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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-12-19
The Baby.Land S. ction

Is Of the delightful Spns In this Happy Store Every
thing imaginable make the Wee Stranger thick he has arv
ed pretty oy old world outstanding some remarks
the contrary.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-12-19
Foolish Question.

Mrs. Culchaw-Did you see any Of
the old masters while you were abroad?
Mrs. Newrich-Mercy, no. They are
all dead.-Exchange
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-08
Doping the 1915 Baseball Season
NN--Nalona League Catchers
BY HUGH ). FULLERTON

som" boost, since Frank Bchrins ana
h"iH con-" from there, not 10 mon
tion Red White. Every ono in bod
So" iowAsH,p is pulling Tor Hank Tie
S'v thr "r'nr OF his way last fall
ard watch this rauEg one THIS wear.
u" has ,o#npe'ent assistant in Wna,-
- Louis extremely strong in tho
'"i'hing department with Snyder ana
N"rIti'- Suydnr Is the best hitter of
IN" catch"'s ami e oorkiug catcher, and
GONZALES IS ON" OF the most improved
n'h "o'kiu- with pitchers ever saw.
They also hoyo fellow named Rarr-
torn. Nhp IS highly tipped and may he
kept for further Echooiiug
W men brings US down TO the lamo
ducks This year brooklyn seems TO
nave "a real chance to got into The
thicN OF the pcnraut hght. and the
i"t" w"ah spot appears to To tho
CaiciluS department. Tho purchase Of
NryDlS. the woru-oUt lrlaian Of M.
,:i"1i hclrs little, but not much.
th' hiri never was good catcher
"N''. hNi itHEcd nigh because OF his
a"t.i'\ &" swat When he fell down at
'Hl'NE. he MAS done. Brooklyn did
'". '"'d H hitting. but it needed :,
cog ntn- "a"H~top "Nr"ricnCcd with M
..'H. ..''-"" hattcrs ana a good
handler OF pitchers Meyers knows tho
u''i''S. ".i % 'h" other departments
j." cam Ne ~ lttic use Miller and
Ai'' Hitu! arr. second rutcrs
.'.' ''.n'@ arr" IN even worse shapc.
l'""'n has -uu" far far back and no
Longer IS ih" reppery. hUstling catcher
rc Vas. Mct;!aw helped his team some
by picking up EariIcu. but You vim
rear bowls Of disuuy on the Polo
Grounds before the SEASON is month
".H' kiii"." h"" a corhug season IN
'"e fGd@ihl Last year. have dis
..,H e 81 IA
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-08
\orroIl> After Grid Game.

NORFOLK. VA. April r.--Vircinia
Polytcchnic Institute and Virginia
Military Institute alumni of Norfolk
have started a movement to have the
annual Y. VI. i-N. y. I. football game
played in Norfolk instead Of in Hoa-
nokc. TO take the place OF the Wash
inEton and Lee Agricultural and No
chanical game. which has been trauH-
fcrrcd 10 Raleigh. Resolutions have been
adopted and plans made for co-opcia-
ton.
V. T. !. alumni also discussed plans
for making the game here on October
80 an event in tho football history OF
,I,a ,It
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-08

,OM>II:istI,I It,,orI.


huplcv ~. Havana ton.ul. a,
BNrd rarI.
ii"mhru""s ~. Home Ruiidrr. nj
-, indrcII'~ rHrl,
RICHMOND LEAGUE.
lark" springs ~. Nouducn n,
Iinr'"H rHrI..
h"rrH smash ~ Nnchicr ,ioto,
'""p"nt. az ~"ott- addition
'"nhhrd Dii ~. Iuri. a Co., ~
Itcdiurd Park.
CENTRAL LEAGUE.
h".h'F'c-, berry ~ W0OdaiI &
thhrI">' nt l:nrton Heights.
u W. " nod a SON -. E.d,,,
works. at i'uIs"n Park.
IN""rn'~ ti"UNt"T- ~. = = E-iIam.
"t nulNlund.
II NDhh S'iiouL LISGIE.
"iN"i, baptist ~. inbrrnncis. at
Ice phTh "
stockton street -. East Enh, ut
Souihsidc Park.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-08
Rnhcrtsnn To JIcI, ,r.

