
Nie6erperf ung Montenegros als ct
mas l1nerbebli6es bingeitent, in
@irflidfeit aber be6e11tet ite fir Sic
3entrolmabte ei1ten groBen @etpinn.
Sin ser iettild=griedii6en @ren5e
ideint es nun 6od gu einem &fe
5u fommen. Set 9oiran ion Ser
erite Sdlag geoen sic 8riten geide-
ben. Mns &om berlautet, 6ab sic
@riten bon Sen 8ulgaren beftig be-
Idoiien pur6en. Man nimmt an,
oaB sic teutoniiden 8erbiin6eten bier
unter Sem S%berbefebI 6es General
fel6morfdons bon Madenien fteben.
Sci Monoitir iteben Deutihe nn6 De-
iterreider, sic Sen redten 6licgel BILL
SEN, i'm Centrum Bel 9oipan befin=
SEN ii@ 6ie 81;leoren, un6 Ben red-
ten 6liegeI beDoupten sic Tirfen. go
1fetnts 6oh Alt etnem 8oritoB qeQe11
SnIonifi at fnmmen.
Sm @eiBen Sool 6es &onigliden
G6loiies 5u Berlin bat Ser 6el1tide
Meidsfon5ler, Gr. bon 8etbmann-
@ollmeg, als preuBiider Minilterpra=
ii6ent SEN prel.Biidcn 9an6tog init
ser iib1iden Tbronre6e eroffnet. @S
lporen lto15e Morte, Ole er iprad; or
riibmte Sen oltpreubii6en @eiit, Der
ii6 aufs 11e11e bemdbrt babe. Oie
cGbronre6e per(as Ser Meihsfm5ler
;,of @ottes6ieniten inn Som ln6 in
ser 81. &ebmigs Stride. Ct idloB
feline &e6e NIT sen @orten: "Da 1n>
iereTein6e uns Sen &rieg m1fgeatua1r~
GEN boben, ml;iien lie o11h sic 5dltl6
un6 8erontmrrtuna oltf iih nehmer,
menn sic 8GIfer Gurnnos %fortfohren,
iih gegenieitia @unocn auaufiiaen.
9lud fnnoiate ser Miniiterproiibent
an, baB cine @nrIooc al1r groffnlng
scr ~@infommrnitcucr ~noroelegt mer.
Son miro, ia zine @rroroFer,1ng Ser
Ginfiinfte BEG Gtootcs fih ols MOTH
tpenois ertpiefen bot. Ser arieg, Jag.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-01-20

auf Slid fommt es an. fonz
bern ouf felbitdnoige, barmonii&e, aus
@olem entfpringenoe uno gum @olen
forti9reitenoe araft. aus Der unmttz
telbar, mitten in u1D trob aller GREGG
niTe bes 3ufalles. Slid uno 3eiter<
teit bon felbit herporseben.
81. b. 6xmbolbt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-01-20
9enti@e &in6er.
Ginise Yrobcn ibrcr @nffaKnng bes
G1lfcrfricaeS.

81. 8. Tloerte 9t6t ieBt BEL @eorg
MiiQer in Miin9en Elm eigenarttges
8u@ beraus: Sic &tnoer uno Der
&rieg", tporin er Die Musipru4e BON
Rinbern uno bic 8eri@te ibrer 9pfer
unb tleine 9el6entaten fammelt. Htahz
itebenb geben mir eintge proben:
. Gurforse
DrauBen. fdut Der @@nee. SIN
3immer beim gemiitlt4en &aminfeuer
iiBt RleinzSls@en un6 nbtlft" ibrer
Mutter, bic etfrig an parmen @olbaz
tenftrimpfen fir bic meibna@tlt@en
2iebespafete 1trtdt. Mie6er uno mtez
ser mideln sic tletnen 5inger4en Ell
men langen @oQfaoen UNI etne Naoel.
Ma@ einisem Ma@oenten iagt &letnz
sSlsden Damn: vMutti, parum ftrtden
mir oenn nur tmmerfort 10 ptele
@triimpfe fir uniere tapferen @oloaz
ten2 Die baben jebt fi@er f@on gez
mug. Sd ner0e i@ne1 nal Elm paar
@triimpfe fir Sen lieben Soft maz
@en, 6amit er ni9t 10 frteren mub i'm
@immel. 9enn ba 1T es gemib febr
talt, neil bod 10 bel @4nee berabz
fdnt,"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-01-20

