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Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-04-07
PlRiICLY-OWNED MAYORS.

Lost fall there were a surprising
number of Socialist mayors elected
i'll American cities. If there are not
so many nsX- fall, it may be the fault
OF the See alists themselves, for fail
ing TO support their own representa-
tivcs in public office Such case
as that OF Mayor Lunn of Schenectady,
\. Y, plainly tends to prejudice the
public against the Socialist party.
Mayor Lunn is in the peculiar posi-
ion of hay ng pleased the general
bublic, and at the same time dis
Pr ased his own party to such de-
gree that it has reDudiated him. The
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-04-07

Iocket, we would have defense fund
q. $1,440,000, 900.
If each contribut d the 500 which
the average summer camp man spends
GU his vacation" of hard work pre-
baring TO defend our country from
il vasion. our amy and navy would
have 5000 100000.
Can VIC alfGrl preparedness?
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-04-07
faKIg. II, 1EI II |y, ' 5,s'
lie Hbpsa,M 6SHS thM hG s.;,as fi,lc,

~ N&sy.TS ~ SSA vi Ns 7TrS
citys OFFICES ,@ftth%eo ia&Sf f in " ''h'en re
sa'dless of ,pnl ties instead }}of APP
pointing orthodox socialists OF the
dictation of the party organization
The question az issue, he says. is
whether elected Socialist officials
should be publicly or p,iva ely own d.
! stand Tor publ c ownership"
Public, ownership of moyors is a
platform easily accepted By citizens
of any faith. Socialists themselves
should be the last to antagonzc it.
And after all their lofty professions
o! disintera ST d plrolc service, it
seems odd to see hem splitting on the
same rock Of party regularity and
auccumbing 10 the same lust FOR office
that have often dscrcdtel the older
parties.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-04-07
ACTION Is MATERIAL,

p. S. Mechan, Hancock, Mich,
critics: 81 have given Foley Cathar-
til Tablets a through trial and can
positively state they ara the best
laxative l ever used. Their action is
natural no pain Or gripping, and they
clean the SYSTEM IN fine shape
Stout persons say the buoyaat, free
feeling they bring is a blessing. Mann
Pharmacy.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-04-07
PREPARE DNESS,

The Columbia Is. c. state tells ;hat
"the following, written on the back
of an envelope, was picked up on the
sround at a gathering OF South Caro-
linians, AMI is suppas9 d 10 be the
Leads CT the speech which one o.
The orators delivered, and which he
Lad iotted down b9forehand
"'Gci knows
"'The fair womcn--
"'This great state
The glorious past
The old veterans
'Breathes there man---
Familiar faces
So joke
Deep gratitude-'
Evidently the memo. originally be
longed TO strons believer in pre-
paredncss.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-04-07
DO YOU KNOW THAT

81 Says in roof-gutters may act
Il as mosquito breeding places?
i Americas most valuable crop is
+ babies?
$ The public cigar cutter is
= health menace?
& The United States public health
$ service maintains loan library
& of stereopticon slides?
The typhoid rate measures ac-
81 curatelv community intelligence?
8 Whooping cough annually Kills
s over 10000 Americans?
: Bad housing produces Dad
health?
s. 4: :: Sc &: :: :: s. s. IS :: s. = s. d: p y :; 50
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-04-07
O%O

The farmer who figures on big
II ces for corn, hay and food and
who concludes that he can afford to
plant all his land in cotton. purchas-
ing his needs-that man is likely to
receive a rude Jolt toward the fas
end of 1916. Better play it safe and
srow a least enough food crops to
feed the family, and feed for the
stock.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-04-07

The Graphic gladly publishes free
Of charge notices for churches, hoci-
cites, fraternal organizations and
clubs when the events are not intend
ed as money-makers. # there is at
tempt at taking, notices OF the
events are advertisements, and will be
charged for accordingly.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-04-07

How much does your COW yield lin
Pennsylvania, f a COW yields less than
SEQ yea: the animal is considered d
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-04-07
PRESS COMMENT.