%oi;FoI.N. VA, April Dave Rob
positions on The Norfolk tc.,p I'm "a
m"rr"w's game with tho Ncw York
Giants, and VIII leave with his team
for New York. Robertson pror.ssns
absolute ignorance Of any plan 10 trade
MN I" Iittsh"reh. lie is satisfied
YIN inc GIANTS ne saws. and knows
"f no reason. why he should ho ,r.,,Ici
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-08

I'''s0 'TI ~. -. hN1 I-"NN
Pittsburgh ... g.. -TG 25N
Philadelphia ~ G9a "-t 1853
isrookIyu 60; ..r liG
Sew YORK 80 iii ,2u
NJ,
''i '' spi'e nam 'INhf VIII
o"%e away through the catching de-
.,:tr;nI.rts tlis sa,sor pic ,,.l,
ino ra,un.rs r.s rr-rfsiaI ,.i,t
more Siirnriscs ,L,r ma
Grd in ALL, ,osi,io, a., 80 >.,tl,,I
,.,,, =" 49,
y,f.1 ,,i,I, ",'.,' W
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-08

continued on smith rag
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-10-25
9enmarf, @is.
u Sft-f916.

II. Oft. 1916.
geo @uostieneiten Ssn0ng ocn
8. 0ftober iagoe gaitor $. ".
at ban bar beot ON at tage
til Green Ban Sen gitermioOng
Tor At neOIGgae Sisrneiteneu til
Den me oanife airfe / 9aitor 81.
Saniens @eniebeo. 9aitor 9unO
oplpite. at Ban ifuIoe onre Der til
9l. 3 eitermiOOag % ipurate ON
Der life par neaeri. iom fnnoe bnpe
Cut til at tage me0 til 9nen, og
oa Ser er manage. iom bar Ailtomo-
biIer, ian beHptte0e Dc ogiaa 2ei-
Iigbeoen. 9oitrits 9nriens forte for
pore grnitefoIf, Sens 9%briiteniens,
Soban 9aniens % 9llIicf Sobn-
iens toe ogian til Green Ban, og
Here 5nmilier bopoe 2eiligbeO til
at o9re meo Dem iaa oct moneIeOe
life pna 2Dlt til at p9re meo. Wen
oct beoite al set belle par olligcoeI.
At 0erren | ina fort en- 1io bar
laat oct til Hette Tor Menigbeoen,
iaaleoes at ! 9sbet Of Ell Bar Raa-
neoer itoar 0en npe airfe fRroig
iii AfbenptteIie.
8eo SCI. 3 Ji0en par Der Iao
ganife mango inmleoe noenfor 9pg-
nin9en. % nairfen oen er ct gam.
melt Sus" bIep afiunget, bporefter
Baitor 9unS / Seiu 9oon neoIogSe
0isrneitenen me0 S~omfunoets Iars.
beretnine, 9pens aois Gle Green
f@ap 8reis @n5ette), % ct 3immer
al aGaniferen. airfebln0et, De I'M.
ges 9lao % set oanife % engeIifs
9erneblao inOlagt. Ger bIeo o1.
iaa taIt ct Cubs Orb til 5oriamIin.
gen. 0erefter oil ri Der / Denmark
oa ogiaa fna en- 0dbomenigbet
nprpeo.
Zen 26. gug. par Der Ssn.
oagsifoIeieit. Reo @lpoe imsoeiao
man iaaoan en- Tag; BET bIep oo
og1aa rigtie imitft 8eir. Boitor
5aniens ira @reen Ban bar inc.
bnot til at oGre meo, oa ban taIte
iaa til 9srnene isr Taiooaa % ON
eitermiooagen til De pIore. ION
Der par ganite mango al ogiaa.
Sfaoret Woo, anffe oe lemonade
ieroereOes I'll RiOooeen, ON 81.
termiooneen See Cream" og aa.
ge. eao mig meo oct ianme iist
Saf til 9aitor Sanien for 9ogen
5ierteIie SiIien til pGnniferen"s
e9iere. Reo6eIer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-10-25

