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lTAVES WANTED THE KING Slave Co.,, Qnc.) operating three yards in New Orleans, La, desire to get in touch with people who can furnish white oak slaves or who have good white oak timber to Sell.
 We will pay high cash prices for sixty (6O) inch pipes of good grade.
 Orleans, La. S25-7t
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Liverpool Cotton

Liverpool, Aug. 31.--Spot cotton weak; good middling, 963d; mid ding, 963d; middling. 947d; low mid ding, 931d; sales, 5000 bales 300 for speculation and export; receipts, 1000 bales.
 Futures quiet; September, 9.32d; September-Oc 9.3Od; october November, 9.2Sd; November-Decem- Der, 924d; December-January, 9.23d; January February, 9.22d; February " arch. 9.22d; March-April, 9.21d; April-May, 920d; May-June, 919d; June-July, ,9.17d; JulyAugust, 9.14d. Noon official closing; August, 9.37d value; August September, 9.37d value.
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New Orleans Spot Cotton.

New Orleans, Aug. 31.-Spot cotton firm; 25 points up; sales, on the spot 43O bales, to arrive S5 bales; good ordinary, 14.13c: strict good ordinary, 14.63c; low middlng, 15.13c; stric. low middling, 15.3Sc; middling, 15.63c !:
 strict middling, 15.S2c; good middlins 16c; strict good middling, 16.25c; re, ceipts, 4,55S bales; stock, S9,961 bales.
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THREATEN RAISE BREAD PRICE.

Oklahoma City, Okla, Aug. 31.- Local bakers declare they will be forced to increase the price of bread immediately unless the present unusu- ally high price of flour decreases.
 It is planned to arrange a meeting for all local bakers soon in an effort to get concerted action on the prob. lem now confirming them. It is said, a standard raise adhered to by all the local bakeries will be declared.
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WARNING ORDER.
No. 5003.

In the Chancery Court of Jefferson County. Arkansas. Anna Mace, Plaintiff,
 vS. Ed Mace, Defendant. The Defendant, Ed Naces is EwAtned to appear in this court within thirty days and answer the complaint of Plaintiff, Anna Mace.
 Given under my hand and the Seal of said Court this 24th day of August, A. D. 1916.
 iSean F. M REEVES, Clerk
 s. F. yAULX. D. c. S-25-9-1-8-l5-22
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Grain and Provisions.

Chicago, Aug. 31.-Relewal of eff forts to bring about postponement of the railway strike had only a transient bullish effect today on wheat Assertions that within AS hours Greece would abandon neutral ity appeared to act as more than an offset. Speculative transactions on both sids of the market were on a large scale and price changes were o' a rapid. nervous character. The open ing, which ranged from 1-2c decline to 1-Sc advance, with September at $1.3S to $139 and December at $1.42 to $1.4} was followed by material general upturn and then sharp declinee.
 Corn displayed less tendency to re- spond to any bulge in wheat. After opening 1-S@ 1-4c to 1-2c lower, prices rallied little, but then under went decided sag.
 Oats gave way with other cereals. Irregularity characterized provisions.
 Subsequently advices from Wash ington indicating much improves chance that a strike would be averted brought a sharp rally. The close was unsettled, 3@3 3-4c net higher, with September at $1.42 and December at $l45@t46.
 Germ closed firm at 3 net advance of 1-4@3-Sc to 1c.
 The leading features ranged as fol-
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w A N T E D .

gAETED-POSITION AS MANAGER or assistant on plantation, was raised on farm, have had 10 years experience as manager; know how to handle negro labor. Have been successful growing alfalfa and hogs. A grade reference given. Try mo and if suited we will agree on Sal ary. Address D. J. C., care Graphic.
 9-1-6t
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EANTED - COMPETENT YOUNG
 man clerk and kookkeeper in com
 mossary; good habits. Apply with references in own handwriting; state salary expected. Bennett
 Plantation Co.,, Box 353. S-27-6t !,
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CURTIS COUNTY EXAMINER.

