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Para las Damas
Fl FsminismO

DIES del feminismo, hay que convent
en- cue la Influenza ha produc3do
buenos resultados en- los paises en-
que Sc permite Ia li5re acci0n de Ia
mujer.
Clare esta que no demeo5 esperar
que Ia mujer actual coupe TN lugar
prominente en- la diplomacia, nj po-
demos exigir de ella hechos brilIan-
ties en- Ia poiitica militange; pues no
tenemos derccho para pedir L una
aprcrdiza reciente 10 que 10 han pc
di1o rea!izar los siglos en- las manos
del hombre. Por conSiguiente, solo
me refcrire 4 las u~tilidadeS del femi-
nismo en- los paises escandinavos '
australianos. que sol los mis- avan-
zados en- este sentido.
:. = ::
Desde cue la mujer tomo parte en-
IA vida pohtica, Sc We mas caIma y
mas solemnitad en- las luchas eiecto-
raLez de Australia. Esto sc debc. por
una parle. ! IL serieGaG coz cue e c,c
! memo femenino ha tornado eI %ejerci-
C.o de suS derechoS c~jvicos, ' pr otra,
c! TENOR cue tienen los hombres &c
expoaerse a Ia critica De las mujereS.
e aQuei pals Ia mujer Ia coatsi-
5ui1o u elcvar 81 Hivel moral Lc los
( representatives; pues rec ~instint!va-
menre, V en- este 81 instinto no Ia en-
CANA. que 500 pueden otrecer @araE-
lis como LiputadoS los indivIduos
cue eu SUI vidN privada oOscrvan ara
. coaducta hongada ' digna dc alaban-
"a. De eSya manera Australia sc ha
visJo iibre de esoS poiiticos POGO e.
crupulo>oS que tan netasta i~nfluen-
: ga ejercen ell orros passes.
De- Ia misma maHera las mujeres
de Nucya Zelanda e nan ~eStOrzaG3
oor aac"r buer uso dc los Gercchcs
Gle Sc les ~concedeG. Gracias Z 81
/ hezGf;ca Influenza. Ia mayor pare
dc los districts de IL isla &c ven ub-es
( ia, -.r,.;.,Ja ,zora 6ci al.oholi-no. y
los congresses femiuistas discuten ca
! da cuutro amos 81 proolema de j.
vrEra lie b4aidas alcoh6,icas al menu-
: deo en- bars = cantiuas. Sc dcbe
! -..mojla a Ia in;ciativa dc Ia mUje,
.e~czelandesa Ia disminuci5n de las
.a-as de iue-o. IL ~crcav;6n Ge lcyrs
~lodclos due autorizan Ia inspection
7 lie fabricas ' tallercs. Y v.giIar 81
pertecto e.taco desde c, pulto dc vi
- nieianico ! SOCIAL. \ ella sc debe.
flaa.meate. Ia expedicion de leyes pr
Ia proregcr q IA case obrera. Y 81
l..aDlecimierJo de asil2, para apc:N.
nc- o deSvalidos.
En- Finlandia. IA ingerencia De III
r.uicr en- Ia vida administrative Ia
coadJcido al me.ioramieato de las l.
s-- para la protection &c "a in~tancl".
LIS mcjcrcs fl0iaptcsas c~.cvaron ri
'~arlamenrn un memorial! en- virtGa
nc. cus. SC vote una ley encaminaca q
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oESQUISAS.

pESf.u ~aDcr 81 paradcru DC ni c.liOsD
Eu~ia>!p ara ) De mi hlJO 'crt'io ,Icl
ui>'llu a]nrliidO. II pTiln"r0 as del Edo. ne
N.rnDaru.i. Nc.iCo Y hi lliO iIcBc como Is
amos lie riad. :" cree cue ~ rn"lcntren
ru To- ~t.~iaIDs dc California . Colorado.
nirijir lufOrnIr> i Francisco F0nscca. La
bette. kLn>ds Y trcIDlrd una qualification
liberal. Git,
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Cuento del Dia
e PaIaei0 triste