81 bar iaaet nor isrite enc,
Der iom andre Steoer. Get par
/ iioite llse- Oct be9pnote
me0 Regn, men mart bIeO Aeo6s.
rem til Sne. % pi fif Ell rigtia
Snetorm. % foIot bleo BET. Get
pareoe BOG fun ct Bar 9a9e, fpr
Sneen par ioripnnOen. Sitter / @aar
regneoe BET, % i 9[ftes %beann0te
set at inc. Men set bIen life I'll
tort. @i bar after Hart % title
@eit TT Morgen.
I'll gnlgerne / Blair: Raar
ieg bar laoet mig title iom Sanoi.
oat for 9-olitioommerembeoet peb
@alget ben Z. Roo., iaa er oct foroi
ieg bar 3 Mars Grfaring iom Dom.
mer og ter oerfor anie mig JON
competent oertiI. On iee bIiper
oaIgt bill ieg gore min 9Iist.
$. O. 9ros.
FOR SALE-A very special
bargain in a slightly used pia-
no for cash or easy payments.
Write or phone at once to A.
HOSPE CO., Omaha, Nebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-10-25

Cen fsrite Sne. Zen fsrite Sne
| S0ionen falot | Chicago 5reone
eitermiobas / iioite ll9e. Oct par
nprmeit GLIB og fun Iiot noneoe
|@o6erne.
5 bet miotre 8eiten ira ben ca
na6iife @rpnie til 9erns fif man
en- 5orimas paa 8inter. GeuiIs
|onfe, q. 9of., bpor 2bermometret
itoo pna 6 Grader, bar bet foloeite
5teo | llniteo Stotes. 9emperatur
unoer 90 @rn6er bIep rapporteret
fra nogle Dele al annins.
Ger faIbt Sne | Sllinois, Sn.
Siana og Soma. Springfield rap.
portereoe bet fioIigite SnefaIo, Tom
minoes. Sporbeistieneiten foritprre.
bes I burlington, Soma. Decatur,
Guincp, Eeorfa, SnoinnnpoIis, Of
tumtpa og andre gper rapportereoe
Sne o. Iap Temperatur. Sire 1om.
mer enc foIot | burlington. We.
broifa fif fin Del.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-10-25
oOaniferen"
Snsoag oen %. Oftober 1916.


IRA Sfolen fan meooeles. at oen
lgnae % lRngielsinIot penteOe
2ampfeoel eHOelia er anfommen %
bleqen a%nbrost paa i'm 9laos / oct
me M~aififbus, % ON # 4sar Gage
0enter man at ba0e BORNE ira ben
ouer belle Sfolen.
) Afteu, begnn0en0e ST. s.,
bill Ell Heo. @illiamion, 2. D, en-
Observation-Disclosures ira Sa., tale
/ Cana Colleges aapel oper Ee-
maet: yamerica 9runf or 0rp".
aom 10 alle, iom fun. at bore bette
6oreorng oper oct Tor 5ioen ian
brpnoenoe Spsrgsmaal Der / Re-
brnitn.
SUbn SotbrDp, 9anoibat for
Gonntp Attornep peo @alget Den z.
0opember.
st i%srseligt 9sosfaIo bar ri
at meIoe ON oenne Sang. 9oul
&onliens pnglte Ontter Germ en-
lille 9ige paa fnapt t12 aar er
0eo al. bpao Der n9rmeit maa fal-
oes ct llInffestilfpIoe. Sorsoag Nj
ten / iioite llge fit bun en- gsnne
forfert | 0alien, nltiaa | 2liftreret.
Der blen ienOt efter Or. Muroocf,
% ban mente, at ban lit 9snnen
no; alligepeI blep 8igen oeo at DO
lie noget. Or. Diiroocf rdaoeoe
Dem oerfor til at reiie til Omaha
meo benOe at ie en- Specialiit. De
tog fsrit mo til Or. Wurooefs, %
Der legeoe Barnet meo Ioftorens
Born og utite iig i BET belle taget
Iiolia. Oct gap baaOe 6oralorene
o. goftoren SnOtrnf az at Barnet
par ~nll right, og De tog biem
igen I Steoet for at eaa til Omaha.
Ggiaa eiter at De bar fommen
liem, legeOe DUN. On lib efter
Ia9oe De benoe ben at iooe. "a
bun pangneoe fit bun ct SoiteanfaIo,
6oreIorene aneoe llrano, og ienOte
eiter Goftoren, % miolerti0ig be.
bonoIeoe De benoe, iom be0it De for
ltoo. Nien isr emo 8oftoren fom,
par bum 0so.
See Mrs. Hinchman for
your Photos.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-10-25
9rebsmpoe.