Little Rock, Aug. 31.-S. A. Cur'is of Wynne was yesterday appointed county examiner of Gross county to succeed H. A. Woodland, who becomes superintendent of schools at Arkadel- phia. MT. Woodland succeeds D. A. Phillips. who is taking course at Peabody this year.
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BOY ABOUT SIXTEEN years old, who does not intend going to school to take tickets at
 Best theatre. Apply in person to the manager for furth:r informa- tion. S306t
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NTED-POSITION BY YOUNG
 man thirty years of age; willing to
 do anything; can furnish best of
 reference. Address G c H, IA Ohio street. S-27-3t
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Have you an Equal-lite on you Ford? Guaranteed to give froa1 3 to , times stronger light and to last 10 years. Make your lights more even. Whitener Bros, 214 Pine. S-27-3Ot
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WISH TO CALL THE ATTENTION of my customers to my new address, S15 Laurel street, where I will be pleased to have them call when in need of pleating. Mrs. E.. D. Her ring, formerly 1901 w. Sixth. Phone SO9.
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POP CORN AND PEANUT ROASTING
 machine, in good running order;
 will be sold cheap if taken at once.
 Owner obtained machine in trade, f and willing to sacrifice for quick
 sale. Just the thing for man or
 ooy desiring big profit. Will pay i. TOT itself during Labor carnival if SAandled right. Telephone 365, or address Pop Corn" care Graphic.
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F MRS. J. w. HOLT, 1908 EAST Sixth Ave-, will call at Graphic we will be pleased to give her free ticket to the Best theatre. Good for any day this week.
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LOST AND FOUND.

BROOCH PIN, WITH
 border of pearls. Reward if re- turned to Mrs. A. M. Riat, SIG Texas
 street. 9-1-3t
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FOR SALE.

OR SALE, A BARGAIN, 459 ACRES, mile west of Altheimer; will front new pike three quarter mile, and on Cotton Belt railway, over 300 acres fine land in cultivation; this Is ideal and nice size farm cheap;
 $47.5O acre, one-third cash balance ten years. J. P. Cady. the land man, l271a Main street, Pine Bluff. If
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PANTED TO BUY-WE WILL PAY the following prices ror poultry ,l'
 this week: Hens 12 cents Der lD. springs 16, ducks 10, turkeys 15, geese ), roOsters 25 cents each.
 Sheets & Son, 1000 Main street, phone IFS. S-22-tf
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tONEY TO LOAN-ON GOOD SE- curity Address Cash, care Graphic. S-27-6t
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Y c Rs. K [ N Y

FOR RENT-FURNISHE ROOMS With private bath for young men; :; close in; excellent board near; also newly papered and furnished room for couple, 700 state street.
 phcne l2I9. 91-tf
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MRS. c. S. M'NEW, 1210 w. FIFTH street, will receive compli- mentary ticket to Best theatre by calling at Graphic office. Good any day his week.
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FOR SALE-WE HAVE A MODERN cottage, six rooms and bath, near car line and paved street in good
 nelghborhood. which we can sell on
 easy payments. If you want home
 see or phone Hollis Real Estate
 Co.,, phones Nos. ? and 112. If
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FUR SALE OR RENT-MY RESI-
 dence at Eighteenth and Pine. Am leaving the city will also sell my
 household goods. w. H. Denver. fnone SIS. S-20-tf
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FOR SALE = COTTAGE FIVE rooms and bath with sewer, light, water and gas; lot 73x3OO feet; east front with good shade trees;
 see or phone Hollis Real Estate
 Co.,, 123h West Sesond avenue, phones 2 and 112.' if
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FOR SALE-QUARTER BLOCK, corner Thirty fourth and Poplar streets, one block from Cherry.
 bargain to cash buyer. Address A U A, care Graphic. s-11-tf
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FOR RENT-TWO LARGE ROOMS, furnished or unfurnished, also single
 room; close in, modern convenient
 ces. Apply 316 West Pullen street, phone 2O29. S-6-d1m
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st. Louis Grain.

St, Louis, Aug. Wheat-No. 2 red, $l5om143; No. 3 hard. $1.47@ 1.51.
 Corn-No ?, S4GS5c; No. white, SOC
 Oats-No. ?, 45@4Sc: NO 3 white, soc.
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FOR RENT-A LARGE LIGHT FUR mined room, suitable for two gentle men or couple. Ice water in hail.
 First class board next door; 713 Main street, telephone 214S. S-3O-3t
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FOR BUNGALOW, CLOSE IN.
 modern, excellent condition; 4-room cottage, good condition, modern, $15.00 per month"; also furnished rooms, close to good board. Phone 661 or No. 515 w. 2nd Ave. S-29-6t
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'CR SALE, CHEAP-THE WILLIAM burke property. corner of Sixth avenue and Poplar street; good
 que guaranteed; will be sold on 'cng-tlme and easy terms; part
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-09-01

