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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-12-08
"Sil Supet".

Get tpite Nlao "@eitiuliicbe Ga
settle" ifripcr / Ell NrtitcI ON "Vriu.
ciperuc Tor Ell init Srcb", at Ell Snr'
ioniug mcllcm G~pitIouo % oetS
SLENDER iuloO %eit cr Ell llnulligbcb.
Sgioo Ri0&tonSlcrcn iorltoar bette,
mcncr @lobet.
"&ort cnbelige WaaI," beoer bet
ui0ere / Artifclcu, "er at trpngC
i9icuncm MOB Belt o. i'll Sapet.
Npem. % boaoicmbeIit, Der uoper
WtooItonb, mao fniIeS."
@neooenoe @oIfan ifriper SIooet
- "&oao Seierberren uinoer, bei
beboloer ban"
90 | ell Sntale al sc tpife SEQ
lonicr beoer set: "NpiS set lit,
lptteS oS at tagc bem tilboge, laa c,
Der in8en Stooe iteet DC al oS offii
percoe ironIfc Tropinicr or uGro Il
@arge ldo nlcget ION pore Holonier
% ri ta9er oS limpcltben bctalt a
6rantrig. SoN OS Naglia fortrl,
6rani!mUnoeuc bette, at hpercncit,
SOB @runo, ri uinocr, er por. Gel
glen bebeper Vi life Of ipiIoc mana,
Srb paa. Si trGneer aosong ii
Den engeIife aanal. % ri trpngeI
'gntpcrrcn. Zen, iom nlanttc enif,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-12-08
Gnaelif Miuiitcrfriic.

Spn0on Ste Gee. Ser bar /
Here Gage ganet 6patcr ON EN- mar
Iig Sprrngnina al oct brittle aoo.
Iitionsminiitcrium, men igonr tog
SaQcrnc en- Gen6ing, ION DC iPrrcltc
bnphc tGntt pad.
Yrcmicrminiitcr Na1llitb bo0 ON
lin gliifcb, OF mcb BAN gif DC ilcitc
libcraIe WeoIemmCr a Negicrlngen.
aorQeln folote itror DC aonierOa.
tiocS 5orcr Nnorcp @onur Gam til
iia % tilbp0 bnm Stillinqcn Ionl
Wtiniiterdef, men ban unO'log Jig.
aongen tiIfalote 6erpnu arigSmini'
tier 9apio SIopos@eorge % gioroe
BAN famine SiIbuo. @norpiot ocr'
ne oil pontoge iig @perpct er ellonu
life ficnot.
Ser boloeS M ita0igt &onferell.
GER / @ucfingbnmpolooict, og ingcn
popcr at bapc Ell Wtening ON, bpor-
Dan lloial0et al Wfiniltcrfriien pil
bli. Vfcn aac er cni0e ON, at en- al
forIig inOre ariie nctop nj, ga fonifc
ogiaa arigcn boIoer pan at nGrmc
ii0 ct fritiif Yllnft, life netop or oct
bcIoiglte.
&erbcrt s. ISqlIitb bar pGret bri
tiff MiiniIterdei / otte Ior, iltIoe al
itorpolitiife @egipcnbcocr baaoc / pg
ilbenior england. SEQ bans gIignng
piIoc @ritcrne iiffcrt bcitiGitigc iig
inognoenbc meo aIle DC itore Sogcr
ISQuitb bnpbc inact giemcmfprt /
fin "HcaieringStib", boia life Sri.
gen M mere enc noacniinbe lu9be
pna al Sntcrcslc.
NQc bauber, at &riien fan loic5
l,ben at ma bebpper at gna til &alg
/ oiSie itormiuIbe Sioer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-12-08
0elaicrncs deportation.