nantes Ce la Nlda de F!orencla.
FL Palazzo Vecchio do albergue .
muchas grandezas Y a no pocas de
pravaciones morales. En- 81 acaricla-
ron sus anhclos de ambici0n Y de glO-
ria los hombrcs que gobernaban Ell
la ciuGad de las Flores, cGando esIa
fue potcncia militar V SuS designlos
pesarOn dccisivam2ntc en- In balan-
IA politica de Europa. La familia dc
los M6dicis asumio ALI e. podcr. sin
trabas nj limitaciones. de cuantas
e horribles V de cuaHtos pro-
yectcs heroicos fue tcstigo Ia anti
qua casa senorial, ci, que Sc euncn
ahora, los ediIes ]florentinosl
Circunda cl patio n columnata
c~splendida. Y sc exornan las paroles
con pinturas V b~ajorrelieyes. cue &c
cuerdan los esponsales del Rey-Caba-
Hero con Juana de Austria. Samson
Gcrrotando u los flisteos" es-ei titu-
10 del grupo escult6rico que habrtlS
.vi:to en- uno dc los ~corredores. Vicente
Rozsi, autor de csa obra de artc. era
discipu!o de Bandinelli. de aqual
Bandinelli que pudo lcgar su nombre
a la pcsteridad sin macula alguna.
Ntritos lie sobraban para lograrlo.
Pero Bandinelli. aconSejado pOr Ia
envidia. convirti6se. en- ~irrecOncilia-
hle encmiGo de Miguel Angel, 10 que
lie grained el odio de sus contempt
rincos Y el m~en0Spyecio de Ia hlsto-
ria. Tara halagar a su maestro or6
Vicente Rossi al filisteo gran pa
rccido con Buonarrotti, agregand0 q
la figura unas o%rejaS de asno. Ban
Lincili estimo en- mucho la lisOnja;
pero Miguel Angel. al verse repre-.
sentado eli ~aquella forma, Sc limito
d sonreir desdenosamente y sigui6
~ canine. Entire cSas columnas Sc
paseIb2. Z wees. ei Guquei Cosme /.
iQuc eNtfana, que compIeJa pe'So-
nalldad IA ce este hom5re! Protector
de las artes, gran amigo de los, arts
tas. l~iteratu el mismO. 81 alma no
- ~ .a.,Tm - i-aG,Inooa;o mi
a...snta. ;~flax;bl. ia Cosro g, anar
Ia, = p.l,,zo vooob;o
ni,.t,,. momor;,, NJ h,h;, saI;do
..n 10 l., :nf,n.;, o,,.ndo am,o.a
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., ,;;o sont.,Jo .ohro nm tram Al
.;gu;orto III, o,,iso tert,r g, !, far
tnr. u;zo ono !, madre do Casino
,rro;,r, g.. dosdo nm +o,.cor nj
On r,ion+r,s II =, +, c.Iro ca d;sno
~, , rocibirLo ran los b,,zo. ..b,o,.
ios 7. irfa5;z muiar ob.doci6 ,1o-
r, do os,arto - 81 n~ac,enuoIo lon
,oJo losdo .o,,ol1o oI+,,.o oor5 ;lo
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=,
u" 81 e'li"ce con E''ohofa de To-
i"uE Juno COSinC' Ni@i!IO VA duQuC
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chos de armas. lie los que con fire.
cuencia estan Ilevando a cabo varies
de los altos jefes mliitares que accio-
nan en- Ia guerra de Europa, no es
neceSario ser un perito de primer
oruen en- e. arte de Ia guerra para
defin:r.os V apreciarios en- TODD su'
yerdadcro vaior.
Por ESQ no es precise ser un con
sumado e<lategico. para compren-
de-. en- la bora actual cuaI es 81 vcr-
dadcro objective del conandanle cu
jcte alemaa que opera en- IA region
que . cxtieEde en- trcnte de Vcrdun.
L. que 80 Dudc lamar Ell delinea-
micrto de Ii bataIla csti ~pcrfecta-
maata bieH r~eprcsentado = SC ha he.
che notar bastante clare dcsie las
primcras faces de II terrible iucha.
Este delineamiento esta represent
tus!o por los at&ques bruscoS Y cont
MUGS lIcvado> sobre q estrecho eS
pacio que divide Samogneux &c
Document Primero. despues por II
butaI,a que sc ha s~ubdividido' en- dos
a.a,. usccaaIias G indispen.ablcs. pa
"a Dreparar uu at&quc general con-
ctntYico sobre a plaza. : por u!timo
! Dor Ia acci6n general del : de Julio.
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sion. consiguio cyadirse. Pcro no
nudo !ibrarse dc Ia vcnganza de Cos.
NE. FL cuerpo, examine, del pajeci-
10. cubierto &c heridaS. tGe hallado,
POGO despoes, en- una ca!leJuela We
neciaua....
Eduardo AIONS0.
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Cuando ncccsite hbros en- cs2anol
i~iriiase listed a ~isnacio z. Iozano--
oc!~pslc-c.. SIS. A-.c.: Tex
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Merchants Transfer Co
NE In~eorporadoSl.

