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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-02
(NrnnNitiifs.l .llebcrtrnnilnnen.

S. @ilion 2eotin 8euuolter, an
S. @iliou 9eofin @eitieitc Somoro.
no6e Mul6errD-Stro 1872 bel n.
s. @ilion 9eafin an s. Milion
2eofin, Gerlpalter, 5 @rimoItiide.
9lOeIe NJ. Sarriion an 9lmbroic
&ogt 2 @runOIiiide.
glm6roie @o9t al g(oele Nl Sorri-
Jon, 2 @rlnOitiide.
Cornelius s. 6ibgerolO, 9|odIoB.
0erualter, an @eorge So6nion, OIaH-
laBperiuoIter, 0Iiieite Sowaro., no6e
Samburg.S .StraBe, 12 bel 80.
@eorge Sobnion, gladloBOeripal-
fer, an SSiaiob 8. Gromn SlHeite
SoporO-, nobe Samburg.StroBe, 70
bel 80.
Soiep6 6. arieg uu6 6rau an Se.
lena 9ll6aug6, SiiOieite 9omiap-
Str, uo6e 6remont9lpe., 12 bel II.
9lnnie 8. Giegel uno @atte an s.
WtIller llno tSrnli, Slofelte galtl-
more nabe @olie-Str., II BEL 100
W1arD 6. @orrett an Samuel Slrm-
iirong goropeitIeite GoIpbin-, nabe
So6n.StraBe, 1918 6ei S7.3.
2olds &lein an Soiep6 Glein Sit.
ieite @looer., nabe 6Ieet.GtroBe, 1919
6ei 634.
Sobn 6. Merrifen imo 6rou an
Soiep6 @ledlinsfi uHS Srau, 9toro-
ieite Gonton-9luenue, ua6e 8ilrfe-
GtroBe. 1913 6ei 63.
Sobn Niullen um0 6roi an So5efn
@oprebt umo @atte, @eitieite @ort.
StraBe, na6e Gonton.9lueme, t3 bel
IA.
emma Graft al Conroo @egeS,
9iioweilede 9eluor0-9lDe. uuo 6leet-
StraBe, 10 Del GO.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-02

iino, nidt gum @lilitGroienit eiuge5o.
gen lperOcn 0iirien I'M &rin5ip nidt
oboeeongcu lUcrOcn ioa, 10 iinO Die
9e6orOen oo@ ni6t eeneiet, 0ieie 9e.
thinning gum 9lusfludtmittel iiir
0riide6erger werOen 81 laiien."
gluf 9lnfragen bon 5abIrei6en Nlu-
ungs-9eb0roen beionOers aus
9tem. Dorf, bin lit geliern cine Ser.
fiigung erlaiien DorOen, Die iowobl
0ienitpfIi6tige ais oereu 9rGute ser
Stroineriolgrng ousiebt, menn cine
@6c oifeniidtli6 5u Dem 3lued ee-
icblrilen miro, INN iiir 9feeiitrirte
0ienlt6efreiung 5u ermirfen.
Die N3riterllngS. 8eb0roen liuo 0a.
raui6in migeiorOert woroen beion-
oers Oarauf 81 a6ten ob Chen oiiber.
eilt gei6loiian WurOen, felt Die 9lus.
Ioing ser @lilitdrpili9tieeu in
@oI6inoton ltottian0."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-02
gnnOes-9epartemeut fir 2OnOmirtb.
IdjnTt-@etter Bureau.

Serift Oes Baltimore gSettcrbmrcnns
Ser Geu6tiefeitSgeboIt Der 2uit
mar rs @ro0ent I'M 8 llbr Morgens
uno " Yro8ent INN 8 llbr 9tbenos.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-02
9lffcIOcr's secrSianna.

Ton ieinem Seim aus, 9tr. 1881,
y'Oro'@ilmoritroBe, finoet 6eltte @lor-
sen oie BeerOigung oes Serrn SorrD
slffeloer, 0es peit6efonnten GerIi6e-
rllnas-9leenten, itatt, ser 0ienitae
g{orgen Der berribenoen @lut6bite
erlog. Eobbiner- s. 81. 0RubenItein
pom Sor Sinoi-Eempel miro ben
ErauergottesOienIt bolterlr- Gie 8e.
ltattling ser 2eide erfoIgt auf oem
Sor Sinai-6rieobofe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-02
GrOicIten lire 9iplOmc.