Gen belaiife Miniiter / @nibing-
ton, Sapenitb, oplpier, at life mini
ore enc 100000 9eIgiere IN er be.
porteret ira lit 2ano al DC tpife mi
Iitrre Wpuoi0beoer. Ger bar gien'
%ueminitlig ppret icuot omfring 5000
ON llgcn, % melt bar oct gaaet no
oper Sernbanciolf, iom Der er goH
@rita FOR pao De tplfe militpre
Sernboner, iom III a~nlGHeeS. Gnocl
al Dem er bragt til DC offupereoe He'
aiouer / 6ronfrig bag DC tpIfc Sinier
o. andre bringeS til SpIflono. Dor
ocrmeitrene % andre reimbursement
maa op0ipc Glitter cper Irbciberc, en-
ten DC er arbeibSleie cller ei. &c
iom nGeter, blir uoeu pibere plitte'
i 6Gngiel.
Senne "grpprt" al belgilte Ir
beiberc innes at icrcgoa uneoigt bri,
talt. Trbnebc Splbater trGnger noer
piocre ino til Ell Samilie, fpmmaroe
rer Warben eler Sennerne no al Su
JET, iamler Dem iammen / Slofte
tpinger Dem meo @aicnetten op ! CT
areatllrpogn % aisoarbe b9rer Oct
uoen at bperfen &c, iom bepprteres
cher bcres cftcrlabte Camille peo
hporben Gciien saor.
@rpsielS iamlcbe @praab blep oel
t7oe Iopcmber arreitcrct, foroi D
uUgtcbe at ioripne DC tpitc &pnoig
beoer nleb Ell 9iite oper @pens Ir
beiScr. Canine Gag nGatebe %
iua Den file IN Sournai at ltafic til
peie Ell ilia 9iite. iii Strai bcric
blcp @peu ilast en- Mulft paa 200,
900 Iarf % poerlieere Ell oagli,
Iulft paa 10000 Warf. inotil q
item operlepereoeS.
Gt boilanoif SIab iortrller, at DC
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-12-08
Smaa %ariasnutiier.

ScIaenbe norife Sfibe er De iioite
Gage ipnfet al tpife ltnoerponoSbaa-
be: - Sanperne "gosii", 1862
Sons, "0raupner", 1926 Cons, og
"Sfiolburi"(N. Set er life oplpit,
boor oisie Sfibe blep ienot thumbs.
General Sl,elii bon Socbeie mo
@eioenbocb ct fort og ipGrt let
bint Hapn - er blet nonGpnt til
Gbef for oen tpife militpre IOmini=
itration / ben al Gentralmaaterne
offilperebe Gel al &um9nien, meo'
beles oiiicieIt ira Berlin. "Gprf-
ningen al 9on0et bill fore9aa eiter
tiolieere ioitiatte Vrinciper, Oct bill
iiee beIs for at t%ilireositiae &1lmp.
nerneS @ebop % bells til @apn for
Gentralma9terne, lom Wooltrio
moo Splferetten er bloferet al eng.
lanb," beber set / ben ofiicieIe Web-
belelIe.
Sielge Sc nueite Meloinger fra
Im'teroam Ier oct no til, at DC IN.
ife Wfnnoi9beber / gelgien bar be-
epnbt at fore libt lempeli9ere irem
nleo Teportotionen al De bel9iife
grbeioerc. 0ton eiGtter paa, at fan
Ife Troteiterne ira De neitrale Ta.
ticner aIigepcl bar epet nogen @irf-
ming.
Sra %crlin meooeles oiiicielt Den
3oie December, at ell tpIf timber
panoSbono Sen 27be Honember ifiso
ii9rf bcn itore iranife TRANSPORT
hamper "aarnaf" / HTrbeoen az
Walta | WtibocIbapet. - Samperen
maolte 5000 Cons % par paa @ei
til SoIoniti meo frantic trooper
pnlboro.
S9laa 6rnnfria bar MI - Gig.
beo meo bpoN Spiflano ilere @anee
bar glort - bellilttet at inofoIoe
nn9e Wpno / militPrplietis alber,
% iom tioIigere bar pGret praset til
WFtlitGrtieneitc paa @rlinb al en- ell
Ter anoen Ie9emIia Sfapauf. 5lere
Sunorebe Srien ungc MGno bIep
praect oeo Den fsrite itrense Seae-
lmoer'csel'c. Nu er man minbrs
neie paa Oct.
Sra Scnoon meoSeleS, at Soaro
OF Trade bar noitebt Ell Srore ON,
at e'ter Den tSSe december mac So
teller % Hcitaurantcr / England life
'eroere MoaltiNer paa mere enc ire
Heiter meIIcm aI. 6 Worecn % $50
Iltct. I'll andre Siocr maa Der life
'eroereS orer to Setter. Ger tilieies.
at Der ON fort 1io oil bIi nbiteot en-
I'M Srote ON Snbfsrelie al pisle
"fleolsle" Gage / llsen, o. bette pil
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-12-08
1moo ct ncitrdlt
Sorbuno.

