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rhs Soy Rose and Stood Hat In Hand.
Gravsly Quiet.
prideful something which had warmed
him while Steve was shaking hands
He smiled mechanically.
Il suppose it's the usual raid upon
the commissary," he answered.
Allison mounted heavily to the
veranda.
Right he exclaimed. Right
You'll notice that Barbara has already
gone on ahead She's the skirmish
line-scouts = videttes - whatever you
please to cali 'em. There's no one up
yet-none of the family-over to our
place. We are hungry. Cal. I hope
this is waffle morning"
Caleb smiled at him, less impersonan-
ty In the mirth 1t was a regular Gus
tom, this truancy Of Rarbara Allison
and her father-one of the little human
foibles which Caleb often told himself
accounted, In part at least, for his real
liking Of the man.
"Waffles 1t is" he said, and he turn
ed toward the boy.
would you mind finding Miss
Sarah. Steve?"' he asked. win you
tell her. please. that we are to be sub
jected to another neishboriy imposi-
tion!
After the boy had disappeared Caleb
followed the larger man TO chair.
And this time 1t was Caleb who met
Anison's silence with a Challenging
"Well?'
"Where did you get him, CalT' ALI
son demanded "Where did you get
him? Those shoes and those trousers
pants, | guess is the word, Ell? And,
say, how that little bcggar did squeeze
NY hand, Look here
held one soft hand up for inspec-
ton 4Here were faint red welts still
visible across the finger joints.
"Friend of yours. did YOU sayT'
without stopping to think about it,
Caleb was not so keen to enlarge upon
the boys obvious points" as he had
been with Sarah He omitted to men
tion his thoughts of the night before,
and he omitted any reference TO Old
Tom. except for the most hazy expla-
| nation that the 10y udu uo iAuiheoiute
kin. But with an increasing eagerness
he dilated upon the small foot travel
er's first view OF the city" his breath
less reception of Allison's own switch
engine and his avowed intention to
look around trifle" before he located
something to do.
~ thought I'd take him down this
morning and get Mclean to give him a
ride in the cab of one of those sheet
iron steam relics of yours be fin
lshed
If Caleb had expected his unadornet
recitation of the boys appearance K
make any impression upon his hearel
he would have been disappointed. Blu
without any confessed reason for 81
doing Caleb aimed rather at the oppo
site effect. And Allison turned from i
with a large. matter of fact indiner
epce to rise and bow to Sarah Hunter
who appeared that moment In the door
way.
"Surely-surely." he echoed Caleb
suggestion. Take him down and Civ
him a ride. Mclean II be glad Of thu
chance TO show soue one his pet buzz
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CONTINUED FROM LAST WEEK
Why, Old Tom had dozen different
o. In tho locf

w ny, Olu ION had dozen different
names In the last few years." he re-
piled. He had a new one every time
he went outen the woods fer a trim.
But he always sed he mostly favored
Brown or Jones or Smith. they bein'
quiet and common and not too hard to
remember. He just changed names
whenever he got tired OF his old one,
Old Tom id But he always did say.
too, that If he'd he'd as good q one as
OMara he'd a-kept it-and kept 1t
proud"
AT the conclusion of that statement
1t was Miss Sarah's gaze which went
searching across the table for her
brothers eyes. But the boy just ran
on and on. totally oblivious to their
glances.
He told them Of his lonely days in
the woods shack. when Old Tom went
down river and was three or four
weeks in returning: he dwelt upon
bliSsful days In the spring when he
bad been allowed to play mans part
IN the small drives which he and Old
Tom and the Jenkinses began and
alone saw through TO market in Morri-
son. He touched lightly and inconse-
quentiaily upon certain days when Old
Tom would hang for hours over an old
tin box filed with soiled and ink
smeared memoranda. periods which
We're always followed by days OF
moody silence and a week or more of
lessons" In tattered and thumbed
reader which the woodsman had
brought up river-lessons as painful
and laborious to Old Tom as they were
delightful to the starved mentality of
the pupil And Old Tom. the boy ex-
planned, was pretty likely to be lick
cred up fer quite spell" after such u
session. which invariably began with
an exploration of the battered tir
box.