Bill Sub, ofboloer q. Dofota
9reos fit oeIegereoe areosmsOe |
Sionep, Rontnna, ! 0aeene ira
|9.-t2. Ropcmber. aobningsguos.
t~ieneite 9orsOog al. 1890.
Ger bliper | Gor gdIs al em.
beoSm9no iornoen De dIminoelige
6orretninger.
GsIeenoe 5orilos bill fomme irem
til 6orbnnoIing:
6or ON mlIig at funOe benptte
Iomme SoImesbog ouer belle areo.
fen, ioreilonr Bella Nenigbeo: ut
areosmsoet ta9er Sfriot / Ret.
ming al at inoisre ben rpe Salme.
Bog / ale areoiens Reniabeoer.
6sIseuoe emner uil bIioe ino.
leoet oe orsftet:
1. areoiens: Romerne 10, 10.
3. Renigbeoens: SacOb 8, f6.
MIe areoiens BrPiter og Dele.
CATER fra ale Wenigbeoer bsr, ioa
piot muligt, barre meo.
9. 81. Inoeren.
3reosform.
3 Senbolo til openitnaenoe 9e.
tenotgsreIie, inobnber Bella Wenig.
beo, 8enner ira NOR % fern, til
onennRpnte areosmeoe.
8eisgenoe ma in6meIoe fig til
unoerteeneoe. fer lite Nopember.
Baa Nenisbeoens gesne.
RieIs Damfop.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-10-25
". DAT. areos' llusoomsfOrbnnS.
aarIise giorag.

IiIinmmen :. $4,000
0fier ueo Bait. 6. 8. Seniens
Heiie.
5rinftdtis gig6. oeo aarsmsoei
1910. 3ions Vigb. $3.50, aen.
mare Ngb. 1913, 5larton Wgb.
|$14.50. EaHeoille Wgb. $37, Goal.
ridge Ng6., $tt.f9. Sionep Mgb.
|$fi.75, Tame BnIlep Mgb. $tf.5O.
9iIiammeH $2O6.59.
SnOfommen ueo ct Quilt lolgi
ben 4. Sui $7O.25.
I'll StuoeHter / Sopnn peo 8.
Is. 81. geterien $25. Operffuo ira
|iioite 9lar meo Renter $f94.36.
TiIiommen $209J6f. SnOfommen
I alt $4,000.
uogifter:
Bait. 6. $. Seniens Meiie $4,000
pait. g. N. Hn0eriens Hejie $500.
Bort. 4amaiarros 2en $4,000.
I'll Rirfen | &i6a $4,000. I'll
Mffs Dime 9nrien $500. 81
Telegram $500. I'll trRngenoeS I'm.
oenter | Sapan $4,000. 3 all
$4,000.
AIfreo an0eren, Rosi
Oct. 10, 1915. Weitbp, Mont
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-10-25
NisfpnsmCbe

3 getbes0a lutb. airfe pae
5iernet of Benniplpnnia og 9u
donan Street | Des Woines, ga.
bliper Der, ON SUB oil, Weoe fra
.6.-12. Non. On Ssnoogen nil
oct npe 8afement UNDER Dor airf'
bliDe inopiet. pr9iterne s. g
gbriitianien, g. Trsoenien, g. Wil
belnuien, o. 9. Gbriltianien og q
g. GIemmenien bar Iopet at for
|fpn6e Cubs Oro for os.
aprIie SnobpoeIie til allie.
gna Wenigbeoens 8egne.
q. g. 3. Sebofm.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-10-25
linsbomsmpbe / S~artlano, 1is.

