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Courier Democrat., 1916-02-03
THE REAL HEAD
OF RUSS|A'S ARMY
General A|exeff Is a Master
Of Strategy.

Though the car is the nominal com
mandcr in chief Of the Russian armies
it is no secret that the real man at the
head is General Michel Nassilievitch
AcXeM, who is the chief of the gen
er;l staff. lie seems to be the man
who has come through the close Sitting
of time and stress. Since he took
charge there has been Il new spirit in
the Russian armies. No one knows
that better than the kaiser and Field
Marshal Won IIindcnburg. The allies
know il, too. and the French govern
ment has conferred on him the grand
cross of The Legion of Honor. 1t was
Courier Democrat., 1916-02-03

GENERAL MICHEL ALEXEFF.
General .AlcXeif who foied the at.
tempt of the Germans to trap the Rus
sian army during its retreat This
wus previous to his promotion rs chief
of staff
General AlcNelI is Il Studious man
He works hard. and for many wears
he was Il professor in the military
academies Of pctro-rad, Moscow and
Nicolaielf. In his manners he is demo.
cratic, and In addition to being popu-
lar in the army he has close contact
with the leading spirits of the now
dissolved duma. which. after all. rep
resents the Russian people better than
the autocratic government
His military career dates from the
fusso-Turllish war in 1S77-S, when
Russia tried to break her way through
to the Golden Horn in vain. Young
AleNcff had been graduated from the
Military academy at Moscow in 1874
as Il sublicutellant, and during the war
with the Turks he was wounded three
times. In 1890 he was attached to the
general staff
In the war with Japan he was one of
those whose regulations We're enhanc-
ed rather than the contrary. He was
in command Of the Third army in Man
churia. and the japanese recognized
him as Il worthy opponent. When the
war was over the car gave him Il
jcWeed sword as Il mark of his re-
gard. It had not been .AlcXcfr'S fault
that things had gone wrong.
Courier Democrat., 1916-02-03
The House of Croy.

In France the noble family Of
from Adams third son, Seth. They
say at the time Of the deluge Noah
took their family title deeds into the
ark. At their chateau may be seen
picture Of that event. wherein one OF
the drowning men waves scroll above
his head ON which is inscribed, "Save
the title deeds Of the house of Croy."
Courier Democrat., 1916-02-03
Tight Shoes Kill Wearer.

Tight shoes killed Sedgwick W.
Vogan of Chicago, according to the
verdict Of a coroners jury. Vogan,
while visiting the Panama-Pacifc ex-
position in San Francisco, purchased q
pair of shoes that pinched his feet. A
blister followed and gangrene was the
result
Courier Democrat., 1916-02-03
DEWEY AT SEVENTY-EIGHT.
Still Active In Naval Affairs and Head
of the General Board.

Admiral George Dewey, who for life
is the ranking officer of the American
navy, recently celebrated his seventy
eighth birthday at his home in Wash
ington.
In spite of his advanced years, he is
enjoying good health, maintains an ac-
tive interest in naval affairs and, as
president of the general board of the
navy. has consistently urged the adop-
Courier Democrat., 1916-02-03
STRANGE WINTER SPORT.

Members of New York Clubs Enjoy
Surf Bathing In Midwinter.
New York city contains clubs of all
kinds and devoted to various purposes
There are tllus clubs whose members
plunge into the surf during the mid
winter season. These are known as
Polar Bears. Arctics or Snowbirds.
Courier Democrat., 1916-02-03
No Hiqhbrow.

Bacon-The giraffe is said to be the
only animal in nature that is. entirely
dumb, not being able to express itself
by any sound whatever. ,Egbert-It's
just as well, for if it could speak it
would talk over everybody's head
Yonkers Statesman.
Courier Democrat., 1916-02-03

Thou wilt give thyself relief il thou
doest every act of this life as If it
were the last.-Mark Antony.
Courier Democrat., 1916-02-03

Photo by American Press Association.
"SNOWBIRDs" CLEARING SNOW FROM
BOARD WALK.
The illustration shows three Snow birds
shoveling snow from a board walk at
a beach near New York-cold winter
sport assuredly. but the members of
these organizations seem to be none
the worse for exposure to the cold air
and water. They run in and out Of
the surf on days when the tEnpera-
ture is below the freezing point and
are watched in their antics by specta-
tors clad in furs and heavy overcoats.
Courier Democrat., 1916-02-03