Carranza is "a very cautious man,
so far as the United States is con-
cerned. He ought to exercise some
diligence in restoring order in Mexi-
CO. overcoming! the bandits and put
ting down the Mexican troubles gen
orally. II that were done, it would
probably call for less diplomatic bick-
cling from him so far as the United
States is concerned, and would please
the American people, too Just at
this time, they are not in much hui
NOR to parley with Carranza or any
other Mexican who cannot run Next
co on the lawand-order principle
Austin Statesman
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-04-07

For Il crippled man. Villa is Il
marvel in moving rapidly.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-04-07

E.@ ~ I-EEgx :, s. !: 800
The Arkansas rver Is high, again.
We MAJ expect another display of ac-
tlv!ty toward adopting plans for
remedying conditions in the lakebed
ion. This is not very definite, but
You know what is m ant.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-04-07

A recent number of the Literary
Digest contained an article on Cook
cry for Criminals" We hold that
while such treatment is eminently
appropriate for bores, it is a trifle
too drastic for ordinary malefactors.
kansas City Star.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-04-07

The Republicans are worrying
whether they should run after the
colonel or from him.-Florida Times
Union.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-04-07

Mingled emotions may be felt b.
the Germans if they have to torpedo
the German ships which Portugal and
Italy have commandments ing
field Republican.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-04-07

of family who prepared his house
hold against burglars by buying one
cartridge and put off getting the pis-
tot until 1921?-Boston Transcript
Washington Journal., 1916-10-06

3.ubdlter elm, an Mo6le teilauneb>
men, lfnb aus poIitit ooer aug ange<
borener S0fIi9teit benabm tr fi3
nunmebr ipie Der feinite Salonmonn.
am 9a9mittag fpurbe bic Siefta
Ser flint 3e1engenofen plObIi6 GEE
It0rt our9 Elm 9etpebrgetnatter. bas
man gang beutIi9 i'm Sof inter oen
5enItern b0rte, uno auBerbem bur9
ben 2Grm BON S9ritten in ben
@Gnsen Oss @efGngniTes. Die Sc
fangenen liefen raid pOrbet, einen
rief mar our9 bas S9iebfeniter Der
Sir an unb bsfrogte ibn, mas es
eebe. r0ie grsuBen iinb in paris
einge0rangen," %anttportete man raid,
runb man f%iifiIiert ole SpionogeDer>
od9tieen."
Sd tonnte 0ies oues ni6t elou<
BEN, ober i9 muBte mid bod auf
mein 8ett nie0erieBen unb ebenfo Die
onbern. Die 5ur9t unb bic Mut Der
einen pergrDBerte bic Surdt unO bic
@ut Der onoern, bic tobten, ooB 1ie
10 3pi1den ben bier Mouerl zines
@efGngnisbofes en6igen miiBten,
obne ibre llni4uIo bepeifen gu tOn>
men.
Oas @epebrgetnatter b0rte bonn
auf uno ipdter erfubren mir, baB
cine beuti9e Saube iiber Dos 9elGnz
be eefIogen mar unb OoB SpIbaten
bonn 9o9e aug ouf 0as 2uftfabrSeug
gef9ofen botten.
Na9 bieIer gmption 11tten mir
cine Sreuoe. 9Ils mir ben SubbDoen
reini9ten. fanben mir in einem Win=
tel in papier eingebiiut Elm bpuitGn>
oiges &egelfpiel, bas in gang ousgez
sei9netsr Meife ous 8rottrumen ber>
fertist unO ieBt 10 bart mar, als Oh
es aug Stein tpdre. Die &egel tparen
ni9t gang 70 bO9 pie Elm Singer
uno bic &egelfugeln tporen 10 glatt
pie 8iGarbtuseln. Mir begnnnen
nun unadbliee &egelpdrtien, uno ba
mir psnieitens, mas infer 8etragsn
anlongte, in 4nie9en itanben. 70 fagz
ten bic Md9ter. Die BON 3eit gu 3eit
bur9 oos S9iebefenfter foben,
ni9ts. Wir tpurben nun fibner uno
fabriaierten Elm Tamefpiel aus peis
Zen unb f4par5en 8%rOttrumen, fer=
ner &arfenz unb Spminofpiele aus
&artoni4a9teln. 1no ba niemanb
bon uns, trpB 0es eriten @tels. ben
er empfunben bate, mebr an Die un'
Washington Journal., 1916-10-06

Gas trnnrise edidfal einee fransOfi.
ihcn Senior.