@isconiin areos 1lngoomsfor.
buno aater, ON @uo pil, at aiboI-
De ct llnsoomsmsoe / S~nrtlono,
@is. Rsoet bespnSer 3orsoag Nj.
ten ben Is. Ropember og Ilntter
Ssn6no aften oen 10. Ropember.
aae er bierteIig in0bliote til at
tomme, men BOG iipr De nnge. Ger
oh blioe taIt banoe pan Gauff os
engelff.
piifs Gagmar Grill.
Wr. anoretp aeioing.
Hep. q. ". 9on0o.
MISREPRESENTATION / SartloHo
oanIf en. lutb. Neniabeo inobnber
beroeo 8is. areos's llnaoomsfor.
buno til at afboIoe opennGnnte
Wsoe / Oens Riote. afle, iom on.
fer at 6eltoae, 6eoes meISe ia til
u~noerteoneoe ieneit Den 10. Rop.
Rom og npr pelfommen.
Carl 80. OIfen,
Wenieb.s 8rrit.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-10-25
Wis6pnsmpbe

ON @uo oil, bIioer Der Risii.
onsmsoe | bella Nenigbeo, Oma.
ia, Reb., 9.-12. 3oo. 8enner, Der
snifer at Dele CUBS Riges @ooer
meo os / oisie Gage beoes meloe
oeres aomme til unoertegneoe.
s. 9erteIfen.
272f II. 30t5 Ctr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-10-25
Ssnbaasifulemsbe

afboloes / Dor 6reliers Weniabef
| Council gluffs. ga, fra 3.-5
9opember, bportil Ssnoaesifolenr'
beioere og getner biertelig ino'
bpoes. geisaenoe beoes ON at mo
meIoe fig | goo lib. at pi Tar
ffaffe YIaos til Dem unoer Msoet
iom begpnoer Greoag aiten.
gaa Wenisbeoens gesne.
:. @ertfen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-10-25

Senri Hohette iunoet. Yorig, 10
Oft. Zen berpgte0e iranife SoinO'
Ter Senri @ohette, Tom forioanoi
eiter at p9re i0smt ire Mars 5Rns'
iel I 1912 ior ioere Soin0lerier
er a~rrefteret / @ranoiIIe. timber
Raonet George 8ieugimee msritreot
ban | 4rigens isrite Raaneo | S9.
rem Iom Notorcpfliit % bleo ita'
tioneret | amiens.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-10-25
Wisiipnsmpoe

nfboloes, ON @uO pil / 6uibingfal.
oct, 9too. 3.-5. 5 Guibing ben 3.
8oIbacb ben 4. q. 9ogan ben 8.
grpiterne 6. s. SCHMIDT, u 8as.
musien % 5. 6. Ye0erien oil oRre
til Steoe. 8enner ira iiern % ner
er oelfommen. gaa R~eniabe0ens
90 egne 9egne
q. y. Ssrenfen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-10-25
RefurmatiomsfeIt.

On 9erren piI, blioer Der az
bolot Reformntionsfeit / A~nonbon,
5a., alIebeIsensOas, Onsoa9 ben /.
RoO. eitermioSas SCI 2.
aPrIia SnobpoeIie iii port Soil
i9rlig | @lf Sorn ySettIementet"
9aa Menigbeoens @egne.
3. g. Gbriftionen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-10-25

Olr. 2. .. Spenoien. hilbert
Sea, 9iinn.. oeo. Si fnar Der / Den
lofdIe SpaIte meoOeIe, at Nar. 2.
Soenoien, albert Sea, Rinn.,
Ser par bel fenot | port airfeinm-
iuno, % JON par Nseolem al ben
aomite, Der foreitoO OpfsreIien al
oct npe RoIfinbus oeO Sfolen,
pluoieIie er 900 6reong / iioite uge
iioen fornogaaenOe Spgoom. os at
ban bleo begrooet @nnooe Otter
miooag. 8ette er alt, ri er / Stan0
til at meooele oenne Sang. 9an-
Der at fnnne meo6eIe nRrmere |
npite rtge.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-10-25

u

ofboloes hilbert Sea 5.-S. 9sou.
gait. 6. @iIbeImien % Ii olm6
oil tale. 9fIle, iom oil fomme %
Oeltaee / bette MsOe, er biertelie
oelfommen. SnomeloeIier beoes
ienot ier 1. 9eou. til unoertegne0e.
9aa NenigbeOens 9egne.
3. Yeterien, Caller.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-10-25
Wisinnsmsbe

Om Sub oil, bliuer Der Misiions.
msoe SeIIisaanOs @enisbeo, 8ou.
poco, ISIS, ira 2-5. Ropember.
Br9iterne g. SenIen, N. u. I'm.
oreaien % y. B. 9uno bor Iopet
at tale. 8uomnn6 Grill
prRit.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-10-25
@erpna. Webr.