FOR RENT-FURNISHED ROOMS, with or without board; also fur nished rooms for light housekeep- ing, 51S w. Fifth. Call phone 1527.
 S-29-6t
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FOR RENT-ROOMS FOR LIGHT housekeeping; every convenience; close in. Phone POST, 523 West SitXh avenue.
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FOR UNSATISFACTORY HOUSE with garage, bath room and all modern conveniences, in fine condi-
 tion on paved stret, close in; one block from street cars, rent reason able. Apply to Joe s. Altschul, 210 West Barraque street. 7-11-tf
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-04-06

COPENHAGUE, Abrii 5.-Parece
evideatc que !os alemaHes estan en-
-ealidaG amenazados por el ham
ore.
Algunos v~iajeros, sobre TODD. mu-
jeras. refieren todos los dias nueva
aistorias = csc respecto.
Parece que hasta fines del mes dc
Febrero. Una gran p2Ete &c II po6la-
c!Cr. no ha sIfrido verdaderamente
De escasez Z peSar de CUE lbs raciO-
mes habian sido GismiHuidas desde
mace mucho tempo; pero III gran
ca;nbio ha s~obreveniIo durante 81 mes
De Mario y en- virtUd de este en-
pieza " c-eerse agUi, que A!emania
esta ameaazada por una vercade-a
catastrofe.
Una persona cue ha habit&do en-
Berlin Gurante varios amos. ACADIA
da arr:bar I Copenhague. Dice one
q s~ituacioa en- Aiemania despues dc
t.es o cuatro semaGGs, se~a de las
mas graves. Es impossible "a para las
geHteS pooreS ~procuraISe una ali
meutaci6n conveniente. Tn regimen
salubre cueSta de iiez ! doce marcos
gor dia. paya cada persona. Hay to-
daria e~xiStencia de carGe. pero como
esta Sc expende cocida o adita-
men:os de aqua J azucar, III acabaco
pcr no scr fo-titicaEte.
e professor Lehman, que ACADIA de
llegar de Berlin, h. dicho en- n revis-
"a danesa "Gads Danske." 10 81
gujepte:
'Todas las personals en- Alemania
permanecen recraidas en- sus casas,
econemicando asi dinero Y fuerzas.
Es curioso yer como. con csc pro-
p6sito. caminan por las GALES !enta-
mence. En- IN principle pense que
este era un signo dc abatihiento,
Dero bien pronto empece 20 mismo
q camirar con igual lentitud J me di
cucnta de que TODD era dehido q la
pequeaa raci6a De pan Y de manteca
cue recibia."
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LOS PARTIDOS POLITICOS Y Ia
GUERRA SUBMARINE
srr,icio Especial para L, rEENsA.

AMSTERDAM, !Abrii 5.-UH des-
pacho de Berlin dice que la rcSo!u-
ci6n c~oncerniente 4 IA guerra subma-
rina que fuG adoptada pOr todos
los partidos Representatives en- {!
P~eichstag, exception hecha del CRU
DO recientemente creado per Ia nino-
ria sociaIiSta, "a a ser p~resentada a
~cancille- von Bethmann- Hollweg.
La resolution lleva la firma de N.
Bassermann, alcalde de Berlin y jefe
de! Dartido de los liberales n~acionales
= las de doce miembros mas del
Reichstag.
e. siguicnte teyto de Ia res2luci6N
ha sido pubIicado:
considerable que los submarines
han dato pruebas de ser una arma
De las mas e~ficaces contra los meto-
dos de guerra de los ingleses, meto-
dos encaminados q reducir a Alema-
MIA por medic del hambre, e. Reichs-
tag expresa "a conviction de que es
~necesario hacer de los submarines Y
dc todos los demas elenentos na-
wales, III uso para g~arantiZar la paz
salvar e! porvenir de Alemania.
En- tanto que Ia question de los
submarines es terminada ante Ia CO.
mission de presupuestos del Reichs-
tag Y que los resultados de la dis
custom han sido pubIicados, Sc OBJ
serva que los conservadores no
estan enteramente satisfechos.
En- tantp que estos aceptaM CT
acuerdo Incorporate a Ia resolution
que debe ser presentado al Reichs-
tag, Ia prensa conservadora muestra
IN espfritu Ge inconformidad, no
exeato de lamentaciones.
e. "Taegliche Rudschau," Sc la
menta de que ia resolution este re-
dac-ada &c ia! manera. que impide
que C. Uupi!SO Scp& S4SS LAoS SS ~
cue va saba hace dos semanas.
La Gazette de Ia Croix,' discu,
te Ia asercion hechs por L parte de
la prensa, relativa 3 que 40 hay una
completa ammonia entire los diferen-
ties partidos.
Fl condo Won R~eventlow', critico
naval, expresa su desagrado a prop6,
sito de Ia resolution y lanenta que
lie sea impossible debatir ell asunto pu,
blicamente, Y en- Ia forma que de,
seara. Aduee. sin embargo, que Ia
resolution deja enteramente d Ia
discretion del gobierno ei modo de
emplear los submarines. Agrega que
el solo principle del empleo libre de
ios submarines esta salvado, pero
que Sc han pasado Dor alto las for.
.Ias en que deben ser empleados.
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SOCIALIsTAS lNGLESES PERSE
CU!DOS