The boy told Caleb of days ana
nights on the trail-bOasted- uncon
scously Of Old Toms supercunning
with trap and deadfall and even pois-
oned bait And that brought him to
the beautifully oiled bear trap which
be had left outside the door.
II brung Samanthy along with me-
he stated 81 brung her just because
somehow l kinda thought mebby Old
Tom'd be glad II did Next to me he
always sed he set a heap o store on
tibet ole critter. He sed Samanthy
was as near to hevin' woman around
the house as anything he knew on
she he'd voice like a steel trap, and
when she got her teeth sot In argu-
ment she never did let up. l brung
her along with me. and the gun he
give me, but l didn't take nuthin
else"
Caleb waited there until he knew
that the boy had finished.
You never bothered about that old
tin box?" he inquired casually.
The boy shook his head again.
"Old Tom, whenever he went away
for spell, always sed l want TO med
die with IT," he explained. This time
! reckoned bis goin' was just about the
same thing. only he won't be comm
back, so IL just locked the box up
In the cubberd and hitched the staple
into the door and come down myself.
BY the time that meal was finished
the boys eyes were SO heavily lidded
that, tight as he would. they still per
sisted In dropping till the long lashes
curled over his cheeks. And In spite
OF Calebs remonstrances 1t was Sarah
who saw him upstairs and into the
huge guest room with Its four poster
and hIghboy and spindle backed chairs
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Jaws and things. I'll walk down witt.
sou myself after breakfast. l may be
away for a day or two. and | want t.
leave directions for changes to be IN
corporated while I'm gone"
At the table that morning Caleb not.
ed that there was no hesitation In
Steve's selection from the silver beside
his plate, no waiting to follow in the
lead of Sarah Hunters choice. He no.
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it. Caleb Hunter, rising from an I'M
easy night, blamed his sleepiessness
upon the weather. 1t was fully an hour
before his usual not too early hour or
rising when he slowly descended the
wide stairway. and yet he was but Ut
tie surprised TO find the boy already
there before him seated upon the top
step of the veranda when he sToiieo
outside.
Chin In palm. elbow upon knee, Steve
was gazing flxedly in the direction OF
Dexter Allison's stucco and umoer
summer lodge" and, although Caiep
could not have known 1t, there mao
been no need for his silence, for the
boys rapt preOccupation was souno
proof. Caleb heard voices coming from
behind the shrubbery, and just as he, a
little perplexed, turned to follow the Oh
rection OF that fascinated gaze ALLISON
himself squeezed through q narrow
aperture in the box hedge and hailed
hun Jovially from the far edge OF the
lawn. And Caleb Hunters brows drew
together In a bit Of a frown when q
slender figure in killed black velvet
and bright buckled low shoes. hatless
and with thick. cleaning hair ooboeo
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once lift to those of Barbara Allison.
opposite him. And. while the little
girl from time to time Joined In the
conversation, he not once opened his
mouth to speak until they were almost
ready to rise from their places.
Barbara Allison insisted upon join
ing the excursion down to the mill that
morning She developed a sudden and
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unshakaDle resolve to be one OF Ii
party, and after his remonstrances ha l
finally brought stormy tears to her
eyes Allison surrendered In perplexity
to her within.
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SYNOPSIS

Caleb Hunter and his sister Sarah wei.
come to their home Stephen oMara. a
homeless and friendless boy, starting from
the wilderness to see the city.
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Old newspapers. Five cents a bum
die. At The Tribune office.
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Ito be continued next week.
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CHAPTER ~.

Three Quarters and Six Eiahths-
~ (ATURDAY morning dawned as
Io hot and dry and MINDLESS as
had been the other days OF
the week which had preceded
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-09-08
SYNOD
TO MEET IN OCTOBER
In the City of Parkersburg
Along with the Woman's
SynodiCal Society.