ON @uo oil, afboIoes Der Mis,
iionsmsOe / 8erona, Iebr. 27.-29
Oft. - 8eIfnnmen til beiegen0e
Pna NenigbeOens gesne
Gbeo. z. gecf.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-10-25
EnIfes.

On poaIioeIig 0onif aauto Oie.
cbanic" Delft gfft) fan iaa itooiet
PInos | en- oanif 9p | Soma.
9laoets aontor onoiier.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-10-25
Gn Iisiionsnae

aetes aiboIot / Oagene ira 3. til
10. December / Coulter, Sa., bpor-
til farligit ino6Does.
gaa MeniabeOens 8esne.
u. ". RieIfen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-10-25

9briitianien bar Iouet at fomme
@Giter, ion oil beige os | De Da.
90, beoes ifripe til Cdr. 6oIef.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-10-25

Cn @lto oil, bIiper Der Wisiions.
iionsmSoe ! ct. peters Meni9beo
peo potter, Nebr., fra 3.-6. Nop.
prafterne 8. 9. Senien % 8. 2.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-10-25
Nisiiensmsoe

5 Sutebinion % ct. Rortens
Renigbeo boloes Nisiionsmsoe fra
1912. 9opember. en- biertelig
SnobpoeIie til ale.
J. III. 9uno.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-10-25
NisiisnsmsSe

afbol0es / Davenport, og WoIine,
81, | 1neene f5.-i9. Ropember.
Breiterne 6. Beierien, gbicnoo, 81,
o. Sanes peierfon, SarIan, ga,
oil ~iorfpnoe Oroet.
Wenigbeoerne inobpoer penligt til
oisie Weoer.
=. 6. so. 6anen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-10-25

Republican Nominee for Congress
Vote for Ben Baker. He is emf
nently qualified by nature, edu-
cation and experience to make a
good Congressman. His word and
promise are good as an approx
ed bond. F. s. Howell,
Congressional Committeeman.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-06-07
FURTHER RESTRICTS
 ALCOHOL PRODUCTION

London. June 6.-Reer. tobacco and whiskey are to be further restricted as a precautionary measure in con- nec1ion with the general scheme of wa economy.
 it is stated now thst the ministry Of munitions intends to prevent all whiskev distillatiCn. except such as is intended fer the production of a by-prodEct. pra5ably alcohol, which ia usedintheman1fac ctHrc@ofeXple'siEcs. is used in the manufacture of eXpiO- sives.
 The board of trade announces that in view of the increasing scarcity of tonnage it has withdrawn it's pro posal to grant licenses for the impor- tation of tobacco purchased before February 15. Ii is, however, willing to grant licenses for the importation Of tobacco purchased between June 1. 1o16 and May 31 1917. strictly for home consumption not exceeding one third of the quantity imported during 1915. This does not apply tc tobac- co fri export or for tobacco for dis patch to the troops. As the stocks held in this country amount to about two years ordinary consumption. howeumption. however there is not likely to be any serious inconvenience to smokers.
 The output of beer {resfrictinns) bill proposes to prevent the brewing of more than 8 per cent O! their output durin" 1916 as compared with the corresponding period of l?lo.
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to two doctors, then my mother got a bottle of Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and I took it. l never had any more trouble and got strong fast. Then I took it again before my little girl was born and it helped me good deal and give the Compound the credit for it. Then this spring I felt very badly again, but I took the Compound and have been we'll all summer. can- not be grateful enough for your medi- cine" Mrs. HAROLD M. SMITH, 470 Water Street, Clarksburg, W. Va.
 For forty years it has been making women strong and dwell, andcuring back ache. nervousness, uterine and ovarian inflammation, weakness, displacements, irregularity and periodic pains.
 HyoI want special advice write Lydia P. Pinkhasa Medicine Go. lopnddential9. Lynn. Mass.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-06-07
REBELS AT SAN DOMINGO KILL
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Capt. HirsElineel' of Georgia Hit by Bullet While Lead
 ing Landing Party.