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

suggestion was made in all sincerity,
but was hardly what you would call
tactful.
Courier Democrat., 1916-02-03

~ EEDS of bravery rub shoulders
x with the ridiculous almost my
/ y day in the fighting on European
Courier Democrat., 1916-02-03

Then 1t Was Famous and Wealthy
and Place Where History Was
Made-Its Curious Temples. Ton1bs
and Dwellings Carved Out of Solid
Rock.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-07

Mii9nng bsIdrdntt nnb I9lieBli6
gdn5li6 per9inbsrt psrOsn mag,
ndbreno anbsrieits cine gu geringe
Mtenge Salt In elmer 8eI9Gbigung
Der pFlanSen reiultieren lam.
Die 9DronugmiIdung iolI pis
folgt 3ursdtgsma3t tperosn: Stint
pFunb bon ieOem. 9upferDitriOl (blue
pitrioD unb Salt iinb ouf 50 9ols
lonen @aTfsr gu nebmen. alle Be-
ItanbtetIe iinb senap urb iorsfdItis
3u piegei1 uuo gu meTIen. Dos aups
lerDitriol unb Der &olt Ttno Dorsrt
fir Ii9 ALIEN in eintgen @alloueH
@aiier gu IOfsn unb Balm miteinons
Der 8u miideu, unter 3ugabe Bpm 70
piel Waiter, baB bns gnn3e so @als
lonen ausma9t. Die Mif8ung fol-
70 IHnell ols mSgIi9 Dor Iia se1en
urlb bic A~nipenbuHg mub alsbaIb ees
I6eben. Sin llsberbalten Der ges
mI9ten 8ri9e fir fpdtsre 9snuts
sung 1T nint an9dngig, iis 1T isbess
mai friI9 gu 6ereiten.
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Simsaein in Der SaMs9attnns,

Der pielfa8e 8ert bes Bins,
Eteines IoIlte bonn aIlgemeinen pu6Ii,
tum entf6ieben mebt getpiirbigt pers
ben, aIs Is Bis isBt Der Sail 1T,
IS empfteblt ii4 3. g., itets Elm
Gtid 8imsitein auf benz Bai4tiia
gu baIteu unO besslei4en i'm 8aOss
3tmmer, nm SIeden an ben 9dnpen
gu e%ntfernen; nit Seize an9eFeu4tst
unb iiber bic betreffenbsn SteIlen 9es
rieben, pirtt er gerabeou tpie eth
3auber. na4oem aRoere MttteI pers
iagt babeu.
Sir bos aeinigen BON &o9s9es
rdten bat er taHm isinesgIeiden.
Menn Spetfen am 8pbert BON &eI'
Ieln. S5pfeu unb Pfonnen anhdn9en,
pber penn iie ii9 eingebronnt babeH,
faIle man ben 8e6dIter teilpeiie nit
8aIier, bede i'm gu uno laffe ben
Sn6dIt toden; falls bic Matte fetti'
ger 4rt 1T, fiise man Seife ober
eintn 20ffel boil plIlperi5terten 8ornr
BEL; IobaIb Der Snbalt lOder pirb,
Ieere man ben 8ebdlter aus uno retbe
bann nit etrlem Stld9en ftein,
bas Itets fir iOlfe 3Dede bereit gu
baItsn lit, gut mad, Dann tpirO
bic 6Idde 70 glatt uno blant, pie
neu.
alle gnTtrei6er benuben Bins,
itsin, I'M raube 5ldheu an 6olSDert
su glGtten, an benrn bus Sanbpapier
DsrIast; unb 3ohndr5te gebrauden
febr fein pulbertIierten 8imsitsin
gum Getnigsn Der SABINE.
gimsTtsin lit 10 fppbIfeiI, baB er
6einabe fir iebermann sugdngli9 lit;
nan lam IN gsI9dften, lpo lns
tret4ers Mlotsrtalien pertouft ipers
ben, groBe Stide bieIes Stoffes flr
einiee Gents baben. Meiitsns BAT
Der 8imsfteirt, ipenn mon Jpn neu
fault, cine unsbene SIdne unO 1T
nttt pbne peiteres gebrau4sfd6ig;
a6er benz fam nan lei9t abbslten,
penn man an einem G9IeifItein bic
bDlpertgen SteIIen nbf9Ieift, unb
Our9 ben gebralld ielbit nirb Der
Stein balb boIItpmmen 9latt nno
oaber fit bic prattii6e 8enuBung
nod thinner better.
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lit Sarm INN 6artFn