\ MUSlC CO.
ct. Glpnt, minn.
|6rau Senlen nad ibrem @eim in
Nrmltrong, g. g., 5uriifgefebrt. -
@eilrid) @enfer, lpeld)er bier 1elne
glteru nit ei1en1 @elu6e erfreute,
lit anfongs LETTER @ode nod ct.
Saul in ibr @eim 5urudgefebrt. :
9ia6 mebrtdgigem @eil1he in Der So
nlilie lei1res 6reun0aS Morib So
ld)en lit Soiepb @eidert a1f iein ar~
6eitsfelo in Milmaufee 5uriidgefebrt.
Il SRI. Gleonpra %ltblenfott, melde
in Sintoh, Minp., in einem 2aoen
alS 3ienerin angel te1t mar, tit oo=
beim eingetroifen. - SIM Squire 1ei=
res @oters Mif. @odert, liegt Sobn
@odert CUR gtrnnoe inrn1er nod) in
einen1 fritilden 3uitanoe nieoer. -
S. 81. 8a1thpeiler bat ietn Sdomfge=
id)aft 6em SEQ &lein bon Mlbanp in
&adt gegeben; 0ieler bot oasielbe om
Mpntog iiberno1nmen. - Ser ntt>pett
pon bier mobnen6e @einri6 Sleef err
lit, ols er cine @aiolin<Wfa16ine IN
@ang ge1ett batte n116 6ielelbe 1am
non gdnee nn6 Sis reinigen molte>
6en 8rn@ 5peier Singer iener @ono,
nit Ser er in boS S6tpungrao &C.
rietb. Or 9umont nabm 6en Ser
nun6eten in 8ebar6lung, un6 ct
glQ1bt, baB es mebrere Woden
%nin1n1t, bebor ser 8erung1udte 6te
lQ6ierte @on6 mie6er gebra1den
fam1.
ct MntbpnD.
Sal. Cores ron 8isbee, sc. g., er>
ltattete bier einen bertpanh- nn6
f:eur6iduftli9en 8ein6. - Sacob
@an &empen bon @orris> Minn.,
lton6 6ieier Sage bier tn @eidaftS=
nnterbonolungen nit 6. S. @era6s.
- SEQ &lein, tpeld)er bor6em bier
Sic @oGe zines S6anf>pirtbeS fpielte,
bot iid in Sreeport nie6ergelaiien,
mo- er tpie6er @a116el in ~naIien"
8oaren betreiben miro. Sic @iS=
ernte bat bier begomen; oie 6ormers
creamery 60. ldBt gegenmartig ibr
gisbous anfiilfer. - 9te 6rm1en
5ti6 un6 urbati6 baben ii@ auf cine
9eiudsreiie gu @ermanoten aufge-:
moht. - Motb. Sect aus MbonD
nor letten Sonntag @eidafte bolber
in nnlerer Mitte.
5a1f Gentre.
Soiepb 81. S60nboff bat Die @ad)-
ri6t erbolten, boB er bonn 8raii6em
@ilion ols &oitmeiiter 6ieier Sta6t
ernunnt mor6en lit. Mebft linn ma=
rem @irgermeiiter Sobn @fc@ibbon
un6 &einri9 Garfield fir 6oS
Mmt inn 6el6e. @oitmeiiter 5000
bars Sermin lduft I'M 6ebruor
ob. &err sd0nboff lit unitrei-
tlg cine fir sic @teuung paiien=
Sc &eri0nlidteit, un6 er miro alS
GoItmeilter Ser @to6t Souf Centre
1n6 fi@ ieIbit in prompter un6 5u-
oerlGiiiger Musiibung Ser ImtSpfltds
ten n11r gbre einlegen. - SSn elmer
om 3icnitagaben6 p%ergongener $50
de gebaltenen @eriammlung oes bier
t%eltebenoen fatb. 6oriterbofeS pur,
Sen Sic nel1e1t @eomten 6ur@ ben
bodm. &farrer 81. Mr5t, Ser eigens
bo5u oepntiert tpar, in lire Memter
cingefiibrt. Sic 8ean1ten iin1: bodm.
SEER Mr3t, geiitlider Siibrer; S. g.
sd0nbpff Sberforiter;; S. 8. Minet-
te, @ebiIfsoberioriter; S. 81. S6on-
boff, &rotofou=S efretar; g. s..
Shmor5bouer, Tinan5iefretar; Sobn
81. @on6lo6, sdobmetiter; S. S.9fi<
nette, @ermoltungsrotb fir BRET Sob=
re; Mif. Srtb fir 3mei Sabre uno
80. 6ronf fir Elm Sabr. - Sobn
@inters, tpeIder Dor nidt gang et-
nem Sabre nod Sauf Centre fam,
rot Elm @runoitiid getouft in Der Mb~
i,9t, dnf 6emfelben cine 6obelmiible
3l erri@tem faQS sic @eidaftslerte
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Sic &rie9s1a9e.
(5ortiebung bon Seite ~