3ebn ilnge 2ellte groouirten no6
Dem Somner-Semeite oes Wtount
&ernon Collegiate SnltitltS, oaS nu1
oht 8o1en in 9tr. 210, Nlaoilou-
StraBe, gum 9l6ibluB fam. Gr.
Ronoolp6 @insIom, @roieilor Der
G6irlrgie in ser W}orplauh llniDerii-
tat, belt Die 9lnipracbe an Die Sra
ouirten. 9Saitor Q9iais &eoe lit Der
&oriteber oes ,Snititlits. Ole Solgen.
Den ba6en ora0uirt: Sodibul- Nepar.
icment So6n g8. @aaen, glnnapo-
lis; 9ler5tIidber &orbereitrngS-aur.
ius 2con 6reeoom, Baltimore;
9lbelaroo @on8ole3 Wierico; &orl
Sreoerid @rempler, Baltimore; Suan
Melenoe5, @orto 9iico; &obert M}en-
6c5, Merico; &oren5o gao5ario, Eorto
9iico; Sarolo g. YiusburD, 8alti-
more; Saul IS. Stone, GIepelanO.
Ohio, imo Sobn Gopiu g8renn, Sun.
tington, @o 0aS Serbit- Semeiter
oeS SSnItituts beginnt am 20. Sep.
ienlber.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-02
@ert6eiSiat sic HremSaeburenen.


@rGiiOent Oes &oroug6s Wlanbatton
lit cmport ii6er Oen 3peifeI an
Ger 9oDalitdt Der 6remOge6ore-
men, TT 3Ollt bel einem 9anfette
Oen Mannern, Die aus eigener
lle6er5eu9ung gimerifaner mur-
Den, 6obe 9(nertennung.
CAB eS in Nelp-Dorf e6enio mie in
onOeren @roBiiGOten nod 9eute gi6t
oie, troboem iie geborene 9lmerifaner
iinO, ii6 ni6t ideuem ole SetiaoO
nllf Oe 5remOgeborenen, ipe5iell Die
Geuti1en, 5u beroammen lit mis ei-
ner &eOe 5u erieten, ole Marcus 30.
W}orfs, Ger &rdiioent 0es 9oroug5S
g9lon1ottau, am Gienitag 9lbenO gele-
gentlib eineS @anfetts i'm @rogreB-
Gaiino auf Der OItleite oes 9or-
roilg6s in 9}ep-gort bieIt.
SSn ieiner 9luiproAe iaote er mort
lid:
nGon 3eit 81 3eit mor i2 emport
Oarii6er, 3weiiel an Der SoDolitGt
Der fremOgeborenen 9iirger in unie.
rem @emeinmeien GuBcru 5u boren.
9lui @run0 eigener Grio6rlngen
bin iA o6iollt gewiB, oaB ioIhe
8lpeiiel icl6it Der geringiieu @rlnO-
lage ent6e6ren.
W}1nner, Oie oie Gner0ie, Die SSni-
tiotipe, ole MillenSfroft, 0cn Inter
nebnumgSgeilt, oen YotriotiSnulS,
'oie 6GIigfeiten un0 Oie 9Illfopierlng
beiiben, pel1e lie in ben Stono ieb.
ten, oaS 3ono ibrer @e6urt 81 Derlai-
fen, nm iicb nocb neuen 6eloern 6eiic-
rer GrmerGsm6gli6feiten unO gr0Be-
rer 6reibeit unl5uieben iinO BON ie-
mem S1rot un0 &orn, nm ii6 gum
belten GDpilS omerifanil1er 8iirgcr
81 entipideln.
Solbe Mdnner, ole iid) ieIblt ibreu
S3eg 9e6obnt nm Oen Flab zines
amerifanii6en 9iirgerS ein5uneb.
men merOeu oie 6reibeit, lpie iie
our6 ole Sterne uno Streifen berf0r.
pert miro, iebr bod 81 iddben rpii-
lenl"
Ger 9oroug6-&rdiOent mar G6ren.
gait Ser @eicbditsleuteSereinigrng
Der Sifeite mo feline monnbaiten
iuO 81 Ser5en aebenoeu @orte loiten
einen riel9en Sl6el aus.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-02
Baltimore Wlarftberidlt.