PARKERSBURG, Sept. S-The Sy-
nod of West Virginia. of the Presby-
7 terrain church. North. will meet here
! October II, Is and 10. The sessions
Will be held at the First Presbyterian
( church, At the same time the ses-
sions Of the Woman's Synodical So
ciety will be held in the city, at the
st. Paul's church, which has been Sc
cured for the women's meeting.
The program has not yet been
completed but it will be announced
within the next few weeks.
Preceding the opening of the
synod a conference on Sunday school
work will be held Tuesday afternoon.
October II. Mt the First Presby-
terrain church. 1t viii be under the
direction of representative from
the Sunday school board Of Philadel-
phia.
On Tuesday evening the synod will
open with sermon 10 he given by
the Rev. DR.. ]. NJ. Potter. the mod
orator. who Is pastor of the Vance
Memorial church of Wheeling. lie
will preside at the opening session,
and on Wednesday morning new
moderator will be chosen who will
preside at the remaining sessions.
| While the program has not been
] completed the plans are for the day
I services to be devoted TO receiving
reports Of the work OF the mission
airy, educational missionary and 9th
or departments Of state work for the
year.
1 on one evening = moving picture
{ 1rrsfrtrn 10 ryF,r oh "a
missionary activities of the church
on the foreign field. One of the gen.
cral secretaries Is expected to be
present to give an address in con-
nection with the pictures.
The pictures were displayed at the
recent laymen's convention.
On another evening of tho week
] the session will be given over to the
( Mems brotherhood. Efforts are
being made to have the general seq
rotary of the brotherhood move
ment. the Rev. DR.. G. f. Wier, or
/ Chicago. to give an address on this
occasion. Efforts are being made to
/ secure other noted speakers of ma
/ tional reputation for the meeting.
\ on the Opening night following
/ the sermon by DR.. Potter a reception
I for all the visitors viii be held at the
! First Presbyterian church in the Sun
\ day school rooms.
The Womans Synodical Society
will meet at the Paul's church for
the three days. and will have n de-
/ llghtful program also. Mrs. G.. l.
4 Wilson, of Wheeling. Is the state
president and she will preside at the
sessions On the opening evening the
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-09-08
ADVENTISTS
TOLD ABOUT
SEA H0LD-UP
Thrilling Experiences Are Re-
counted before the State
Conference at Weston.

WESTON, Sept Slider Arthur
G. Daniels, Of Washington. D. c..
president of the General or World
Conference of Seventh Day Advent
lists, who last night gave the first Of
series of lectures in connection with
the convention of the West Virginia
Conference OF that denomination, was
among the passengers aboard the
steamship "Austcrly, which was
sought after by the German raide:.
Emdcn, when the latter was SUM-; bv
the British cruiser, sydney. or the
Cocos islands.
IN vor, tbri,1,rc ,nor,o MI.
Danieils who Il ncrbans ono az IN M
most trnya,oG ,nin nHi.n%pS WY W w.
%n"o doso,,n r,'In, H. ~ Anerlcl'
/ tho A%stor, pv MA ma" ~ - ~ tip on
sinI,fn@ ~ tio I rn,dor ~ sunSsqu ,
~ bia vito ana sno.nt AIgu,,. painted
icus was nm his wav rron, r'1"r III
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-09-08

The swallow has al anger mouth in
proportion to its size than any other
bird.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-02-10
2unntoittatn,
Observation-Disclosures.

= Salntaan faf1i iuomaIaisto
poifoa matfustawtdan. SptpG palffo
ia mieIuinen tpo. Sdptpp oIla pilfas.
tlontoiiia. 2pipfdG 1881 So, @u.
: rora st., Sobn y. Sarm, Mer.
- TitfGIlist6 fairamtta. Mrs. g.
&anfa $urIepn @teldfplGIId Iouffaii
tpiime beindfuiIla iolfonia polynesia
lo~ngetesiaan ropuina, ioutui parifii
fiiufauoefii aipan ipuoteen omafIi.