Sas trnurise edidfal eines franS5fi.
ifcn Senior.
Sin Barrier SournoliIt ertennt nit
@ntIeBen in einem Mann in fabenz
I9einigem Mnaug. Der nit ipiBem
Stod 3igarrentummeI ouffammeIt
unD einltedt, einen ebemaligen &one>
gen, nm oefen artitel ii9 fru6er Die
groben 3eitun9et. rtfen. Gr erfGbrt,
bas Glenr bes Ggiournoliiten famine
Saber, boB er cine 3eitlang BEL Der
3enIurbeb0tOe 9ienit. tun muBte.
Darauf ftIOfen fi3 ibm, 10 er5d4lt
Der ~Semps", idmtli9e Reoaftions<
tiren.
sd bsnfe a6er oo9 germ boran."
iogt Der ungIidli9e, npie i'd gang
alein in Der No9t an meinem s3enz
IortiI9e iab. Cine ununter6ro9ene
&eibe BON SrbDnnan3unteroffi5ieren
entleerten ibre @ttentai4en unter
meiner 2ampe, unb cine na6re Slut
BON Selesrammen ereoB ii9 borous.
Nus alien 9immelsri9tungen tomen
bic fleinea r8lauen" an, unb f9on
i6r critics Mort erpedte ben @e0ans
fen an irsenb cine ferne 2anbI9oft:
Petersburg, MabrtD. Galonitt, Cons
bon, 8uiareit, Hom, 2ifobon, Sos
pen9ogen, Nep Oorf. Nlgier, Die gors
&c Melt mar bier pertreten unb fliis
iterte an msinem Sbr, pie Der Saedn
in Der Mui9el finst. Sebes bieier
tlsinen blauen Re9tede ipar Elm mas
glider Gpiesel. 9arin iab i'd 9eere
'ii9 oeri9isben unO auiommeni4meIs
gen, i4 iab bic Diplomaten DOrii9tig
CARTE Sdoen ipinner, fa6 Stdote fol>
len unb bic 8eiiesten eefongen. Sd
Iab ben Zeppelin dus ieinem S4upz
pen berausgleiten, folgte ieiner GEE
fGbrli9en Spur, fab i'm entoedt, Derz
folgt unf aif Der Hiidte6r. sd
bore out1 UNI bic Mttterna9tsitunOe
ben oer5iDtifelten &uf zines BON eiz
nem untsrieeboot ~berfolsten S6iffes,
unb Der Selegrap6 iiberieBt mir ieine
NotIignaIs, big es nod slidli9 in
ben rettenben 9afen %einlduft. Cine
6~euersbrunt bri9t aus, cine Sabrit
Fliest in bic 2uft, Elm 3ug entgleiit,
uno ba ftBe i9 pie etne Spinne I'M
mitten zines Nebes BON 5udenben
5Gben, in benz Nes, bos bic @leftriz
3itGt Inn bic NeIt 9elegt bat, uno
i9 bube nur penige StunOen bas
Gefibl, Der 3~entralnerD Srontrei9s
gu iein. Sd babe bic Jiirforse unb
8erantmortung fir Meni4enle6en.
Sd begleite in @ebonten bas nit
Sruppen belabene 3ransporti9iff,
bos fi4 ouf se5eimem 8ese einem
peritedten 9afet nd6ert, unb i'd err
itide iGntIl bic Sttmme bes &orrez
Iponbentsn, Der, 10 gut unterri9tet,
Washington Journal., 1916-10-06