Washington, Jun , Capt. lierhrrt
 J. Hirsh.n%er Of the United States
 marine co ps was shot ana killed
 during the landinG oi American ' orce5 at Puerto plal.,, Sant0 Do-
 mngo. Saturday. In reporting lnjo 10 the navy department YCatcldaN. Rear Admiral Cap ton. in command of the American fore : al the reNola- ticn-torn republic. explained thea there was slight mOr!+cUous firing from the shore du ina the landing,
 and saot struck Captain iiGshing@r in he head. lie d,rG lhae hours later
 !, Captain IIirshin2e! was t2 NeIfa old, 3 nltiy of Georgia, and Was ap= pointed to the ce. ps in l9lo from North Carolina. II" ia survived bN his wife and young dauSher. liVin.s in Boston.
 Dominican rebels who He'd from laucrto Plata and Mont Christi ai the approach of American marines have strongly en,, enched themseiN s' outside of the latter town. < dis patch to the state department iGda& from Minister Russell al Santo Do- m.ngo gay. further details of the or-
 cnpation Of the town. and in1ic't d
 that the situation on t4e isl nd were more serious than had been believed here
 A raraph ase e. the minister's mes sage follows:
 "Aft:r 24 hours notica marine, were landed on June 1 at Monte
 Christi and Puerto Jl&ta. The fort ett itpuerto Plata was occupied after re- sistance of two hours.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-06-07
Sample of Welsh Humor.

In Welsh Humor is this story: "S1r his knights his exploits against the Saracen. These being calmly received, Sir Foulk said: But right hes'-, the other day, jumped from the ground to the top of my castle" The knights being skeptical, Sir Foulk invited him perform the feat. When they assembled, he jumped up one step of the stairway, and continued jumping. step by step, till he was on the top ot the tallest tower! But we could do that too," chorused the knights. Not rill showed you how" retorted the re. doubtable warrior.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-06-07
Chinese Servants.

The servants in a Chinese family are not expensive, so far as wages are concerned, but they cost a great deal in perquisites. They rarely receive more than two dollars a month, but they are given their food, and they help themselves lavishly to anything they may desire. They dress them selves from the old clothing of the family, freely take the hairpins and the toilet articles of the mistress clothe their children from the con- moa wardrobe, and. !n fact. are . part of the family.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-06-07
STRIKE 0F STREET CARMEN TIES UP TRAFFIC
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milton 0f the union. The company last night issued statement plainly reiterating it's opposition to the un- ionization of :ts employees. Local la bor forces about 5he same time, at 9 largely attended meeting, adopted resolutions upholdng the striking street car men. and pledging organlZ- ed labor to walk until the company employs none but union men,
 COmpany's Statement.
 The statement by the company is as follows
 "The Pine Bluff company took over the Citizens Light & Transit company in 1912, and rebuilt it, and has given the city an A No. 1 car service since that time.
 "We have voluntarily raised our motormen's wages three times in four years, the last raise being on May 1. 1916.
 "We have also given our motormen reduced rates on light and water. ev- en though they have not been employ ed in those departments, and in ad- dition to that, we have done some- thing that nc other railway in the South does, we pay our men full time when sick Last year. we paid out s1.939.S6 fer sick benefits.
 We have always laid claim to have treated cur men more than flair. The management has always endeav- ored to keep in close touch with all the men, and we do not believe that there was a single dissatisfied man in our employ A labor union organizer comes into the city. and organizes our men. Our men have no grievances, and do not claim to have any. They demand recognition of their union. The owners and operators of this property, who have had years or ex- perience, claim that the service can not be maintained as well with a union, as without one.
 we wish to put this before the public. as there are the exact facts in the case"
 Thr Resolutions.
 The resolutions adopted hy organ ized labor are as fellows
 "Whereas, strike is now on by the members of Div. TOT, A. A. of S. R. and E Ky. E.. and
 "Whcreas, the Pine Bluff company has refused to recognize the just and honorable demands of the members of the said local union, which, brief ly stated, are that all men discharged last Sunday hy the Pine Bluff com panv be reinstated in their respective positions, and
 Whereas. it is probable that an at tempt will probably be made by the Pine Bluff company to operate theil cars with unfair labor, therefore be i;
 Resolved, that it is the sensf, ant intention of this mass meeting com posed of over 300 members of or sanized labor in the city of Pine Bluff. do pledge ourselves to with hold our financial and moral supper until such time as the Pine Bluff com pany shall operate it's entire system