Sranhfrnnf6rit Der %StartOffeIn.
Ioaenannis 9ronbtrani6sit
-roigt bic aorioffeln oIlidbrli9
- betrdhtli9 un0 btrurIa6l IN ies
VIM Sabre einen eroBen ausioIl In
Aarlofislernte bes 2onbes, 70
b Is Iid Dobl lcbnt fir i%sosrmann,
fr aartofftIH baut, iibsr bic Rotur
ter arantheit unttrri9ist 3u Iein
slb fs na1 m0gIi6teit ~ brtGmpt
IN. IS lno jpei arteH bon aar'
soIielbrono - Der tribe unb ber
nate 9ranb. 8is Dor turSem uniers
D9ieo mun bisie bsibsH slrten nod
li6t unO iis ipurbsn aIs sihe aranis
l9eit betranlst. 9eibe linb natiirlit
ePtl5Ii6er glatur, Hur iinb bic Birs
ItungsH on Der aartoiisIpiIon3s etiuas
Psrl4ieoen; bic anaeri9ietsn G9Gs
fDigungsn linO bon beioen i9Iimm
geHug, bod bat Der IpGte 9roH6 aud
nod bas JduIsn Der Ruollsn Sur
Jolss.
Der ben frubsu 8vano beranInIs
ienot Pil3 lsbt unO psrbreitst iia i'm
Seiuebe Der aarioifs!pilan5s mO
moat fem GrIdeinsn esp0bnIi9
ipabren6 SUM uuS Suli. Gsin Dor,
barDeniein IdBt iid Dprerit Hi9t 10
Itidt feiiitsllsn 70 Iaugs bic gflan3s
iibsrboupt Elm trdiiigCs gDa6shm
5eist unb Rabr1ng genug i'm gorsn
ftnost. 8ns erIte MsriSei4sn III
oas auftreten bon groubrdunli4su
8lsden in ben gIdttern nit lpiraIs
fDrmissn Stri9en barin, ME in Der
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Ug.Inb leiOe, Donn bdil ID immsr
ntins T9mnrtene @ebdnie.
Moraii i9 perbleipe
SbHe Sbrn Iielper
49fItpp Sauerompfer,
SasausriHt.
auh lon GciGC Der Eisrs DieIfna 90
bepbahten.