@aibington ben ste Sec: TrG.
iioent @ilion bar afilaaet SnobD'
oeIIen til at ocltaee / en- Sonic
renee al oe neitraIe Hatiorer foral
brsfte Iaaoer % Wioler I'll III
beIfptte Den neitrole Sanbel unoe:
&riaen. Yr9lioenten erflRrer, a
set piloe too / Strio meo DC Sor'
cneoc Staters Srabitioner at mo
laoe iis paa iliee IffGrer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-12-08

Glogs ggetpmmer, Sfibsiioerne
ioar en- Spffelie al ire SOB, og
ohifiIig tpffere for % agter.
@eo Munotngen al Yeniieiflooell
ifol ban tage omboro % Si,noc,
Ell M Soripning al Ole, ferlft
Siso, ses, Smer % Yoteter fra
2anobrngseenene omfring 9rans-
rrriorit. Saapel Sfibet Tom Srrnoc.
iiroerne ifal uorlItes meo traao,
Irie Selegrafinitrumenter, iaa llo'
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Itaoig fan peo'
fiocbolbc Sorbinbelien meb Sfibet.
Che Nero Club Of Imerica" lfol
! oere baaoe Ieroplanet % Suft-
'finperen.
Eaa Spergsmaalet, ON ban
troebe ,at ban pilbe forefinoe noget,
I'm furbe bepiIe, at Eearp babe
tpret peo Noropolen, iparebe ban
Mei. YeorpS Spte9relIer bar nem-
ia, iorflareoe ban, neograpeoe |
&ien og er, iioen Tearp ben 6te
Hpril 1909 itoh paa Soppen al
g'cr0en, orepne bort meo Sen.
On ban troebe, Or. Goof bapoe
naaet ToIen9 9tei, oct troebe ban
Iiet life. Ser par ingen, Tom lGrs
stre tog Or. Goof aIporlig, erflG.
'ebe bon.
&optcin Imunoien anfom RI
@ep 0orf ira Norge Den 27be Nr.
L mber. San bill opboloe Jig beri
Chicago en- llees 9io / pripate @u-
!:qgenber. San bar igoar 9lften
GonIll s. Serman @abes @ipit
til Wiooog / %ir9inio Sotcl. San
p'nter of opbnlbe Jig beri 2anoc.
III Mi0ten ri SSonllor.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-12-08
Deroensfri0en
fro che /

Naicrcoc life oil ioraribc lig poa oct
0rTifc Gpuaiii, Iigcinn Ilot lonl DC
uil .piroc @rGfcnluno inc | arI1cil
puo &c Glaiercoco Si0c.
Zen grrifc Miiniitcr / Sonoon o9
Sc oruifc GoniuIcr / Honoon o1
Wondeitcr bar togct Ailfco, 'oroi De
life Longer enifcr at pTrc ioeniiri'
ccrct nleO Song ao%uitontina Eolitit.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-12-08
NmnnSicn fjpber Yrouinnt.

Chicago oen Ace Sec: aaptein
Hcalo s(mln6ien bar ibog fisbt 90
2cn meb Tropiant til i'm fore.
iiacenoe Torbpclerpebition. Soll
ester, fortaltc ban, at meotage til
it.Gffclig Gropiaut til, ON forno.
rent, at bare | Ter Iar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-12-08
&sNy@ Hiifefipberc. ie her,