F~ra-laliGad en- Ct ~TranSporre Y Colnca
...r lie Cdds IL EieFru y N&quInaria Pc
.r.a HEEiBE, HESFACHA \ ALGACENA
g'GErt-
ur.lua. Ilt-li Ell5TUSl 81 Tel. Crockett
y Nlrvo So san AnIonIo, texas
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81 Ni.CESlTtN ~ mincr0S mcNicanOS IN
Texas. hbrieHdo tres minas nucv2S.
hurnaS ca>as. lcHa J aSIIa. TidbdI0 D dIas
uc .ca.a SeHldila. VGnGlSc nmellataincn
t.. Consumers. I.iguitr Company.
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81 NECESITAN inrIrrdiGlamcnte dc Sc a =
hombfcS para cOriar lena. Scis mess de
irabajO. BUenOs s,lcl,os. InfDrns j.. ~
Powell. Ruia No. !. Jewell, Texas.
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- NEcESITA EXPRESS para que lleye u
cetecss "A Ia estac!oD Ole Gamble, sLs niue
lies. h4blele a Rosales Tel. Travis 1896.
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NECESiThNSr 10 h0tnbrcs para meSeroS
ENrcricncia imeccSafia. llien ..Sucidot
Ucurra i9Ii w. Houston 81. Hcrnandcz- |
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Sc SOLlCITAN

Agcntes para Ia venta de
"A PRENSA en- las poblacio-
nes de FRESNO, California
y AGUILAR, Colorado. Las
personals que Unforeseen pue-
den difigirse solicitando pre-
clio y condolences a LA
PRENSA, Departamento de
Agentes. 609 Dolorosa st.
San Antonio, Texas.
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81 NECESlTA jOven UIeA!cana para ayu-
dante reCamGrera. Uturra 81 southern lie
tel. Gale dc D0lOrOSa y Plaza MiIitar.
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\" nay a.a=i!a gran hotci de Sui
z~a-escrine d a-ue
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-HENTAS-
i. VENDE m0iUcicIcta 'EVce,siUr" f,cdiO
isu. bar1ia. InfurHIdH taniina Ell POS
de !Abril,' TcicIOno Crockett %ar.
(9-ij.J
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81 vENGE muy baralo I'm cochc con
aSi"nlnS para t.IairO perZonaS. Tlrnr Inuy
POGO uSO Y oa-ccc del TODD nuevO. Para
:nrOrmcs lclefOnec 4 Travis Jfai.
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vACAS TINAS L%EC!lERAS: dc vcnta 4 pre-
clos mGdiruS en- Ia casa No. 31 Thompson
Place. Tom" 81 iranYia collins Gardens,
i 80 Interest q elias,
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81 TRASPASA una ticadl bale muy hue
mas tOndlciOncS Y Situada IN mrIy hucl
lugar. infC:man en- iDi So. Laredo. s..
san Antonio, Texas.
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CDI.PfNS.
TRAPOS. Hucsns. Bronco. Cubre- Hule. Sl-
COS tie ScEunGa minO. clc. CoInpra!nns 4
los mas altos prcci"S nj rnniadn. Tho
National Iron 4 Metal Io.-3c6 :. SANTA
Rosa Ave. Tel Travis I7i7. 3
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ALoUlLERES.
81: RENrA cuarlo Appropriate para 0Hclfa 0
taller. en- Gi3 DulOro>a Il. InfCrInan en- las
uT.Cinas dc Ia PItENSh o.cn Ia tienda &c
lllg Bros. ESqt!ina Mann y Travis. IL.
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Eduardo ALONSo.
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iiiStS DE C0NEJ0.