3elengenpHen miTen oufla9en. Nun
fGngt er nit benz Miaiondr gu ftreiz
ten an unb beorobt ibn. r&miiiert
Did oas bielei9t, onb man mid ins
gefdn9his eeieBt hat2"
60fli@ erpioerte Der MilipnGr
barauf, bob i'm Blob feline Dirt, bic
S9ube gu puBen, amiifiert babe unb
boB er ibm oafiir bantbar lei, neil
es inn gum ertenmal felt bier Sa=
gen pergOnnt getpefsn iei, gu laden.
Der MinionGr erSGblt uuf bos 8es
fragen bes inngen Mannes, Der ii9
nit benz Nomen Benjamin boritelt,
tpesbalb er bier lei unb biefer repan@
6iert ii9 init Ieiner @ef4idte. Gin
Srauen5immer, oas Stpeimal 10 alt
getpeien lei tpie er, bate ibn nit ii9
genommen, ols er Is Sabre alt mar.
Gines Snges bate er 9enug BON ibr
ilnb al einem Der folgenoen Mbenbe
erf9ien ie an elmer StraBenede Dor
i'm. @r fab nrr einen Slai9enbals.
Der Stpeimal Dor feiner Nugen tan3te,
fiel nieber unb beulte uno ieBte bie=
les 9eulen stpei Sage unb Spei
Id9te fort, neil fe ibm @itriol ins
gefi6t gei4iittet bate. Se9s Wos
9er lag er i'm Spital, un6 bann mar
er bas ~getpor0en, pas er mar, Elm
8urf9e, ben man nur nit Mitleio
anfab.
Ser MiGiondr fraete ben BUR-
i9en aug unb erfubr, OaB er isiner
Mutter CUR Sat fale, bic Ndberin
lei unb Sag unb Na9t arbeite. Bon
Mitlsio ereriffen, Derfpra6 inn Der
Miliondr, baB er ibm aug Nmerifa
cine Gautfdutmasfe perbe tommen
lafen unb 6aB er i'm, ipenn er ous
Gefdnsnis perlaHen fOlte. als putt
ger Ieiues @atcmobils anitsllen
perbe. y,
Washington Journal., 1916-10-06

..ssS8k
ssbsurs S6mubigteit Der H.tien
6ohte, fpurbe Die ,3sIe fir uns mad
unb mad cine grt aIub. Qls Der
obsrIfs 0G@ter benz MilionGr cine
fIeine 3ene fir ii9 olsin onbot, onts
portete bieIer obns gu 5oubern; Sd
babe bier bret Jrsunbs. Die i6 nidt
bsrlaFen nil.
Damn Tam elm 8urIde bon unges
fGbr o9t5ebn Sabrsn, Der gon5 Oas
Qusfeben zines Qpaden bate. Auf
feiuer @onse elm GROCER fdporser
0erbono, feline Nofe lit bur9 einen
efeIbaFten Nusfdloe balb Serfrefen.
fein re6tes 4uge 1T bersits ereriffen
uno mar frost fi9, OBJ inter Dem
@erbonbe Tein MunS ni9t Bis gu oen
Obren reidt. Seine Suore iinb glatt
oetdmmt unb BADEN an Der Stirne
SronTen. Gtpos tiefer bnrunter Bee
finoet ii9 cine tGtOpierte Snf9rift
nit eroben 8u9Itaben. Sn benz
@intel bes Munoes, Der eeIunb lit,
tIsbt TtdnOig Oos Iebte @tiidden ei>
ner Cigarette, bic sr ME on5inost.
Infer iusen0ti9sr 9enoFe eebt in
Der 3ene un~aufb0rIi9 ouf uno ab
unb f9impft ouf bic 2eute. bic i'm
Derbaftet baben, als Of ie Da ipG=
rem. &onn er benn nit Ieiner &rant=
belt Solbot iein9 Nimmt man benin
@eIfolten pie Ole feline in Der Mrmee
nuf2 8rau9t mon 0d niele Bapiere
uno Ootumenis, UNI 6as gu betpeis
fen2
Gr feBt F9, pine ouf bic anOeren
3eIensenoKen gu a9ten. ouf cine
8unt nieber. bemertt einen S4muBz
Washington Journal., 1916-10-06