3ols on oil hopt ben beoite 5iif. Qenae tau iisbs, o.
PROMPT eentrtng. ieno bin etitiaina til DC. vi par
pei lerne SirTla Der I'll at 'alee 5iit birette til Ruuber,
Der ooer Norobelteu. ppiIfeuiombellt 9onf Duluth
pl lorfGue DIG at por 9Granti er Qpb. vi bnber oler
oeolie los irostie eate superior Glib til SO. rs pr. 100
patfst iterte &ofelGtte So 25 pr. 100 Qb., 81 so pr' so
10. 5gioa Safe hyperion Trout l3e pr. 9b., @aro.
pan glte lie Viderel &c. AIaita SaInpu l2c. glad
MO le Sai'bnt l3e roget @btnppi SalmDn l5c Or.
%1aolnart Netret biiuer Itabia foIot
~ aue Steoer noeupm Mtiuneiota maa froSIsr Jif
shoes aos'e ia ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS eIers bliper
lite .paa ferit % frosien Iiif. -
0terf: Observation-Disclosures sr Csc minbrs poa so
shers 100 pnnoS 5ortenotng fro SuIutb eub fra 3pu
1872 Superior ST., puIuth. MINI.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-12-08

9jGloe iaauel pripate Srle iom Of.
Tentlige Spiieiteoer. Oct er Den tn
lfc llnoerpanbsfrig, GneIano M be.
9pnoer at iele @irfningen al.
Sra antlterOam t~elegrnieres, al
De tp'te militGrc Wipnoigbeoer / Bel.
glen bar gipet SitSeierne / 9pen 81,
nallt Srore til at 9ienopbpgge ioa.
mart lom mnligt DC Suie, iom bler
eocluat uloer Spmbaroementet
gu9itit 1914. Spis De life agter al
hpggc Dem op igien ganife mart, ifal
DC rpooc &nincrne pGf % pmoannc
Spmterne til Saper. @praabct bar
taaet Srore til at g~jenopiere oct
ltore &loffetnarn peo airfen,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-12-08

fasler: Remsicrt Glib pr. 100 %. s4;So,
uine Glib pr. 100 gb. $3.35. Numb Suc
,enbt / iterfe SGffe (fun inoen MinnelotoD
pr 100 nh. 500. Siusft n%siaIisi sub s2ss pr sco
phs aaass; SEQ pr 70 vSs asags SH' '"'
Box Dos. Two Harbors' MINI
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-12-08

ENTERED As SECOND CLASS MATTER JUSE ibTH 1908 AT
THI Posr oVrIcE AT pEcoH.H, Iowa, UNDER THE ACT
OF CoSsRHss oY MARCH g.. 1897.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-12-08
Zen npc tpifc Gcrncpliat.

Set tioliJere on1talte 6orIlag a
Den tpife Nigsfnnsler ON at title lau
at iiQe belle ocn chile tpife 0ciolf.
MING UNDER Ell SlaNa militrr &crnc-
pli9t, blep Spr0ag auclO ucotoNct al
Higs0ogcn pc0 Den treble OF ell0ellgc
9cbanOling. Stcmncrne itoO $50
for % 10 imo0, men ct tort Irtol
Nfcblemmlcr ubloO at itcnmc.
Huber ocu forte Gcbnt, lom 0en.
ne Sng frcmfalotc, bcnuttc0c Here
Socinliiter Nnleoningcn til at lTQ.
&c inc ct gobt SrO for gclgiernc,
NiNS6ngSmnno Su9o NaaIc ltotaltc
blonbt nnbct: "Slliinocr al Nr6ci=
oere / Dc offltpcrcbe Hcgioncr CT al
lcrc0c III um6crfnitct 9lrbeiostuang.
vi iorlonAcr al HeQicrin0cn, at DC
bclgilfc 9lrbci0cre ialiolO nlaa bli inr
iri." @on oplplte bcrpna, at ilcrc
noitralc gtationcr bauoc proteltcrct
inlob Flancn ON at title De bel9iife
Nrbeiocrc unoer Den tpifc "cipile
%crucpliQt".
NigSong5mono @ilbclm Gitt.
mann, oaIna Socialilt, uotnlte: ga
Be belgiife Nrbeioere pcnot, biem ira
Solono, bIcp De al 8eneralguuernpr
BON @iSii1g ioriifrct ON, at DC lrloer
ingen Smitrnoi9beoer piloe bli oe.
porteret til Spiflan0. Tcttc bpitioe-
lige Seftc er life blet bolot. Get
bar nItIan unocr iolife Ssfter, at bel
giife Nrbciocre bleu loffct tilbage ira
@ollano til lit cgct Son0."
TicefanSlcr DR.. aarl @eliiericb
ipareoe bertil: "gt i9tte a%rbeioslpie
@claicre til Irbeibe er / flllb Spers
en2itcmmcIic meo SSolfcrettcn Cinter-
national Sop). De iGttes life til
ArbclOe, iom Sc ifel9e Solferetten
life bpr lGtteS til. &i benptter oS
finn al Dor uoiSputerliqe Set"
Cen me %ernepligtSlop gaur no
poa, at Den cipile 9eiolfning, &pin.
Der iom MGno, fon tpin9es til at
llofsre Irbeioer / militGre Giemeb.
Gen beItemmer, at ale ierlige Wt9no
melem is o. 60 Ior, iom life oi.
reftc tiener unber Sanerne, fan I9t.
res til 9(rbeioe / 6GorelonoetS Sn,
tercSle.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-12-08