GLASGOW. Abril 5.-Cuatro So
c;aiistas fucron aCrest&doS con mott
30 de Ia huclga De los obreros que
trabajaban en- las fabricas de mum.
Clones de Ia Clyde, y env!ados . com
parecer ants Ia corte De E~dimOurgo.
lie con:ormitad con el "Reolm Act"
sobre IA defensa de. RENO.
John Mac Clean. uno de los socia-
listas. csta acusado de haber induci
DO 4 los obreros que trabajaban e.
las f<b-icas' de municiones, = aban-
donar ell trabaio, y de haber Gec!a-
RADIO para conseguir 81 empeAo. que
81 &c; soldatos ingleses depusieran
i armas. como los obreros sus he
rramientas, los alemancs seguiria"
su cjemplo, porque todos estam can
sado$ de la guerra
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Ell .'VULCAIN'' ARMADA DE CA
MONIES LEGO A NUEVA
YORK

NUEVA YORK. Abril 5.-EI va
Dor frances "Vulcain." con IN c&n0I
de IS mi.imetroS, montado en- II pc
pa. lego q este puerto p~rocedente d
La Palice. FL canon fue colocado so
bre ell buque. segun han dicho los of
ciales del misno, para estar en- cOndi
clones de defendcrse de los ataquc.
de los submarines.
FL "Vu.rain" os IN barco mercan
tie ' es e. primer buQue armada, des
pues de los paquebots italiauos. que
haya cntraIo Z IN puerto americana
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Reqresa Il NieNico el EncargadC GG
NegociOS del 5ap6n.

Hoy Sc supo en- eSta capital que
ei senior Iwasaki, EDeargado lie Ne
gocios del Tmpcrio de- Jap6n III NJ
xico. que hace aigUn tempo habfa
salido de nueStra RepUD,jca, So en-
barcG haze dias en- Nueva York.
rumbo a las p!ayas mexjcanas. de-
biendo haber Ilegado aver al Puerto
de Neracruz.
e. Gogierno de facto. por con-
ducto de Ia Secretaria de R~e,acionss.
.ha dado las 6rdenaS CONSEQUENCES Il
fin de que Sc ponga a la DISPOSE
ci6n de aquel diplomatico, I'm tren
especial para que sea conducido q
esta capital. tan pronto como iesem-
barQue en- VeracruZ.
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DESDE WASHINGTON.
Viene de Ia Pag 3a.)

re!aciones De los sexos Sc refiere, Pc
70 con Ia nota desfavorable de IA
falta de sinceridad que nos hace de-
ctarar salYajes 4 quienes no Sc ocul-
tan para poner en- practica 81 Green
cia de que 81 hombre es m Ell ga
llo, proteico en- u gustos, G lncan-
sable ea Sis esfuerzos. Por ESQ, niue
rem tan SECURES de que CT ia otra vida
Sc mult:plicaran sus mujeres, pues
Allah gusrda para csda uao de sus
fiales todss las hu-feS de cue pueda
haee:se cargo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-04-06

tinuar eli bloqueo de Alemania COZ
mas rigor Que nurca.
.Algunos ~periodicoS ven en- esta So
preston IN sieno precursor de "a de
claraci0n Official del bloQueo compile
to. que pudo haber sido decidido e:
10 c~onfercncia delos aliados en- Pa
80
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PROTESTA DE LOS OBREROS
MADRIiENGS