IA actual guerra
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HUGHES GIVES |. .. p.
 CREDIT RESERVE ACT
Nominee Says Measure Due to Re- publican Monetary Commission,
 But Is Still Defective.

Kalamazoo, Oct. 1S.-Chas E. Hughes told an audience here tonight that vote for him, far from being a vote for war, meant vote for the maintenance for American rights and that when American went abroad law fully to further American enterprises, they should go with the backing of the American government"
 The nominee assailed the adminis- 'tration for its foreign policy, for the claim that it aided business. for the Underwood tariff, for alleged failure to observe the merit system in ap- pointments for extravaganza. He de- clared the present prosperity tempo rary and due to the European war.
 The federal reserve bill he said, giving credit where credit was due" was largely the result of the report of the Republican monetary commission and contained defects which should be removed
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zEBRAS TO INVADE LONOKE COUNTRY
 FOR GAMf FRIDAY
Coach Bassett Confident of Victory Because Squad Is
 In Fine Condition.

The Pine Bluff High school fool ball squad will make its first trip into enemy territory Friday. when it will invade Lonoke, for a contest on the field there.
 If the weather and the condition of the roads will permit, Coach Bas- sett intends to have the squad make the trip by automobile, leaving here Friday morning and returning the same night. If this is impossible. however, the boys will leave here by train this afternoon, returning home Saturday.
 Every one of the boys is in fine shape" said Coach Bassett last night. ssThey went thru the Fordyce game without suffering any injuries what ever and are in better condition new than they have been since the season opened. I have had them hard at work, without let-up. Yesterday, when the rain kept I'D off the field, I gave them ssss ,n of nearly Two hours in signal drill and blackboard demonstration. and feel that iEey will be able to make a most satisfac- tory showing aga;nst the Loncke squad"
 The LOuOke Squdu io CAPCNISu !" make hard, game fight, especially on their own field, but Coach Bassett and his boys are confident the zebras will come home with the Lonoke scalp hanging on their totem pole.
 Serious comment has been invoked among local supporters of the ath- letic department at the High school, over the very small amount of in terest shown by Pine Bluff people generally in the football and other athletic contests held in this city. The crowd at the Fordyce contest was pitifully small-the receipts failed to pay the expenses of the visiting team by margin of approximately s2a. Tears have been expressed in some quarters that continuance of this lack of interest may result in a con- siderable cutting down Of athletic ac- tivities at the High school. altho ID one in authority to speak of this mat ter would make comment yesterday.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-10-19
CARRANZA MUST SHOW UNCLE SAM
 HE IS THE BOSS
American Commissioners Want First Chief to Prove
 He Controls Border.

Atlantic City, N. J., Oct. 18.---Sup- elementary assurances from General 'Carranza that he is beginning a new and vigorous campaign against Villa were received today by his represen tatives on the Mexican-American joint commission. The general as- serted that all available troops would be used in the pursuit of the bandits.
 The American commis sioners re- viewed at a joint session carefully prepared statement of the Mexican claims as to conditions and proposals for restoration and maintenance of peace along the frontier. This s'ate- ment also included arguments de- signed to show why the American troops should be withdrawn from Mexico.
 The Mexicans insist they are capa- ble of driving Villa and other outlaws away from the border, but the Alneri- can attitude is that they must dem- onstrate their ability to do that and also to maintain peace.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-10-19
CALLS FOR ICE GRE AM AT END
 % MILE RACE
Chicago Man Runs From Milwaukee to Windy
 City in 14::5O.30.