Initeroom ioe Sec. - Cen tpife
emm Mrue Sop", lom / 2eroagS
bIeu pebtuget al 9igSoagen, pafte Ii
Qcirem Bonif / Berlin, Oa BET bleo
tienbt, at ogiun apinoer fulloe tpin'
9eS til at arbeiOe / Sabrifer for
arieSmoteriel. st tort glntal apin.
ser, for oct meitc Sieneitepi9er %
SoIonterbultruer, ioranitolteoe Ell
itsrre Concentration uoenfor Haao-
buffet / Gbarlottenbura. &c brotes
itcrebc inlob 2ppeu, iorlangte iterre
% biniaere Srpbrationer iunt 10
Cages GermiSiion for ale Scloater
itiItepi$.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-12-08

DO 9M&%%@SsN Srusicn Sit / aasier.
SlEShV1 garorteret fuloit9nbigt
~~ FERTILIZER Bengenetilbaae
Sper 5orfenoina inipis
100 Yb.. $40 pr. 50 8b. 8 500 pbs. Eprienbinoer
1921. Scnot S9tte $50 pr. 100 9o. 5 500 RIBS.
SorlenoIrger 81 is pr. 100 Ro. 9euaiprt iIo 414c
Vtte % Viderel Ell Speciolitet. Sfrip efter 8riier.
NORTH SHORE FISH CO.,
City Dock, Two Harbors, Mimi.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-12-08
Den nve polforo.
SprtfptteS pau Sioe 1

Glngs ggetpmmer, Sfibsiioerne
ioar Ell Spffelie al ire SOB, o.
ohifiaig tpffere for % agter.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-02-09
WHO IS UR E E ! E N D ?? Dedicated by the Author to a Ser
 want of God.

Who is your friend? 'Tis not the one
 that cheers, . When the world proclaims your
 greatness with shout, 'Tis the one who comes into your
 lonely home
 Whsn all the world goes out. 'Tis not the one that smiles On you
 today f' And shares your joy On the glad
 tomorrow, 'Tis the one who comes, and takes you
 by the hand, x. When you must bear alone, some
 great unlocked for sorrow. Iris not the one that gayly walked
 with you When you .were blessed with wealth < and power, ,. ,'Tissthe one that's true, when poverty sN sets her mark on you, When you. with empty hands, must
 face life's darkest hour. 'Tis not the enc that. sings your
 praises most When on your brow is the laurel
 wreath of fame. Iris the one who stills the voice of
 slanderous tongue, Who turns the dart that envy strikes
 at your good name. Iris not the one that hovers near you
 when the light Of happiness shines upon your face, '1is the one who comes and stands
 beside you when Your head is bent beneath load of
 dark disgrace. Iris tho one that loves your soul that ., comes IT. the hour of your utmost need, When you cry in vain your piteous To world that gives no heed. Tie the one who comes when all
 others turn away, And leads you where you see kind-
 ly light, Who upholds you when your strength
 is spent.
 And turns your faltering steps in ways of right. And who is this friend that loves
 your soul so well? Who through good and i'll repute Is
 true?
 Iris one who follows in the steps of
 Him who cried Father forgive-they know not what
 they do."
 -NANNIE WILLIAMS.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-02-09
CLAYTON's WILL FILED.
Instrument Executed in Mexico in
 February, 1903. !