bepbnntfii.
Sebe neus mcnI6Iide Grfinbune
unb @erpo[ltommnuns i'm @ebraut
oer miTsnT1oftlidsa uHo te4nii9sn
GrrungsnI1oFtsn iOrbsrt 81 ger'
glei9sn nit Der gatur ouf unb inc
aisr pisOer tam mon feitltelsn, Oob
bns, mas mir fir gang nsu hieItsn,
bereils felt erOsnlli4m 3eiten TN
gflonaens ODER 9ierrei9 AntpenOuHs
asfunben Bat. Menn man glaubt,
OaB bic @asangriffs, bic i'm BeIts
lriese auftamen, obne Yeiipiel onltes
ben, 10 tnm mon fi9 our9 Be
oba9tunosn bonn Gegenteil iibers
ssugen. Die arisgfiibrung mittsls
@osongrifFe puros bon Der Natur
i9on longs oils ipirtiam sriartut unO
finbet Ii9 unter ben Snietten, ols
anertTfss unb als prattif9 ausges
bilbetes @erteioigun9smittel.
Die polltommeuIteH arteger bieler
art finosn Ii9 in Der @ruppe Der
2auFtGfsr, nnb 3tpor lit untsr tbnen
DEFENDERS Der 8radimus erepitans
in @asungriffen srfabreH, nssbalb
er nit benz 9einamen 8Omborcier'
tGfer belegt tpuroe.
Die gom6arbisrfd1er iinb ioit
iiber bic ganSs Grbs %perbreitet, nur
in auFtrnlien purbe ibr 6ebleR ieIt'
getelt. SIN aagemetnen pflegen ic
Die ndrmeren 9egsnben 3u beppr5us
gen, peSbolb Is nod BEN ROroen
bin ~oufFnQeno f6nea abnebmen. Die
9erteiDtgung bieIer Snietten gei9is1i
berort, baB lie i'm augenblid Der
SsFobr aus Der SinterleibIpiBe cine
9laIIigteit eatloFsn, bic in gsriib.
ring nit Der 9uft gu elmer blaus
erinen gasortigen @Olte pirb mb
an9 9ampf unO Rau9 gu perbrei'
ten bermog. Dieie ols .@asi@iiFe
gu 9aratteriiiersnben grpIpiipnen en-
foI9en itets, psrn ber Safer ii4 in
@efabr Ddbut,
8eIonbers groBe Qrten bieIer
gomboroiertdfer Iinb in tropiineu
@ebistsn an3utreffen. 9ie Safer
finben Ii9 meiIt unier fla6en Steis
ren in Der gadbe zines 5a9es poer
6luBIaufes, unO iueur man eineu
iolden Stein aufbebt, tann man
beoba6ten, tpie Der barunter periteds
te 8ombarbiertdfer gum @nsangriif
I9reitet, ben er hdufig mebrmals
16nea bintereinanber lpieoerbolt,
Dele @asi9aHe bienen aud Sur
@6ipe9r anoerer, BEN 8pmbarpiers
tdFer feinbliher 9auftdfer Der
Togenannten Gardiner bic 'nlrd
bic iibelrie9enoe 9unitnDIte betdubt
tuerben, tpoburd Der 8pmbarbiertds
fer 3eit setpinrtt, iein 9eil in Der
bIu9t gu fudsa-
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Abbiloung 81 Ieben. glit bcm 8ort.
I6ritt ber arantbeit betommen bic
8Idtter INNER mebr Elm trantbait
geIbeg Qusie9sn, pdbrenO bic Stens
gel nod pielfa6 grim blsiben. lleber
bic umitdu0e, bic ben friibsn 8raub
~begiinTtigen, lit man nod penig Inn
aIoreu, es bat Ii4 nber ge3eigt, OoB
IT germ nod tdrisn aegsngtfIen
t6ogeIIdIdgen obsr tpenu Die aortofs
feln Itart BON ben aGfern beimges
iu9t purben, auftritt; bemaa4
milien 8ei4doigungen bes Qaubss
ipobl benz piIS ben Gintritt Iebr srs
IeiAtern; bic YFlan3en iin0 aud mebr
empianelt4 bafir, penn fe inIpIee
mageren 9oosns, 8irre pber taIier
Bttterung MIR fAipnd, langiam unO
tiimmerliA ipaaisn.
Mie Der piIS uno bamit bic Grants
belt Our6 ben 8inter unb ppn einem
sSabr Suln onberen iiberbra9t ipirb,
lit nod ni5t beItimmt betannt; bic
i RartpffeItrolIeu perben petter nt6t
Dbur9 ben friben Brand geI6dOigt,
als oaB iie ii6 nidt 0eniigeuo aus
pa6ien unb ui9i gut reifen t6nnen;
Der piI3 lpirO fdmerIi9 burd Ie
i6ertrageu. W6gIi9 lit es ieoo6,
oaB bic Sporsn Der piIse ben Dinisr
in benz alien &nrtoffeItraut berbrins
qen; tmmerbin miiIfen lie nuf irgeno
cine Meile ON Seben bleibeu, ipenn
POS $50 unO @ie aud nur gemuts
maBt tpirb, bic arantbeit tritt iibris
asrs aona u~ndbbdngig oappr auf, Oh
aartoffeIu bdufig ouf bemIelbsu
9anbe gsbaut tperben, ooer nidt, unb
muB 6esbalb jebenfalIs ou9 cine
gerbrtitun9 Dur4 bic Cuff i~tattfins
ben.
Die erfolgrei6e 9etdmpfung Der
gronotrautbett unb tatId4Ii9 bns
ein3iqe 9orgs6en. tpelfes @rfolg BAT,
bsitebt in Der 9efpriBung Der Garlofs
feln nit Der als goroeaurmil6un0
belannten aupferpitriol ) aalfbra6t.
Dos gcIHreben muB baBin seben, oas
9uftreten bss 8ranbes 81 per6ina
baxn, anTtatt i'm iDeg3uT6aFFer, aaGs