On m%pobemmin parantumit fen fper.
ron ettd buoneesia poipi biIiofieen
liiffua tuoIinopulla. Stand fpoan
fun tdptpp olla iuliettuna fuufauii
mddrifii ieinieen iiidIIe. Soimomme
fuitenfin ettd Mrs. Santa parontuiSi
ia padiiii IiiffeeIe toimimaon osfarei.
tnnn. ..
- Yarantmnnt. Mr. Ratti gartpi
tmipnnfimme pobioispuoleIIa ioirasti
toImiien niiffoa ioonsen beiffono,
on 10 porantiniit ieIIoiiefii fun Min.
tin ponban mieben moi toitpoa paran.
tutpan.
= Sbntbmst. Wrs. @Ier 2pstildue
fpntpi onneIIiiesti terfpe tptar mime
periantaina. Sttti ia tptdr ipoifpot bp.
min.
- Smpreifa mnnia ostetaan. st.
tafoapo maanpiIicIiidt Sronpoooin
pmpdristoGId buomioonne ia tuofao
tioreita miinia Watti SiffaIan fab.
HiIaon.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-02-10

=, SUWotuuYuttVetWS ptoeluuU CHI
Yunnuttdina 4esiemerisid Ito 10 40
muIIo. SiIIoin i~aornoa ~iaarnoaj
IS. Sapolu, DnnbIonnesto, Sasf. &c
naoa ia ollefirioittamit. Seurofun
nan IaiIuieura tiiIee laiIuinaan pier
tdmaan tatd iublatilaiiuutta. Nipp
fonlu alfaa aaifu.ieuran baaIilla pit
b%dfcuIrn pddtpttpa, feboitetaan. cit,
rippifoulpun tuIiiat t,lletpat 10 ppba
foiilitiin TO 1 pGipGIIG.
2aStettu:
aisstua ia So6anna slrffolau t.,
Saima Maria, I. BesiemerisiG jon
litf. % b. fast. belmif. 6 b.
H. @uori,
Subelin Sronpoo6isia, 662.
= Srouiuoobin forfeafomlnlla nil.
me maanantairia luennoitIi Yrof
8raum. Mnn Mrborista. - Sorted.
fonliin .poifien @lee Club Iauloi ioi-
tafutta reippaita Iauluia Scr. 8atio.
min iobSolla. :.
- 3iriapaiuot6itG otetaan mas.
taan auttaian firiapainosia, tpo teb.
baan fiistid, mafiut fobtuuIliiet.
Santa ia teras teolliinns on
inruesti ebistpmdsid. &%uuloien mn
fam on ral,ta- ia tcrds.tilaifliu min
~iuuresia mddr1si1, ett1 eipGt iifGI1i-
iet Infect iuoi faiffia tilaufiia ottaa
maStaan oifeaSia idriestpfiesiG. sc
on ebsoton bptpdn aian merffi tGlle
pmpdrist5lle. Spinal
= ltmtta palofnnnan baalia SEES.
iiepilleen aifoo t1fGlGinen faiipungin
Wirasto rafennittaa. &omitea toimi.
moan ia iarie$tdmddn aiioita funtoon
on 10 malittit faiipungin piraston TO.
foufiesia ipiime tpiifolla.
Sanottu baali aiiotaan rofentaa
tiilistd 80 ia 65 ialf. ilruri tilaq be-
moiille ia palofGrrpille iefG parillc
iellille alotertaan ia palofuntalaister
olasto ia banli blifertaan. Saali tlili.
Il iiioiticmann cntiiellG ScsliepilIcr
n. T. Sole bollin" italia.
= Snmret nffpmiesten lipeGfala
illalliict toimcenpanec &aniallisieii
rnflinnalt intellect t. t. miimeilend Ian
antoina, 26 pnG. Sllallinen OIL nal
mis- flo 5 ip. ia festGd flo 8 iu. 81
fcttiG OF ieilrnfuntalaiiilla mpptGlpG
M 30 IenttiG fappale. &iirubtafa'
ostamaan ajoisia ia tuIfaa ioitfolI
i%poin11nl Sllallinen tariotaan &ar
Iollisieitratuhnait firfon baaIisia. Si
t1fd1pG miclesi1nne tGmGl
= Snntalaupaliuelnfiia pioetG1t
$. Haamalin firfosia emf ppbGnG
+. 10 p. flo %t0 ap. &o0ri eiiintp
mp5sfin.