Gortiebung bon Seite ~
Srte Greto unb 9or iotpie Mago Oft
lid) bon &iga. Sic 0iterrei6ii6=un=
gariide Mrtillerie feuerte auf oas
italientide 2ager uno 6ie 8araden
ii6li6 BON Eontafe1 un6 i6oB iie in
Gra116.
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6eIf Grrer Qeber - Sc Iphrt fim.

YeIH V1tfef ytbtt VS l0Httf t1d1.
@em Cure 2eber iifl crhortet
un6 @rer Moqen ei%qenthiimTih hor-
be1t, nehm Ct. @inas Meue 2cbens-
pinen. nno SIR tperbet g1,d ieIbit bef-
fer fiihlen. sic rcinigen bos g1ltt,
madt g1th fret bon &ortlcibiofeit.
eeshr fiihlt grh fein - aerohe mie
SIR @rm fiibIen tpolt. Mciniot md
6ie @eiiftsfarbe. 25f Bel Mpotbe-
fern. - Gina.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-06-20

The Atlantic Monthly, the super
highbrow magazine published in Bos-
ton-got real sensational in a recent
issue, when it printed an article under
the title, "The Economic Crime of the
Protestant Church" A reading dis
closed the fact that the high crime
and misdemeanor was that ministers
are not receiving sufficient salary.
Which is probably true. There are
country ministers in this section of
Arkansas who are not paid much more
than what good carpenter can earn;
and some even less.
In the cities, of course, it is diff
ferent. But considering that min
lister nowadays has to address intelli-
gent and wide-awake people, it is evil
dent that he must have thorough
education, be leader in the COM
munity, a progressive in thought and
live standard of life that induces
respect. These things considered,
even the city ministers are ill-paid
On the other hand, ministerial
position is not one of making.
It is one of service. One who enters
the profession knowingly sacrifices
greater rewards that might be at
tanned in other professions with the
same amount of education. One of
the rewards of the ministry should
be the knowledge that mankind is
being influenced toward the higher
life according to rules laid down by
the Master of Destinies.
But ministers should be made to
feel that they will not be forced into
poverty-stricken old age after life
time of service to mankind To be eff
ficient, they must have such thoughts
off their mind.
And laborer (even in the vineyard
of Cody is worthy of his hire.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-06-20
BASEBALL AS A MENTAL
EXERCISE.