Little Rock, Feb. S.-The will of the late General Powell Clayton. for many years head of the Republican organization in Arkansas, has been filed for probate here.
 . The original will was made in Old Mexico, February IA, 1903. Codicils were drawn up December 31. 1909, and March ,, 1914. General Clay ton died August %, 1914. He left his property to his children and his widow, the codicils being made to change names of executors of the estate and to provide for transfers of stock to two of his children. He gave each of them $25,0O0 in money Or in personal property. s-.i- .s..
 The ones mentioned in the instru- ment are Clayton Powell, Jr., who was given first mortgage bonds Of the St. Louis and North Arkansas railroad; Charlotte, wife of Baron Morcheur, who got first mortgage bonds of the Eureka Springs. Ark., Railway company: Lucy. wife of Cap tain Samuel G. Jones of the United States army; Grant Duff; of the United States army. and Kathleen, wife of Captain Arthur Cunningham.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-02-09
The First Skater.

The first man or nation to skate Is lost in the mists of antiquity. The Eskimos of the farthest north were found to be in possession of runners carved from whalebone when they were first discovered. Skating is men, ticned by Danish historian about 1134, and Fitzstephen, in his History of Lcndon," says that in the twelfth century young men fastened the leg bones of animals under their feet by means of thongs, in order to slide along the ice. A pair of theso bone skates is now in the British museum. Londoners got the idea from Holland. probably via Lincolnshire, whero skates have been used on the frozen fens from the very earliest times.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-02-09
LITTLE ROCK LIBERAL.
Capitalians Give Generous Support to
 Worthy Movements.

Little Rock. Feb. S.--That Little Rock citizens are liberal in their sup port of worthy philanthropic and re- ligious and commercial movements is being demonstrated at this time.
 . AS the result of a ten days cam paign, the Y. M. c. A.. by system atici appeal. raised a total of $14,350 for the purpose of paying debts and running expenses of the institution.
 The new board of commerce will this week conclude campaign which was started last week to raise a sub- scription fund of $35,000 a year for three years, for the purpose of car rying on the work of industrial and commercial advancement. The first three days of the campaign secured $28,00O. isf H=4
 Next comes the Young Women's Christian association with a similar campaign to secure $6,5OO, and it is predicted that this will also be rais- ed. About thousand dollars will also be required for the Laymen's Missionary movement, bringing the grand total to $57,150. ~
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-02-09
COULDN'T DO
 HER WORK
Says Condition was So Serious Little Daughter Had to Take Charge of
 Work, But Cardui Helped.

Burbank, Fla.-'About a year and I half ago." writes Mrs. Florence Rog er2, of this place, "I had got in very bad hcalth. Everything was wrong. couldn't eat anything that didn't make me suffer- My limbs also gave me great pain and the pains in the limbs extending down to the knees. too had awful pains in the back and was very thin and rundown n health; als9, l had pains in the Chest and stOmacn-Was terribly ner- 'ous. Everything would startle me.
 An acquaini iance told me of the great benefit she had received from Cardui so l though I would try it inasmuch as l was in so serious condition. was so bad off I couldn't do my work. The little daughter had to take charge of the work, and l could hardly walk.....
 I began using Cardui, and ill about a week I felt much improved. I got better right along, after taking the Cardui, getting better every day. In about two weeks after taking the Cardui, I was able to do all my work except the washing. h month more, l could do all my work, the washing tOO..
 I. have found it a great remedy and boon for women"
 Ladies! rake Cardui for your trou- bles. For sale by all druggists. <:
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-02-09
From Force of Habit.