San @uSfirtiSiG on bartalSbeti
emf ppb1no flo IT'D toipn baaIiIlc
gtel1fbldlld flo 3:Ita iltap. topn bac
lilIa. Eulfaa fluIemaan ia fGtf(
mddn Sumolan ianaa. Iifamme o
lpbpt, ilta i%olititu pian.
Sunnnrtaifoitliin toimesta tarioil
liam lunsiio g. Baamalin firfosi
tGllG piifollo periantaina flo 3:lt
alfoen flo tO:neen Italia. 2unsi
poptd lil1ltdG fabpio, poitaleipdd ]
feefid. Wafiu on main 10 ienttit
9aifti ter~fuetulIeito iaamaan fiipt
firimaa.
gstdiuppoelld, u. Soapanen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-02-10
Ironwoodin jaympxrist6n'
uutiSia.


ieiran fofoufiesia miime torstaino
Mrs. ia Scr. Matti &oimiston luono
Muroran lufeeiilla oil fplmGstd II.
masta buoIimatta palion o~ianottaiia.
@ofous alfoi l%aululla, rufoutiella ia
pubeella. ionfa idIfeen neutittiin fob.
mia leiposten y. M. bpipppoen fans1a,
iosta taloia oil $4.25. &iitos Mrs.
ia Der. 2oimistoiieIIe runiaasta ,ib.
raufiesta ia palwelufiestal
Senraapa fofous pioetGGn emf
torstaina, t. +. IL p. flo 7,30 ilI.
Wrs. ia Der. Sipari Niemen talosio
Iuroran lrfeeiilla. Sinne toiwotaan
runiasta oianottoal
- Nnuriioienra &oiton fofoufies-
ia mime periantaina malittiin entinen
pirfaflnta talle puooelle. YGGtet.
tim mpos pitGa puoiiiubla t.. +. nil
meiien1 iunnuntaina. 81 pn1 firfon
baaIiIIa. Nastorim tebtamafR iai
futiua 8afefieloin Ser. n%uoriioIeuran
~oianottoa tdbdn iublaan. Subla al
faa ianottiina pdiipGnG flo 7,3O iu.
Soiipotaan runiasta oianottoa iilIoin
ipanbempainfin puoleltpl
- &anaillisienrafmnnau oiafoo-
nicn fofons pioetGGn t. t. folmanteno
iunnuntoina, 20 pnG @icurof. firfoSio
ialfeen iumalanpalipelufien. Silloin
ei, pioetG jumalanpalmeluflia @rtpin
townisia ia San Yusfirfisia. Seura.
fuiitamme oiafoonia omat ieuraomat
benfilot: Wm. 0rGnnes, MIer Hontn.
m1fi, Mrs. Wotti &oiiuisto, &oIle
Seiffinen. Safris Sonni, Wrs. Sen.
rD Hiemeld, 2ouri Hieini, MrS. Mnt.
ii Susufo, Sobn Stein, S. o.. Ibo.
men, Watti &imi, Sobn &ilponeiL SO
ief Sustuion ia Wrs. Sobn Sulin
Seiirafuntammc muolifofoufieSIt
lpelpoitettiin allefirjoittaneen fiitiu
moan o~iafoonit fofoon lilloin fuin a
/ fiat min mautimot. SGrfeitten olioit
t ten miiofii futiutam npt faiffi le,iro
: funtamme oiafoonit fofoon lunnir
] taina, t. t. 20 y. fofous olfao Juno
/. lanpalmelufien jGlfcen flo 1 palm.
J. 8unnioitufiella,
!. 8. 90. 8ilen.