It is customary to pat folks on the
back and tell them they are so blame
less that they are fully prepared to
meet the Angel Gabriel.
This telling fellow lie-directly
or by implications undoubtedly one
of the fine arts of civilization. 1t
came to us because the courage to tell
the truth gradually disappeared when
through successive generations in the
cave dwelling period the suave but
hoary specimens who were called
business men because they bartered
and sold wives, found that too much
truth telling didn't pay.
Since those. tribal days the idea has
taken on momentum, until nowadays
some Of the more advanced authors
ties on ACCOMPLISHING aazuma are con-
WINGED that strict veracity never, at
least rarely, pays.
Now for the truth about baseball!
IS We have it.
p;e 8: tie . ...S:.; troubles Of TIE
Amey:c4% yerts: .:v:sg ~ tie ..@-ge
citjes is that he has adopted baseball
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-06-20
Absorption Process
3 I Makes Faces Young;


Success has at last come to scientists
who for years have sought some method
of removing the outer veil of facial skin
in cases of ulsightly compilations. which
would be both painless and harmless. The
new process is so simple. so inexpensive,
the wonder is no one had discovered it
long ago 1t has been amply demOnStra-
ted that common mercolized wax tsold by
druggists in ounce packages) entirely re-
moves by gentle absorption. the withered,
lifeless surface skin. showing the youth
full. roselike skin beneath. The wax is ,ap..
piled at night. like cold cream. and washed
off in the morning. The absorption also
ceanses clogged pores. increasing the skins
breathing capacity and preserving tone,
color and natural beauty of the new skin.
simple and harmless wrinkle-remover
which has also proved quite successful can
easily he made at home in Il iiffy. All one
need do is to dissolve an ounce of pow
der"d saxolite i'll Il half pint of witch hazel
and battle the fac. in the solution once a
day for awhile. After the very first appli
cation the finer lines disappear and the
deeper ones soon follow.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-06-20
GERMANS OVERCOME
IN HEAVY FIGHTING

London, June 19.-Heavy fighting
between the Russians advancing to-
ward Kovel and the Germans under
General Won Linsingen is reported by
the Berlin Tageblatt's correspondent
at Austrian headquarters, according
to an Amsterdam dispatch. The Rus
slams are in superior numbers and
the dispatch asserts that the Tage-
blatt account of the fighting is
worded so as to prepare Berlin for
the news of another Teutonic re-
treat.
The Tageblatt says the Austrians
have taken fresh positions between
Czernowitz and the Dniester, where
they are awaiting further Russian
attacks In the middle Stripa sector
on the direct line to Lembsrg, the
German general, Count Won Bothmer,
is reported to be maintaining his re-
sistance against heavy pressur1-. by
the Russians.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-06-20
MARINES BREAK
TRAVEL RECORD

Pekin, China, May IL (By maiD.-
The record for trans-Pacific travel
from San Francisco to Pekin by the
Southern route was lowered "a hours
when Corporal John Alexander and
IA privates of the United States ma
rine corps arrived here for duty with
the American legation guard of ma
rines, after having been "a days en-
route from San Francisco. The best
previous record was 35 days and >
hours.
The party of United States marines
left San Francisco via an army
transport, and at Guam, Mariana
islands, transshipped to the U. S. S.
Brooklyn, which brought them di-
rectsy to Shanghai. They came from
Shanghai to. Pekin by rail-.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-06-20
MILLERS ANTISEPTIC OIL
KNOWN AS
Snake Oil
Most Wonderfully Penetrating, Pain
Relieving, and Healing Oil
Known.

1t is creating sensation through
out the South where it is being intro
cuced. Many thousand people are
now using it with gratifying, results.
For rheumatism, neuralgia, lumbago,
sore, stiff and swollen joints, corns,
bunions or whatever the pain may
be, apply the oil to the affected parts
and it will disappear, as if by magic.
For sore throat Group. grip. dip
iberia and tonsilitis it has been foun i
most effective. Every bottle guaran-
teed at Brashers Drug Store.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-06-20
OHIO SUNDAY SCHOOLS TO MEET

Findlay, O., June 19-With "Educa-
ton in Religion and Religion in Edu-
cation" as it's general theme, the an
nual convention of the Ohio Sunday
School association will assemble here
tomorrow morning for three-day
session. Subjects of great interest to
Sunday school work will be taken up
and discussed by such speakers as
Prof. Charles Foster Kent OF Yale
University, Prof. Walter A. Ahearn
OF Drake University, Rev. George A.
Joplin Of Louisville, Prof. G. Walter
Fiske of Oberlin college, and Marion
Lawrence, general secretary of the
International Sunday School associa-
ton.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-06-20
YELLED PROPHET MEET.