MADRID, Abril 5.-Un grupo nu-
meroso de obreros sin trabaio inten-
10 dirigirse al A~yuntamiento en- ma
n~ifestaci6n de protesta.
La policia disolvi6 el grupo des-
pues de Gar algunas cargas a con
secuencia de las cua!es result6 IN
herido.
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IA OPINION ESCANDINAVA y
Ell BLOQUEO


scrVicIo Especial para II IiENs3
LONDRES, Abril DE acuerdo
o 10 que dice 4 81 ~peri0dicO e.
corresponsal del Exchange Te!e-
graph" en- Ccpenhague, las infoT-
maclones relativaS a que IA Gran
Breta3a ha decidido suprinir el "a
pitulc IS de = declaration de Lon
G-es, ha producido una gran impre-
sion en- los paises escandinavos.
La opinion general es que esta de-
cis!6n indica Ia determination de on
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Y 81 eco Sc llevo aquel himno. mez-
ella de gemido, ditirambo Y csrea-
jada; ' como Ia noche obscura y fra
habia entrsdo. el eco resorahA en- las
tinieblas.
Paso una vieja Y pidi6 limosra.
Y aquella especie de hsrapiento
po- las trazas de un mend;go, tai
vez an pereg-;ao, qCizas un poeta,
le Gi6 su ultimo mendrugo de pan pc
trEieaGo; = SC marrro DOT ia terrible
sombya. rczanaando entire &entes.
Ruben EARIO.
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OPINIONE.S DE LA PRENSA no.
LANDESA

Serric;o especial para Ii PRENsA.
La EAfA, Abril 5.-De scuerdo
con el "Nieuwe Courant," la ansiedad
que SIS observs en- 81 pueblo hnlandes,
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PiGINtS DE Ia GUERRA.
0iene Dc Ia Pay. 7a.)

Jas L tttyti%Ed- t3|llldltI> - iEo ~ q
levo. y los So.iados Que recmo!a~
aaron a u;r6S IN ,os puHStoS DE- ob>.r-
var!6n ' ell los pur,,o> dr ayauza-
jas e>rurhan. con ga "Npcriruc.a
qu" a~icanzaron "n ian,o tempo ia.
campaTa. trriNt. en- INK JoEAad' IL
eSaS Que luc2o - .raddt'H I'll -'> o.
s|Auhiead'S o'!t.''Se 60" g." '"S
mii N'ceS Fcgrt!"'. "~v.!i"'''> "' q
ttter'2 SIN Importance"
La AeD'1na l"r d~">PrJ''".'>" d ""'-
alHa Que 81 500 - '''@"''"" 80.
te' > " ''7 n''7''' =
i"c'" 1>p'e''"'''"' - '
IDS Pos'tlV"fs '''
\ las dirz' 5"> ''-'''''''S "'"'1'
Cos 2dtirtieF'H a. PF-.!l'' >''''''>
ae heNHh-eu'o d'. "'IS''i'-'.
T. tr-"ipi!o '"~"''" i ''.' b."
ile2 Qic los "-'>'> - a. ''"''''
70 eoHio 40 's''!'".'' 10 NIGGA ~.
snS Fo'es. pud" supporters" 4"' :.
traidDa ak una !&.>a a-cF'" @ |' no
VimLeEtos dv co"trn,rar!"A "A us IL
meas eRem!2aN para III '''4"' =! I'll"
eisuiehte. >A embargo i"s j..'- -
ieinaneS '"iAaE"A ''d@> "- ''>9"-
Siciuns> hr'r~a..a> para - ''o' Il.
uA ataQue. Los "1c> dr '"> >".oad"S
rStaD2n hA> DE- ~ aDrsiH'as d" >">
pueStoS IL o~bS":Fa'i"H. I'll ."s "pa:@-
toS De Las t"IncArraS "Ae.niSa~. r>p"-
rando Vel apaTec'r 4 los a~~ai1A;"S.
GQue paSo ent"ncrs;
Sc NO >uc2LE de C ErtasuaE''la III
SieSa, Ee&im.c@i1S lie !A.aIt'".a '@
eo.un4"aS ''E'a"'-. 1'
- .ra.,. n,, ..,nar,,.
Y toia ,.Sta t-ooa ayeuzaba como :.
estuyirca maaiu1raaao. como 81 Eu"-
"a a una paTada. como :. !saoFa>'
Pue 4~uN'.@''oS A''I.- Iu'''-.'' -
~ aIanan. -, a.,~.rI, I,r..
euaDta del orop5slto d. 81 aIy.rSa-
rio: IN momrnto HuDo ~rs,uprCac-
.L-- - -.rH- .H..
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ATTACEE.
CUENTO E OLA
Giene de "a piqina .a.)

ieStercados. Y yoSotr0s los ho!gaza-
nes Y Sob-e todo. voSotros. Oh poe
taS.
Unanonos 4 los felices, q los pode-
a los ~banqueros, a los semidio-
ses de IA TERRA,
:Caatemos el orol
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-04-06

Guanto Sc dirija O atguna de las
csSas anuneiadaS, TDeaeione est
Ne-i6disa.
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Una eNcitativa a la inteIectuaIidad
NeXicala.