!. = aapfGapG Susien & Srier'i
pastapGGtG 8efolan itooria, FUN bc
/. luatte iaaoa mGfemGG ia pub6ost
] maitoa ia fermaa, Iop0dtte tliitG iiis
teisiG pulloiSio.
Sigblano Sonitarp Ooirp. Sob
4 q. Self, omistaja.
j - Walp raittinsiemralla OH obie
ma.illanpietto emf ilnnintai. iltant
: Sbjelman pGd.mumerona on "&oin
Ian Salosia'. Haittiusfanlo toifpo
tGbGn tilaiillliteen rtniasta oianotto(
- &nm tariuitiette fuimia tai tiit
: reita baIfoja, min iaatte aiitG ba'
: walla, jos nimittGin otatte iiommasi
madrdsid.
Sobn O.. SelIi,
I Eel. 552.S a. eli 277.M.
= Hppbamme lamIna ipoGment
Jet fiitofiet Mrs. ia Scr. Sbos. Secs
felIe Iabioistanne ioita toitte NELL
%ioulufii. gstdmppoelIG:
Wiina ia Watti Baripp.
: - GnoIlmt. &auon SurlepsiG {
: iuniit Open Sullimon, fuoIi Gffi
mime tiistaina iporbain aamulla /
+. losnoustesiaan. SGn oil toiminl
| poStimeStarinn foImattn nliottl
l 8ainaiaa i6i iuremaan puoliio ia a
! fuiiia Iapiia.
+. = Ganpias s. 8efolau ipaatetiis
liiffceieen iaapuu plan ulita plifiiic
| Gntiict uuiien tielt1 mppoddn bolpal
/ la, fiirubtafaa ostamaan.
| = &afii IebmGa m,pptawGna. Seal
Il pasta p%oifinutta Iebmd1, @uernie
ia SoIitein, 2 Setter moiiffao. 1 tpS
betuonen.
s. 6. Flanagan, Surlep.
= Snomesta on iaapunut fanio
Iaiiia 80 benfiIoG paiffofunalle mii
me milton IopiiIIa.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-02-10
Snmalanpalpelnfiia ia bartans.
6etfi9.

teaiS.
Sron 8eltisid bartausbetfi emf
t~eriontaina 4. I'LL pnd r..taloIla I'll
7,30 iu., ripifoulua p%ioetdGn' lauan
taina, olfaen flo 8 ap. ia iunnuntai
no iumalanpaltu. s.. b.. ebt. fansit
firtosia ITO 2 ip.
M~ontreaIisia, Dis., iumalanpalm
emf iunmintaina Ito 10 ap.
Bafefieloisid bartausbetfi perian
taina, t. t. 18 b. firfoSia flo 7,30 III
rippifoulila pioetd6n ieuraaiuana Poi
spdnd flo 8 ap.
Spntpnpt la tasteful.
De Gerisfd, Bis.: Splpester ia g.
Iiina 2imist0n tptdr, Miloreo Wargii
@steIla fput. ippsf. 6 p. fast. belmif
6p.
MamIapsia. Wicb.: glias ia 2ppoi
Sfdiidien tptdr, gune 2ppli ipnt. iou.
tut. 81 p. fast. belmtf. 7 b.
auoIlut ia bauoattu.
Sul6a Naria Hetpa, o. |. seartpo'
men, fuoIi feubfotnitiin belmtf. 5 p
"a M. ia 4 pdimGn ipanbana, baio
bamif. 9p.
BbelpiisTd, Bis.: eliiia Sallmen
.. (. aastari Olaisten pit. Suomesta
fmoli feubfofuumeeieen tommif. % p
So ~. 6 If. ia 20 j.. l%panbana, BAUD
beImif. 2 p.
SaroniSia, @is.: 2alle ia Iliin(
2aarilan poifa Metno @uoolpf fuol
belmif. 3 b.. 1 10. 3 TT. ia 2 p. man
bana, baud. belmif. 7 p.
Sronpoooisia: Sobn ia Iliina $50
talon tpt6r Eppne Saimi floli bel
milf. 5 b., 3 IT. ia "a p. panbano
bauo. belmif. 8 y.