hsn at srit oorhanben lit; oas lin.
Iidareifen Der Sraut9eit lit bann
idiDer msbr a~ufaubaltsn. lusrn bic
8iIae erit i'm @eipebe Der pIIanSen
linb. gus Dieiem Grunbe foil man
Ihon anfangen, bic a~artoFfeIn NIT
Der gri9e 3u beIpriben, tpenn Ie
Tsts Bis a6t 3OIl bod Iinb, unb bas
In All pieDer6olen in 3piiGenrdumen
Bon s bis IA Sageu, is mad benz
! Madstum Der pFlan5en, bis Ie bic
gLits burdesmq9t baben, iebenfaIIs
1pei. BIB brsimah bas beiBt, nm
Ben friiten graHo III perbutsn; stgtn
ZEN ipdlgren grane 1T bas gsIprits
atn bis sum !. Geptsmber az piss
.herbOIm; Dos usue Ma1sfum bsr
I VIansen maB INNER ipisosr nrb az
l0er 3eit nit BEN grauen AeberSus
QupgrsadItbrii9s bebedt fem
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nnb ptrbm. Mu1 ndn RarIen De
aolsilfien III bic gdpriibuns boIO gu
iplenerboIen.
Die 0aiur pts lpGisn @raubes bat
mon erlt In LETTER 3sit rihlig e.
iannt. gr III tbeHinIIs paraiitiI9en
llrIprunss, ipis BET fribs Branb, Inb
III bieism dbuli4, uur bob CT ben
pFlanSen nod nndieilieer III uno
aud ben anollsn iddbIi9 pirb; CT
tritt fp6ter i'm Sabre aIlf unb piro
our6 tibIes fsuhtss @etter Itari be-
giinitist. IS former fi9 portrii
feline braune 6Ieden nuf ben gldts
tern, bic INNER grOBsr unb srobsr
iperben, 5uIebt iGtpars eeiGrbt, Die
gIdtter febsn IdIisbli9 ME Dsrs
brannt aus, Is uub aud bic Sisnsel
iterben ab unb OaS GeIb FRONT sintn
unangsnebmeu, fauIigCn 9erud aus
diebs 4bbilOung p.
Der fpdte grauo pir6 nomsntli9
ben IpGten aartoifslIorteR eefGbrlia
unb 1T psitsrbin aud nod oesbaIb
ptrberbIi9, neil sr erpieIsnermaBsn
gum grOBsu SeiIe bic anOlIenfduIs
Der 9~artufteIn bepirit. Die gtonos
ippren finben ibrsn @eg In ben Bos
ben unb perbsn burh bas Hegens
paIIer an bic aRplIen geDai@en. Die
8irtung 1T nuf bic anollen bisIelbs,
als auf bos araul, ie faulsn in Der
Grbe unb pislfa4 aud nod ipdter in
Der glufbetpabrung. Sas GouIen ber
anolle itsbt aIio metitens in gsrs
%binorng init Der lpGten Yranotrants
belt uno oos 8erbinoeru 6tsIer Der,
binoert aud bic GHollenfdule.
Srob Der geriu9e nit DsrI9iebes
nen Tlitteln bat ii9 bp9 tsines in
Der 8sldmpfung Der 9ruubtrantbeis
ten Der aartoffsln 10 erfoIgrei9 ges
seigt, oils Die iaon eripGbnte 9ors
oeaurmiI9ung, unb sipar mub bi:
qnpenbung perIdiebsne MaIs tpdbs
rsnb Der Ba4stumsSeit Der aartofs
felu itattfinbeh iueil bic &rantbett
oaour9 Isi9ter non ben anrtOfftIn
Tern3ubaItsn If, ais bab is pernidtet
lperben lam, nabbem iie erit In eis
mem anrtOfisIieIO SUB sefaBt Bat.
gei ri9tigsr 3ubereitung Der 8ors
oeanrbriibe. iOrgiamer anpenbuns
0erIeIben unO gsniigenb bdufi9sr Bies
berbOlung Iaifsn ii4 bic &artoffe!n
fiher gsgen bic &ranlbeit i4absn
unb aud bas Joulsn Der 8artoffsln
i'm 6erbit ptrb Derbinoert.
$50 man ben erpdrteten @rfoIg
BON Der arbeit OeS 8efpribsns ni9t
bate, tpsrben INNER Gsbler in Der
ausflbrung untergsIaufen iein, uno
elm !9nuptgrunO iOl4er 6e9Ii1Idge
iuirb in Der unriGtigsn 8ereitung Der
9upfers aaltbriiBe 3u iuden fem. Die
Wltfhung tnirp, ipie betannt, aus
aupTerpttriol unO &aif bereitet. 9si
ner WtiI9ung bieIsr bsiOen Snden
geben bieIelben cine unlosli9e 8ers
binoung Elm. bic ober nod uHb nadl
Ii6 fuieber loft unp auseinanber ge5t,
ppbur9 bas aupfsr, fpeI6es bas
eigentIi6e 3erftOrungsmtttel Der pilSs
Iporen lit, fret pirb. 9os quss
einanDergeben oer @erbinoung barf
niGt Itottfinben, 6ebOr bic Wtii6ung
auf ben 9fIon3sn 1T. Same bic
aupferloIung obne ben Salt CUR
anlpenbung, 70 piirbe bas Grge5uis
EN- @srbrennen Der pfIan5sn iein;
Ter &alt psrbiitet bas unb betpirtt
aud gleih5eitis, boB bic Miiduns
better an ben Yflan3tn baftet. Gs
1T iebr pi6tig, baB bic Miihuns
I'M ri9tigen 8sr6dItnis bieier bsiben
matertalien 81 chamber bergelts!It
tpirb. gu bel &olt nirb iebenFaIls
bic 6reinerOung bes aupTers fart
p~er80gsru. tpoOurd bic @irtung Der
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edlim,pe Sa6ncrfrant5eit.