Chicago, Oct. 18-A heaping dish of ice cream and a glass of lemonade was all that Sidney Hatch of Chicago, an amateur marathon runner, wanted after he finished a record breaking 95-mile run from Milwaukee to Chica- go today. Then he went to bed for "A hours of sleep.
 Officials of the Amateur Athletic union declare that Hatch's perform ance probably was the most remark able in history. He covered the 95.07 miles in IA hours, 50 minutes and 30 seconds, beating the former record by hours and minutes, and averaging a mile every 8 1-2 minutes.
 Hatch ran every step of the way, making only three stops for a total loss of 16 minutes, and finishing strong. Hatch is B years of age.
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~ Sympathlze."

In the evening at Mercy hospital you hear from all over the house the little bedtime voices, and the sound blends into something sweet and dear which hardly forms itself into words. To you who have not heard it, it would seem the strangest sort of music, coming from all the wards and rooms and balconies around you-on the lower floor, on the upper, and sounding up and down the stairs wherever you might be. It is just the quiet little chatter of many, many children ready for sleep, and the doctors and nurses have heard 1t every night for 20 years, and they wonder why it ts-- with child love SC ready to respond to call like that of little Helen Keller, the crowded wards at Mercy and yet so little known to those who say-"1 Sylnpathize." e."-Mercy's Messenger.
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HOME MISSIONARY ;. hONs0 "ssU~ :; :
 SOCIETY IN SESSION
Mrs. Thirfield, President, Appeals for Extension of Work Into
 Mexico.

Columbus, Ohio, Oct. 18.-Mrs. w. P. Thirfield of New Orleans, presi- dent of the Women's Home Mossion- ary society of the Methodist church, tonight appealed for an extension of missionary work along the Mexican border and into Mexico, in her annual message, delivered before an assem- bly, of the 1916 convention of the so- ciety, in which several foreign coun- tries are represented.
 Bishop Frances J. Mcconnell con- cured with her, in an address in which he said religious eduaction alnog teh border was practically nil.
 Mrs. Thirfield attacked motion pic. ture theatres calling them "good substitute for the open saloon in re- tarding the Biblical instruction of children in cities"
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LIBEL SUIT SET FOR TRIAL.

Little Rock, Oct. 1S.-Judge Trie5- CT in federal court this week over- ruled the demurrer Of the defendants in the case of o. P. Findley vs. L. Fl. Pyle, ct al., of Conway, and the case was set for Nov. 2S Judge F. A. Youmans of Fort Smith, of the Vest ern district, who will be here at the time. will hear the case. It is suit brought by o. F.. Findley, deputy state superintendent of public instruc tion, against Conway citizens for s25,- 900 damages for alleged libel in cer- tain resolution adopted by them and published regarding the audit of state normal accounts by Findley. The suit was brought by Findley as q resident of Texarkana.
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Ar eceuts Phonosraphs.


 When the military aeropiSne t1 scouting. 1t usually carries two mon One is the pilot. who runs and steers tho craft: the other is the observer. who marks the placing of the hostile troops, tho position of their guns. the movement of trains, and the like. The observer also makes many sketches 3 the ground over which he is flying -work that often interfere0 with hia writing notes and memoranda. In esrtaiS conditions of flight, too, 1t is often hard for him to use . pencil and paper. To obviate that difficulty the military aeroplane now frequently carries . photograph. with . speaking eube running to the mouth of the ob server. % that by talking into the machine at any time during the High, be can record his observations. and still have his hands free for his AsA vlass or hin skstchinx pencil
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JUDGE FOR YOURSELF
Which is Better-Try an Experiment or Profit by a Pine Bluff Citizens
 ExDeriemce.

Which is Better-Try an Experiment or Profit by Pine Bluff Citizens
 Experience.
 Something new is an experiment.
 Must be proved to be a represent ed.
 The statement of manufacturer is not convincing proof of merit.
 But the endorsement of friends is. Now supposing you had bad back, A lame, weak, or aching One,
 Would you experiment on it?
 You will read of many so-callea curse.
 Endorsed by strangers from far away places. .r It's different when the endorse ment comes from hone.
 Easy to prove local testifony.
 Read this Pine Bluff case:
 c. D. Smith, vet. Surgeon, 1103 w. Sixth Ave, Pine Bluff, says: ''1 know that Doan's Kidney Pills are q medicine of merit and I don't hesi- tate to recommend ,theL. I have used them On different occasions for kidney complaint and a lame and aching back and they have always acted promptly in relieving the aches and pains.'
 Price soc. at all dealers. Don't simply ask for kidney remedy-get Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that MT Smith had. Foster-Milburn Co.,, Props, Buffalo, N. Y.
 Many man has strained his eyes 1OOkinp out for number one
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'4uvId pI!M 8
Cost of Ills Salt.