Mittp o1, I. 9(uguit 1917.
G2ebr ~ 3ufubr 1929 6diier,
eini6lieBlib 3t43 8diier 5u 2ocuIt-
@oiut uuO 1898 6dlier 5u @anton
Iie gtotirlIngen poren ipie folgt:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-02
gLms ben @eridltsLSfem.

Srou Stniobton reidt @e9enfloee oc-
gen Die SAeiOnngSflooe i6rcS
@atten Elm. ~ 8erlangt ieporote
@eriorglrng uno beibuliOt @atten
Der 9rltalitGt. 99olter GDer
Iie6te 8u oiel oo6er Sic Sdei-
oung.
Su Sen @6eroirren 0es Ser6ert g.
&nigbton ebemals aus Baltimore,
uno ieiner 6rau 9eiiie Nic@uire
&nig5tOn ole ieBt bel ibren gltern
9}r 735, Sit 81. StroBe, pobnt, mur-
oe geitern pie0er cine neue Y6oie Oa-
our6 6eruriadt, 0aB ole 6rolt I'M
GreiSgeridt oiir1 9Inlpalt 6lugel ei-
ne &lage auf ieporate @eriorglng
gegen i6ren N}om onbGngig madte.
Sic iogt in i6rer &lageiGriit, lie
babe Gnig6ton am 81. Sftober 1913
in Ser fotboliicben ct. 9lnns.&ircbe
ge6eirat6et unO iie bGtten ein iebt
5lpei Sabre altes,' '&inO. &nigbton bo-
6e iie iebr brutal 6e6onOelt uno ma
liti0ie glngaten iiGer ibre Sugeno6oi-
tigfeit qenocbt. StetS bo6e er 81 i6r
in oen Ibmubigiten .&eoenSorten ge-
iproden mo iicb GuBerit ilegeIboit
i6r gegenii6er betrogen Gurd Oieie
gIrt Der @e6nnolltnq 6o6e i6re @e.
iuno6eit gelitten tmo Der leBte S6log
gegen oieielbe mar an Dem Gage ge.
fomnlen an melc6er er lie perlieB
Sbgleid er $50 pro @oCbe Deroiente.
5o6e er iih eelpei9ert iiir i6ren Sc
6ensunter6alt 5u iorgen uuO babe lie
bon gtem-Yort nob Sauic 81 i6ren
Gltern geianot, ais er liG enOgiiltig
i'm Sfto6er 1916 bon ibr trennte.
Ios @eriC5t orOnete an, Dob
&nig6ton i6r $40 pro Mode be3abIen
ioll, bis Die &loge enti@ieoen 1T, 9(m
19. Ge5em6er 1916 reicbte &niqbton
cine Glage gegen Gr SorrD @roB,
gIr. 1903, M}olmt &oDal-9lrenue, Gin,
in ser er $4,000 SHaoeueriob ooiiir
oerlangte, 0oB Oeriel6e linn Die 2iebe
leiner 6rou abipenItig moAte. SSn Ger
&logeibrift bebauptete er. Gr. @roB
babe ieinen @influB ouf ole 6rau be.
mlbt, 10 Bob iie i6re 2ie6e 5nm @ot-
ten oerlor. SSn elmer auOeren Moge
gegen Oen 9lr5t be6auptete Gnig6tou,
Or @roB babe in 6etriigeriicber @eiie
gelpiiieS 9eiibtDum Oos er uno ieine
6rou eiqneten, an 9. SarriS Sender.
Jon iibertrogen, nm oaourb inn, Dem
&lGger, Oen 9fubeu ieiner &loge }u
ent5ie6en fallS ooS llrtbeil in ser
Sd)oOeneriobflage 81 ieinen @uniten
mlsfallen iollte
" alter lie6te an piel.
&iliom 3. CfoS reicbte geitern I'M
&reiSgeri6t 9(r. 2 cine &lage auf o6.
lolite S6eioung bon leiner ISralt
2oniie 6, GfaS elm oie er belduloiet
i6m untreu eelpeien 81 iein @r
nennt @aIter GDer ais Den Monu,
ser i6n ole 2iebe ieiner 2ouiie na6m.
see einqeiAporen.
9lo6ert 6. See ,e6emolS Sefretdr
i
0eS MoDors %reIton lmo Gelegot sur
lebten Staotsgeiebse6ung wurOe &C.
: Itern Morgen I'M Bureau 0eS GlerfS
oes Nbergeridts pom Glerf Stepben
6. 9ittle oils @litglieo Der StaotS-
! SSn0nltrie. e.llniaIl.@ommiiiion einae.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-02
Sabeu Sic isinaIs OtrTudlt, &c.
iitnO 81 lucrSen, aber ONus
GrfOIsS