Del bic 9uItrS5rsnDarm ; arant.
heit bes GeIIuseIs nerurIndsnbe
Murm tomHt BEL allen GefIigeI0rtsn
Dor, pornsbmIi6 aber BET Siihnsrn
nnb bic Suugbiibnsr fnb am meiTlsn
balnit eepIagi, Gltsrtn 9iibnsru pirb
Ct iDenieSiens ui4t 70 gefdbrIidl. Sn
manden 0esenDst bieIes 2nnbss III
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Der boz + { Mert zines pupters
gelbs S9eins illegal tsaoer) in ben
Ser. Gtdaten 1T $1,000.
Der er Fte eIettrifde &elesrapb
in england purbs 1885 8piIGsu
po6bingfon unD 8robton geleet.
Die ertt gosbeIeudtiing farb
1902 in GnsIono fat; bic erite in
amerita in aeArs 1872 in Bottom.
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Der Durm 70 perbrfiisi, bnb er
erobt, IsudenboI!e Wsrburunetn IN
ben @eilissIbetdnbsn ouri4iei unb
bic 3udt nubtrorosnilih I6Gblst. Gr
Icbt inner ponripeils, MdnnAsn nHb
WeibHtu inuig persinigi, i'm cbersn
9eiIt Der auItr6brs, unitrbaIb Der
Giimmribs, ipis bic bsiIttb,nbs abs
biloune elmer aufgeG9EiitsHm aufts
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The Prescott daily news., 1916-10-17