@alfris 8. @iIen,
Sell. 471-@. 610 6. Mper q
Sronmooo, Micb.
- Snnrta on tnlusin. Sotdin
rinomaiien iiilirta pitfdstd aiasta 0
pa~iffafunalla %putibottlt. On no
paiffnunndlla pltemmdn aifaa 90
tettu iaaoa tdpiin liemaufiin nout'
lotion ia loulun iGmeleistd. On o.
nistuttu iaamaan paiffafunnalta til
tetiimmat loiilli- ia ioittoipoimat N
rittGm11n fanteleitaan iefd barjott
moan 16ni1Gn p1dstGdfie en ne taa
tin f~GtfoistGGn fltuluipiIle, parant
moan fiiuliainia ipo1men baaipoia
tpirmoittamoan smdibneitd mieli
Suoraon pubuen on onnistittu la
moan mabtafpa muSifaalinen obieln
iiiben lauIu ia lotto fonierttiin, mil
pioet1Gn Balo raittius leuran baali
Ia tGmGn belmifuln 20 p. fello 8 |
Iola Sronfpoooisia. Obielma tullac
iulfaiiemaon emf miifolIa mitta eft
fufnat m~pobGstpiii i~aabesiaan tietr
iublasta ilmotamme 10 aiosia ia
botamme pubumann tGstd naapurei
leenfin. Banfaa npt t1mG miistoonl
ettette iouou iGlestd pabottelemao
fiin cite ole aliasta aifoinaan mitGc
fulilleet.
2unntoittatn,
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-04-05
BREAK A CHILD'S
COLD BY GIVING
SYRUP OF figs
Cleanse the little liver and bowels
and they get well quick.

When your child sufft rs from a cold
dot wait; give the little stomach,
liver and bowels gentle, thorough
cleansing at once. When cross, pcev-
ish, listiess, pale, doesn't sleep. eat Or
act naturally; if breath is bad. stom-
ach sour, give a teaspoonful Of cali
fornia Syrup of Figs" and in a Few
hours all the clogged up, constipated
waste, sour bile and undigested food
will gently move out of the bowels.
and you have a we'll, playful CHI Id
again.
If your child coughs snuffles All.
has caught cold or is feverish or has
a sore throat give good dose Of
"California Syrup of Figs. to evacu-
ate the bowels, no difference what
other treatment is given.
Sick children needn't be coaxed to
take this harmless fruit laxative
Millions of mothers keep it handy be-
cause they know its action on the
stomach. liver and bowels is prompt
and sure. They also know little
given today saves sick child to-
morrow.
Ask your druggist for 50-cent bot
tie of "Calfo: MIA Syrup of Figs"
which contains directions for bah; es,
children of all ages and for grown
"bs plainly On the bottle. Beware of
Hounterfeits sold here. &c the genu-
ne, made by california Fig Syrup
Company
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-04-05
~ INE BLUFF
- ROGRESS
i PROSPERITY
CARELESS PASSENGERS.

The p! nnsylvania railroad is taking
justifiable pride in the fact that III
the past two years il has carried
3e2 100000 passengers without the
loss of single life II train acci-
dent
That is a better record than the
passengers themselves have. For the
railroads statement does not mean
that no passengers were killed; SIX
teen of them lost their lives
through their own fault While the
road was doing its best to safeguard
them. they nullified its efforts by
stepping in front of ira MS at stations,
climbing on and jumping Off moving
trains. standing too near the edge OF
platforms. etc.
Likewise, while the road has great
ly decreased the mishaps among its
own employees and cut down the
number of persons killed in walking
along the track, it has not been able
to eliminate such accidents, and never
will. Individuals take chances which
a well managed railroad itself will
rot take.
1t is we'll to remember this when
criticising the railroads. Some lines,
of course. are much to blame. even
vet, for their lack of safety dev ces
and neglect of proper precautions. But
i; is doubtful whether, in the case OF
the average railroad, the general pub
lie itself does not deserve at least
half the blame for the high casually
rate.