Detroit, Mich, June 19.-The Mys-
tic Order of Yelled Prophets of the
Enchanted Realm, u fraternal organ
ization with a membership confined
to members of the Masonic fraternity
began it's annual supreme council
session in this city today with Grand
Monarch William H. Snyder, of Ell
mira; N. Y, presiding. The official
part of the meeting will consume
three days and the remainder of the
week will be devoted to a series OF
entertainments.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-06-20
WEST VIRGINIA TO CELEBRATE.

Charleston. w. Va, June 19.-Gov-
ernor Hatfield of West Virginia has
proclaimed holiday tomorrow to
celebrate the 53rd birthday Of the
state, and incidentally to demonstrate
the states splendid development, it's
great resources, and the spirit of it's
progressive people" In connection
with the celebration the West Vir-
sinia board of trade has organized a
sereis of what may be called BOOM
ing festivals all over the state.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-06-20
TAFTS' WEDDING ANNIVERSARY.

New Haven, Conn.,, June i9.-Mes-
sages of greeting from friends
throughout the country were receiv-
ed today at the home of former
President and Mrs. William H. Taft
in this city to remind them of their
thirtieth wedding anniversary. Mrs.
Taft formerly was Miss Helen Her
ron of Cincinnati. They were mar
ried in Cincinnati, June 10, 1886.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-06-20
.'uONyENTION'~0Fss PRESSMEN.

Rogersville, Tenn, June 19.-The
annual convention Of the 1nternation-
al Printing Pressmeu and Assistants
union of North America began here
today at the national home maintain
ed by the organization. The sessions
will continue week OF longer. The
annual reports to be presented by
the several officers show the union
to be in flourishing condition as
regards both membership and fl
nanceS
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-06-20
HUGHES TO VISIT ALMA MATER.

Providence, r. l., June 19.-The
commencement week exercises to be-
gin at Brown university tomorrow
will be honored by the presense of
Charles E. Hughes, Republican nomi-
nee for the presidency. Mr. Hughes
graduated from Brown in the class of
81. The exercises and reception In
connection with Mr.. Hughes visit to
his alma mater will be informal.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-06-20

1t will require a majority of all
votes cast in the general election in
November to adopt amendment No. II.
Therefore let every man work for this
educational measure and also not for
get to speak to his neighbor about it.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-06-20
NEW LEAGUE IN CAROLINA.

Statesville. N. c., June 19.-The
newly organized Western North Car
DINA baseball league gets under way
today for it's first season. The cir
cult is made up on Kannapolis, Gas
tonia, Morgantown and Statesville.
The finla games OF the season will
be played August 26.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-06-20

as mental recreation instead of
practicing the game or some other
game just as good.
Nearly every young fellow in a city
possessing league team--and hun
dreds Of thousands in towns and vii
lagos not possessing league ball--can
tell you more about the personal
habits, characteristics and profess
sional ability of Tyrus Cobb, Benny
Kauff, Walter johnson or iris
Speaker than he can about the presi-
dent of the United States, the sena-
tors from his state, the representa-
tive of his district, the mayor of his
town, or the machinery of national,
state or local government.
He doesn't care a cent about the
issues that confront the nation, state
or his town. He consequently cannot
vote with intelligence.
He fails of interest in large num-
Der of things that would be of lasting
value to himself and the state. But
Mental recreation in baseball from
distance monopolizes his time. The
sport has been dramatized for him in
such a way that it engrosses his at
tention. Some of these "sport bugs"
know more about the game than does
many sporting editor; but they know
little of anything else.
1t is an evil for mems minds to be
wrapped up in subject of trivial i'm
portance when there is so much OF
real Importance that demands the best
that is in us.