An electric welding outfit used to weld the ends of fire tubes in loco motive boilers has recently been per fected by electrical engineers of the General Electric Company.
The Prescott daily news., 1916-10-17
BLUFF CITY HIGH SCHOOL.
Honor Roll.

The following pupils in the Bluff City High School made an average of not less than S5 per cent for the month ending October 13, 1916:
 Delila luton, Pearl Helderbrand, Stella Starnes, Jim Barlow, Joe Hack ney, Novice Byrd, Rilla Carter, Jewel Upton, w. w. Starnes, Ruth Burgess, Bertha Burgess, Exa Gulley, c. J. Moseley, John M. Henry, John A. Henry, Leroy Martin, Henry Starnes, Louis Carter, Arlis Moore, Ollie Nich- ols, Horace Henry, Denton Starnes, Hudson Crowell, Clyde Helderbrand, Bill Nichols, Hassel Starnes, Hollis Walker, Otto Starnes. Charley Payne, Hudson Henry, Dennis Walker, Char ley Harvey, Elsie Moore, Mildred Moore, Lossie Starnes, Marie Martin, Lois Starnes, Edna Heldebrand, Gla- dys Heldebrand, Lucy Lee Byrd, Gus sic Byrd, Pearl Cathey, Loreen Mea- dor, Ruby Carter, Grace Henry, Hazel Walker, Hattie Crowell, Nellie Marie Heldebrand.
 We have done a splendid months work; our attendance is large and the interest is good We have a good lit erary society which renders pro- gram every Friday night. We have in attendance boarding pupils from five counties. OSCAR DAWSoN'
 Principal.
The Prescott daily news., 1916-10-17
MARKET IS STRONG;
 ANOTHER BIG GAIN
May Contracts Reach 1S-Cent Level-ClOse 25-30 Points Up Relatively Firm Cables Helped Advance.

New York, Oct. 16.-The market showed renewed strength and activity today, with May contracts selling at the 1Sc level and with all deliveries making new high records for the sea- son. May closed at r. .9Sc, with the general list closing very steady, at a net advance of 25 to 30 points.
 The market opened steady, at an advance of to 13 points, and very quickly sold Is to IS points above Saturdays closing figure. Relatively firm cables and bullish advices from the English spot market helped the advance, while it seemed that many traders who had liquidated long con- tracts toward the end of last week, owing to apprehensions of possible submarine developments over Sunday, were replacing their cotton,
 Realizing was very heavy but slight reactions were followed by renewed strength, with January selling up to 17.71c before the end of the morning Offerings then increased somewhat and there was another setback of or 6 points, but contracts were very we'll taken by trade buying or broad ening outside demand, and the mar ket developed renewed strength in the late trading, with December selling up to 17.S7c, January to 17.S2c and March to 17.90c, or 25 to 32 points net higher. The close was within a point or two or the best.
 Apprehensions as to the course of the tropical storm reported in the Yucatan channel were considered q factor on the early advance.
 The market closed very steady.
The Prescott daily news., 1916-10-17
GOVERNOR ISSUES PARDON
 TO A. (. POHL, PINE BLUFF

Gov. Hays yesterday granted the petition of several hundred citizens of Pine Bluff for the pardon of A. C.. IDuke) Pohl, of that city, who last May was convicted of the sale of liquor and sentenced to one year in the penltentiary. He was among the nrst received at the state prison for violating the statewide act. He was paroed on Oct ?, For about fifteen years he had been steward of the tks Club at Pine Bluff, and the statement is made that his violation oi the law was technical, and that he oefved no profit from the sales. He was % warmly commended by all as a eIaen who had always respected and aOlded by the law.
The Prescott daily news., 1916-10-17
DIRECT.LEGISLATION PROPACANDIST IN STATE
Will Assist Federation of Labor in Adoption Amendment No. 13-T0ured State With Bryan in Interest of l. X K.

Little Rock, Oct. 17.-Judson King, direct-legislation propagandist to the world at large, is in Arkansas again to assist the Federation of Labor in the adoption of Amendment No. 13 to extend the initiative and referendum MT. King was in the state several years ago, making the tour of the state with w. J. Bryan and others in the interest of the original I. & R. amendment, which is now a part of the state constitution. Since that time, MT. King has worked in many states, and recently returned from a four months tour of Europe. He was member of the Ford Peace Expedi- tion, which, he says, was badly man. aged. He spent much of his time in the Scandinavian countries, and re- ports that through his efforts the cause of direct legislation has been given a renewed impetus.
The Prescott daily news., 1916-10-17
EXAMINING BUILDING
 LOAN ASSOCIATIONS
w. T. Maxwell, State Banking
 Commission, Will Spend Sixty
 Days in WOrk-StOckhOlderS Have About S12,000,000 Stock

w. T. Maxwell of the State Bank Commission, is engaged in an annual examination of the forty-two building and loan associations operating in the state. Last week he examined the three associations at Helena, and it will require about sixty days to com plete the work. Mir. Maxwell reports that the Associations are making a very satisfactory showing, that they have splendid growth, and more and more are becoming a factor in the de- velopment of the towns and cities. The stockholders of the associations have about $12,000,000 in stock, an increase of two millions in the last year.