hies ietner s3situng mitteilen min,
o6ne boron gu Oenten, bab CT BON
einsm feinbli9en ll=8oot 6elaui9t
peroen tam. Sd boIte bic falf4e
No9ri9t ouf ober porteili4 5efdrbte
9eri9te. lie bic 0ffentli4e Meinung
bsunrubigtn tonnen. Sd 5erit6re ge=
fGbrli9e 2egenoen uno f9dbli9e
P6antaiiesebilOe. uno penn i9
6onn = beim Morgengrouen = nod
1~2Itiinbiser. erI90pfenber Nrbeit -
abgel0it tpurbe, 10 batte i9 ben Ginz
bud, feline osrd9tIi4e 4oGe geipielt
gu bobeu, Oenn meme S9ert, meme
10 oft ~Derfpottete Sdere, bate bic
MoI9en BON unIi9tbaren NeBen
rur9f9n;tten, bic man ii6er bos
2anb tpsrtsn tpolte. unO i9 fam mir
oor, nie elm pipnier, Der nit ieiner
0rabtfdsrs ben @erbau bur4f9neis
Washington Journal., 1916-10-06

Gr NOR oIs Der Espionage DeroG9tig
perboftet ur0 in bas unteriu4ungsz
eefGn9nis gefiibrt norben, in Dem er
5tpei Mohen berbIitb, big ii9 ieine
b0uise unf9uIb ertpies.
Ro9bem Ser 8eri6teritatter oue
bic trourieen Tormalitdten oes eriten
Soees an ii9 bate bo%riibergeben lai>
fen, erbieIt er am nG4fen Sage gu
feinen bisberigen orei 3eaengenOh len
nod einen pierten. Dies mar Elm 3u<
batter. @s NOR elm GROCER, jun9er
Mann, Der elegant getIeibet mar uno
Dor @ut tobte, boB er ii9 batte pota
fen IaFen. Gr mart ii9 brutal uno
nit 5pnif9en ausbriiden auf bas
Washington Journal., 1916-10-06

einen tiirfif@en @ploaten, ser eineit
ganaen Sag nidts, aber au4 gar
ni9ts eenoKen bate. @nbli9 bate
ibm elm sliidli9er 2ufaa Elm Stiid
robes Sleii9 in bic 9ono esipielt,
unb Der Strife bodte nieber, md9te
unter anerlei S9pierietsitsn Elm
Seuer an, fab Oann rubig uno frieb@
lid bur Dem &ps9topf unb portete.
pa nurbe ibm gang unertpartet Elm
|fofprt aussufiibrenber 8efe9l 5uteiI.
Dime NIT Der @imper gu auden,
lD59te Der Solbat Das 5euer aus,
Oer3i@tete auf bas febniii@tig eripar>
tete, tGr9li9e MGbl unb cling bum
grig babon, INN ben 9efebl aus3ufib=
rem.
Dtefe Sreie betpabrt Der tiirtiE9e
Soloat Bis in ben Sob. &rant6eit
uno Munben ninlmt er ebenip rubig
Fir, tpie aIes mos fonft bas &riessz
leben Oes Soloaten nit ii9 brinet.
@efdIt es MIdb, bonn miro er gez
iunb, I'm iofort tpieoer auf feinen
often plaB 5urid5ufebren. Sat Is
4aa6 aber in feinem Hate beidloFen,
Jpn aug Der 3eitli9teit obaurufsn,
bann ifirbt er eben rubig, au9 niGt
bas tleinfe @o.t bes lInmuts pcer
Der Rlage pirb aus feinem Munoe
flieben. Sin tpeiterer berporite9enoer
puntt I'M @bcrofter oss tiirtif9en
Soloaten 1T feline @brIidteit. l1nebr<
liae 2eute iino i'm tiirfif9en 9eere
.benfo groBe Nrsnabmen pie uneez
borfame; Der Solbat, Der ungeboriam
ober unebrli9 lit, pirb bon feinsn
2ameraoen dig nidt mebr 0l ben III
rigen sere@net unO Der angemsinen
gerd9tung preisseseben.
Washington Journal., 1916-10-06
ErlRbntHHR RttTH SrtnnE.

escnsu aus ,iucm earifs. Csfansuis.
Washington Journal., 1916-10-06
Der tTrhIfGe sOldst.
TrdGti9es WenfMCnmnteriaI 1T bcr
%Dsmanifhen MrneC.