A Hoosier, who has moved to south ern California. writes to friends North. complaining of the ''skinning of the natives and tourists" ''I always had believed" he wrote, that the Pacific ocean was salty, yet we pay ten cents a pound for the same salt out here that we used to buy for three cents a pound in Indianapolis-and I never heard of any native salt being dis covered in White river, Fall creek. Pogues and Pleasant runs" <
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-10-19
Refreshina Drink.

Add @ pinch of salt to half glass of sour cream and half glass of rich milk, and beat with an eggbeater un- til light and smooth. Pour into tall glass, and over the top put a thin coat ing of pulyerized nut meats and 8 scant grating of nutmeg. Serve cold with crackers.
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Sailed on the Websterian.

The bank cashier, disguised, wa. boarding the steamer with his loot, when he noticed a. man standing by the rail who looked like a detective. '.Do you think that when he sees me on the seas he will seize mel" he asked of his accomplice. q apprehend you need not apprchend that he will apprehend you." responded the other comfortingly.-Exchange.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-10-19
COOK TO MICHIGAN.

Little Rock, Oct. Estate Super intendent Cook will leave tomorrow fo" Ann Arbor, Mich. to attend a meeting of the executive committee of the National Educational society, of which he is the only elective mem Der.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-10-19
FLOUR PRICE ADVANCES,

Oklahoma City. Oct. 1S.-An ad- vance Of 20 per. barrel in the price of flour was posted today by local mill CTS, following the five and seven cent increases in the Chicago wheat ma.'- ket yesterday. Flour is now selling at $S.4O a barrel, the highest price in ten years.
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Had the Elements of Success.

"He started life with a shoestring and now he has a million dollars. Seems incredible, eh?" ".M!ot at all. l should consider that man who could get anybody to buy one shoe string was inevitably bound to suc- ceed"-Judge.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-10-19

Don't Worry About Posterity.
 One of the simplest and best ways of not borrowing trouble Is not to al low yourself even to think of what's going to happen to posterity.-Ohio State Journal.
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FOOTBALL RESULTS.

At Dallas, Texas Texas Christian university of Fort Worth AS, Southern Methodist university of Dallas 5.
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Voiced her Grievance.

During the Dayton dood . gsod sll 'laty of color" was rescued with two white women from the deep water ana gut on <!he roof of barn for safety, After the boatnan had rowed aws3 :he white women both offered prayer so7 their future safety, but the colored woman sat by in stolld silence One of the white women. turning to her. said: Pray, woman, pray. Do some thing to help." The old woman clasped Aer hands, knelt on the yoof. rolled her eyes upward, and said: "Deah Lawd. yo' oncs promised us long time ago dat dey nevah would be no mo foods. No~. Lawd. what does dix ya1 OoaAY~
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-10-19

Many man has strained his eyes looking out for number one.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1916-03-02
Found Simple Remedy
that Relieved Chilli
Mild Laxative Compound
COrrecfS Stubborn Case
of Constellation.

An important duty that devolves on
parents is the regulation of their chill
dren's bowels. Health in later life de.
ponds in large measure on early train
Ing and child should be taught from
infancy to regular habits.
When from any cause the bowel be-
comes congested with stomach waste
mild laxative should be EMPLOYED to
open up the passage gently and carry
on the congested mass. A most effec-
tive remedy for this purpose is the
combination of simple laxative herbs
known as DR.. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin.
Mrs. w. D. Bulls, of Reed, Okla. used
Dr: Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin for her
baby boy, Harley Buren, Bulls, and
says 1T did him more good than any,
thing we have given him. His bowels
are very stubborn about acting. but
they act easily every time 1 give him
Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin'
DR.. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin contains
no opiate or narcotic drug and is a
splendid remedy for children and older
people as we'll. It has been on the
market for more than twenty-five