E. secretacio de Justicia, Lie. ,Ro-
que Estrada ha lanzado una excita-
tiva a Ia iateiectuaIidad mevicana.
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Cuand0 Gamble De rcSidcncia SIP
vase decirnos la direction que tiene
Y la que dcScT tcncr.
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yENTlJ,s CiRACTERISTICAs.

yENTNiS CiRACTERISTICAS.
Gran durahuIdad. Ful Gmio de las SPARES moledofas con h sdo mHm m %
Manao .aaya y sencIiaIno. ASo perrecuc Y r4pMO. Cap3cdad coNueFaoN. fo-
ducu0 nmcnraDe ,y
TcnoS a uoIINDS TIENEN IA TOLIA EsMALTiDA, L0 OLE Es NJ mohiANi
rIFs ASH NO HAY PEI IGRO De or la MASA Sc A\chE
Sfrpnrp trnpnOs nuelsd de reariGn para los mohnc~
FsTOs MOIfNos son NpISPENsABLEs a T1pAs Las FAMlLLAS, y n ~! E T1Dof,
TInos los mas perlcccOnsios para moer GiNnnal para haF "t"'"' i"mN"
mrHen ida case do grms. cacao cafe, carnc azhcar, chile, cc u. rs,d,n.ne
son de nsirurcH Y d malclO scnclhsunoS ,Hhdeh HHN ; "' 'p"""N
que todos To- moUnos haHa noy heChos para este oDero.
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ums pNTs de friction del MOInO. EiO nGsp cTHNIc la%Eh H PHm .9o uM
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tuene IN moLRo nuevo entGrTerie.
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-04-06
Javier BCEN0.

Goa e. Ejerei,o aleman. 1918.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1916-09-29
FORDCOMES OUT FOR WILSON

Detroit. Mich. September 27.-Declar-
ing the eight hour day Is a good thing foI
business and that he "can prove Il" and
that President Wilson is keeping the "un-
seen hands" on the Government, Henry
Ford to-day announced that he would
vote for Woodrow Wilso fer President.
I'm for Wilson," said Ford, be
cause he is onto the interests-the
unseen hands that seek TO control
Government-and is holding them Off
Is proven by his refusal to rush into
war with Mexico. sacrahcing the lives
OF thousands OF young Americans to
save the dollars that Wall street has
invested in Mexico on a gamble"
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1916-09-29
SAVINGS ACCOUNTS


Every man who earns wages as well "a
every man who works for himielf or earns
profits should have a savings account
Many viii hoot at this idea, declaring
their income hardly pays for their bread
and butter now. They don't seem 20 un-
derstand It win pay more easily II they
save a little every day. Il may not be ov-
or a nickel. but II is something; and II Is
not 80 much the accumulation that counts
as II IS the aspiration.
We hear about the pauper labor IN Eu-
rope. but II Is all in the imagination, II
we take the assertion Of j. L. Davis, vice
president OF the St. Louis Union Trust
Company. as authority. He said in a
speech there last Wednesday as follows;
II Is significant that In the United
States, where the wages are notoriously
high, only 80 people OF each 1000 have saw
ings accounts, whereas in Australia there
are 800; In England. 302; in Germany
3l7 lin France, 34G; In Belgium, 397 In
Switzerland, 55l.
II they can show such signs Of thrift in
the countries Of Europe. where somuch
puuper labor is said 10 exist the people
OF this nation ought TO do a great deal
better our savings accounts don't aver
age 100 In 1000 population, while In all the
foreign counties they everage over 300 TO
the 1000 people There Is something the
matter with US. Thrift Is a virtue that
all intelligent and well-meaning people
should eXemplify. The habit makes true
citizens of US. better fathers and mothers,
and better communities, Start today,
dear reader with savings account, even
II II Is only nickel a day that you can
put into IL, A savings account not only
does the depositor good, but everybody
else. There Is a sort Of selhshness in not
having one