TraGtiees WenfMCnmateriaI 1T bcr
Dsnaniiheu Arner.
Die 8or5iige bss tiirtiIden SoIs
ooten f9Iioert elm Sndtunoiger pie
foI9t:
SO 1T nidt lsidt. bic tiirtiiGen
Solbnten nit ben Solbaten peiteuros
pdif9er Stuoten gu berelei9eu. Sic
iino eben Elm SDp fir Ii9. Ser Sirte
lit in Der Heeel bon mittlerer ooer
oas MitteImoB iiberItsieenber &0rs
perseitaIt unO foft our9psg bon brei<
tenn 8ruItumfnng. Der tiirtii6e Sols
oot bermdg Sag fir Sag, bonn friiben
MOrgen Bis gum fpdteu a6eno gu
mari9ieren unb gu tdmpfsn unb es
bebarf fir ibn bdufig nur elmer
9dnbpoa Mebls ooer zines ge9crs
MuKer, UNI feline &raft uno Feinen
Mut aufre9t gu er6alten. @e@
robe ben gemeinen Monn bat
@cneroIfeIbmorf9oI BON Der @olB
oIs ben @lau5puntt Der tiirtis
f4en 4rmee besei1net unO bon ibm
gefost, buB an Musbouer, 2eiItungs<
fdbieteit unb @euiigiamfeit Die Welt
6ieiem prG9tigen ELECTROMAGNETIC
tdum etipds @Iei9mertises gegeniibers
ftellen fam.
Ser tiirtiI6e Sol6ot tpirb niemoIs
murren; f9neigeno iibernimmt ct ies
ben BefebI, mag Disfer lin audi auf
cine 70 borte probe itelen. Nur Elm
8eifpiel fei bierfiir nod Der Mittet<
lung eines &riegs5eri9teritotter ails
aefuhrt. Dieter traf zines Sa9es auf
Washington Journal., 1916-10-06
Sn benz Dorfe Morareit

= Sn benz Dorfe Marsreib
in ber Ndbe BON 8oaen, Sirol, bat
fi9 Elm entieBli6es nngliid nit eis
ner 9~anbgranate 5%usetrasen. &in<
her fanben cine pabrf6einIi@ bon
einsm urlauber nit nod 9aufe ge>
nommene 9anberanate uno benuBten
tie als Spielaeue, nobel tie pl0sli9
erplobierte. 0rei in Der NGbe Be-
finbli4e perfpnen fpurben fofort se<
tOtet, 3tpei onbere f9per DerleBt.
Washington Journal., 1916-10-06

Bett uno bro6te bie u%nterbcItung
Der oubern gum S9peigen. Gin 2ei<
DenssenoFe bes @r3dbIers mar elm
@emiiIeaustrdger aus ben 9allen,
llnb Der elegante iunge Rann ipies
0eHen fGii9ternen 4nndbrungsDerius
9e brutal auriid, teilte boiler Stol5
feline foaiale Situation nit unb
riibmte, baB er rniat arbeite". Srei
SnfaFen Der .3ele, Elm 8antoiener.
Washington Journal., 1916-10-06