A woman walked up to the teller in the ladies department of a New York trust company and handed ill at the window a check made payable to her order for $4. The teller pushed 1t back to her, asking her to indorse 1t. When she had written the indorse- ment she fumbled fig her pocketbo6k and took from it $5 bill, which she pushed across the slide to him with the check, saying take it out of that" :" why madam" he remarked. this calls for you to receive $4, not to pay it." "Oh," she replied wearily. T get so used to paying bills that didn't know the difference"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-02-09
David Q. DOdd Chapter
 Has Delightful Session.

Although illness in her family pre- vented the attendance of Mrs. Charles Roberts of Hot Springs, state presi- dent of the U. D. C., the David o. Dodd chapter enjoyed delightful social session yesterday afternoon at the home Of Mrs. Leo M. Andrews. in Martin avenue. with Mrs. W. T. Wool dridge, Mrs. k. w. Freeman and Mrs Andrews as hostesses.
 The house was beautifully decorat- ed for the occasion. growing plants being used in rich profusion. At the door the guests were welcomed by Miss Frances Woodbridge and Miss Frances Andrews. Mrs. \. J. Can't. Jr., and Mrs. Charles Triplett poured tea and coffee, and delicious refresh ments were served by Miss Virginia Mills, Mrs. Freeman Hawley. Miss Pauline Ensign of Nebraska, Miss Mat Fox, Miss Margaret Fox and Miss Ethel Mann.
 A delightful program was rendered. An Instrumental solo. Dixie" by Mrs. o. w. Clark. was followed by devo- tional exercises. jed by Mrs. x. T. Roberts. After the rollcall, Miss Mamie Williams read paper, The Southern Woman in War Times" Vo- cal selections by Miss Lucy Hearn Broadstreet and Miss Marie Atkinson, and readings by Mrs. Drew White and Mrs. E. M. Schober were most pleas ing numbers.
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Higher Home Efficiency.

A revolution is going on in the homes of America. It is being brought about by the study of such subjects as health, home nursing, child well fare. foods and food values, textiles and the making of clothing, the fam fly budget, and household manage ment. The outcome will be better health. and greater comfort and happi- ness for all at less expense. Because there is demand for such instruc- tion, and because the ends sought are so desirable, schools and colleges of agriculture all over the country arc offering short sessions for the study of the subjects named.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-02-09
PRESIDENTIAL PRIMARY.
For First Time Arkansas Democrats
 May Express Choice.

Little Rock, Feb. S-For the first time in the history of politics in Ar kansas, the name of a candidate for the presidential nomination will ap- pear on the primary ticket for the election in March. The name of Woodrow Wilson is to be printed on the ballots, and the Democracy of Ar kansas will have an opportunity to express their choice directly for the presidential nomineee.
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There is something about the bur" nous skirt that is always appealing. |, is very pretty and graceful and at tho sanle time it is quite simple, two or three pins adjust the whole. The skirt consists of just straight piece gate cred at its upper edge but the eilccs is really one of elaboration. The blouse is closed in the surplice style that ia extremely fashionable this season. Here, the gown is made of dotted foulard and plain silk is used for i.e trimming. The shocking makes aa attractive feature and a smart feat ut~, but it is not necessary and piain gathers will suffice. Foulard is really perfect for this design, taffcta makes up charmingly, pongce is pretty treated in this way and there are a variety ce other materials that can be suggest! but this is essentially a silk scaaoo and the silk comes first to the mind.
 For the medium size the blouse vii, require, A yards of material 27 inches wide, 312 yards 36 or 2 Ii yards Al, with "A of a yard 36 for the collar and cuffs. For the skirt will be needed, 715 yards of material 27 or 514 yards 3o or A.
 The May Manton pattern of the blouse 8oo5 is cut in sizes from B. to A bust measure; the skirt SSoo in sizes from A to 30 waist measure. They will be mailed to any address by the Fashion Department of th.s paper, on receipt of ten cents for each.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-02-09
AelpfuIness,

We should always try to be help full and sympathetic" said Professor Pate. "As ships meet at sea mo- ment, when greetings are exchanged, and then go away on the deep, so men meet in this world" Then pause in your passing long enough to tell the other fellow about your rheumatism or show him how idiotic his pet theory it, and then go on your way before he can give you the details of his dyspepsia or refute your imbecile arguIuents.-Kansas City Star,