. iefer Sage fob Der
5elobiiter bon ct. 2eonarb amif9en
Sibers unb Sitten in Der S9pei3
einen @emsbod bur9 bic @eben fol-
aieren. @r beriagte bos Sier, bas
iih pbne groBe @ile bergpGrts aoe.
4uf Der Serroffe BON Gems traf es
nit ieiner @ais aufnmmen. 9ierauf
befu4te bas 9oar ielbanber ben
S9eibenfanO bes Srtes, ebe es tpies
Der ben beimii9en Selfen fi4 au>
nonhte.
Washington Journal., 1916-10-06

elm MinionGr unb Der 8eri6terituts
ter, lisben fi9 6us GFsn bon .auss
pdrts tommsu. Die Slide 0es 8dnis
bieners ftisn bic feinits 81 fein. Der
Salot i~nsbsfOnbere, ben 6eFen Grau
bereeri9tet bate, mar Elm Dunoer
Der 3odtunit. MoH Tub nun ben
Washington Journal., 1916-10-06

! Sin ssIessntIidsr Miturbeiter bes
.Semps" f6iIOsrt in elmer Grtitslies
tie feline GrIebniFs in Dem poriier
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. so GOnciers
perie" ipGbrenO Der ausuIttags bes
borIeBten Sobrss, esruOe ols bic gros
&c SdIadt an Der Morne f~tottfonb.
Washington Journal., 1916-10-06

bet, I'm benz anHurm Der Geinisen
plaB gu f9affen. l1nb bos Gnbe
bonn 2ieDeg Sin 9eratnads, bic Ners
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Washington Journal., 1916-10-06

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ouf einem 8eine ite6enb, ben S4ub
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-09-22
HOW To REDUCE
YOUR WEIGHT
A SIMPLE, SAFE, RELIABLE WAY

People who are over-burdened with
superfluous fat, know only too well
the discomfort and ridicule that over
stout people have to bear.
If you are carrying around five or
ten pounds of unhealthy fat you are
unnecessarily weakening your vital
organs and are carrying a burden
which destroys the beauty of your
figure.
There is no need Of anyone suffer
ing from supernuous fat, If you
want to reduce your weight in a
simple, safe and reliable way, with
out starvation diet or tiresome ex-
ercise, here is test worth trying.
Spend as much time as you can in
the open air breathe deeply and get
from the City Drug Store or any
good druggist a box of oil Of korein
capsules; take one after each meal
and one before retiring at night.
Weigh yourself once a week so as
to know Just how fast you are losing
weight, and don't leave off the treat
ment or even skip a single dose until
you are down to normal.
Oil of korein is absolutely harm
less. is pleasant to take, and helps
digestion. Even a few days treat
ment has been reported to show a
noticeable reduction in weight, foot
steps become lighter, your work
seems easier and lighter and more
buoyant feeling takes possession of
your whole being.
Every person who suffers from
superhuous fat should give this treat
ment a trial.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-09-22

under the high ruling prices this year
if there were no Improvement in han
ding practices. In 1911 the average
price of middling was $50 cents; in
1912 1920 cents; in 1913 1919 cents;
in 1914 7.94 cents; in 1915 11.99 cents.
MiddHng is now selling around 16
cents.
The following suggestions for prac-
tices which will tend 10 raise cotton
grades are made by the cotton mar
ketins specialists Of the L. S. de
paltment Of agriculture:
Don't pick cotton before it has ma
tured. This will insure stronger fiber.
Pick carefully to avoid mixing
leaves and trash in your seed cotton.
Don't store the seed cotton on the
ground. Such precautions will help
to keep the lint clean and white.
Don't have cotton ginned until it is
thoroughly dry. Ginning while the
cotton is wet produces rough, nappy
lint which causes great waste in
spinning. Such cotton, therefore, will
not bring the best prices.
When practicable have the ginner
run his machinery slowly enough to
produce an even, smooth lint, and pay
willingly the slightly increased fee.
Protect your baled cotton carefully
from dust, smoke and moisture wheth-
er hauling it to market or storing it
on the farm or elsewhere.
II also pays to handle and store
cotton seed carefully. This product
is easily damaged ii stored on the
ground, permitted to get wet, or 9th
erwise carelessly handled. Cotton
seed is now selling at high prices and
the farmer, therefore, will profit by
keeping it in such condition that it
will top the market. 1t will also pay
him to keep the seed in good condi-
tion for planting. Whereas cotton
seed sold for $171O a ton in 1911, it
was bringing $S5.22 a ton on August
Is, 1916