" mGa iein. oaB Sie oft IN re-
bonoluHe paren, oab Gle aue Soii'
mtHo aul @eHefina aniaaben.
Sie nhMen wiIeM oaB IN allen
VebenslaQef Gpe8idldrbeit perldHal
mtro. unb bic micbhafie bon dileii, W
bic TeblnoliHu bon Nr1rltbeiten. B1'
rum coniugtiren Gle III oer &rfeItiiis
nib oieier IbnHnle aicbt elnel Spes
Slalthen bon .alltem Anl iiir Tei9td
tnio @brlDteii, iuenn Gle NJ einer,
MollnerH eiaenibinlhen, &rnlnDeit
ielosil ooer OOn oerfelheH bebinoeri
peroen; eiuen Spe5ialilien, oer Ebet
d6 Sabre prailiibe &rinbrule III
gsninertranfbeiten bal einen, oeT
SDnen ua0 elmer iprgialtiqen Inter.
lhWiinn lngen lotr0, o6 er @ie hirirer
iinllli ooer Eitbt; elnen. Der Gle IN
uTiiattdeller Belt lurircu miro. mic 60
lt9 mit bem belien ifnh dherIten me-
lhiIal hsseiub1ren ldBt
Dlcle yrt bon @pe3iaIiften nnben
vie, loenn Gle Dt, pnnrrId BOA Natti.
hlpte, WlO., 4OS CF.Baulmure. gfrnBe,
kohlhltlltn. 0r bat OieIe gRdrter
Iaritt oie obne @rIola bcrinbien, 30.
9nlle oocr 6lir 5u Iinben. &nA er
nr glnoera eefban. lnnn er nuh
Seine @ebiibren fn0 nieDrla unb
HaRnnaen neroen ben WitteIn heS
"a4lHlsllsn dnaepnbi arrdHoirl.
.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-02
1lnter6altnnas.g8eaiueiIer.

uGtppObrume"- 9auoeoiue unb g8dnoelhiIoer.
y@ietora"-Sanoe uno Manoelblloer.
,9bcr Nicip Hnrt" Tdel6 Gon5erte Auo
~Sjab s6Orsa - adaIib gou6erte unb onOeS
unierbnliunleH.
,,oSlSwooo RariS - 9deIib gauoebieue,
Ldn3 uo dnoere lnierbaltlnqen
oGsrmaHniS BARI, 9elair SaOab - TdeIi9
8an6eoiue. Wdtitf uno Ian8.
,,xolneiter" 2dglidb GIIurloHen per 9am'
,,eoue gOInt" 9daH1 Na6miitaess @rlur.
Iionen nusaenommen @onniaes.
6OmSert i'm Carroll Bart"
@aS 4rogramm iiir oas @oH3eri oes ftdotis
ld)en 8arisGrbelters unter Seitrng oes Yroi.
0aniel 5eoman i'm g@arrol Earl" 6eute
Wdin5ipaIsSieo Baltimore our BAL
@ariS, .llnieeriqicr 8ricSe" ........ aampt
Supertiire, uWiaQiide Sl1te" ...... Wlo3drt
66n.SiGine' .G6ineiide &aironliea. Car
Grombone'Solo, g&nnfea9 Sofia" ... .GaieD
Nerr gSlliam tSreiiag.
Wiilttdrs6aniaile. o0ie SdbladDi bon Snan
Pas gSginn' &ao. a.......... ct saens,
9illD GnnoaOs @riol9slieoer .... SiImore
Wsar1, gGla3e Of @lorD ..... 9olbman
oNas Sico bonn Sternenbanner."
Mhmicpal.Gumsen.
pie Wdni3ipalsN0pele, SoDn ,Sbel Sirigent
brinqt beuie nui Der Court Noule Bln8n bon
8 big 1880 glbenos oas iolgeube @roaramm
8u @e66r:
WaniJipabGieo Baltimore. our BAL.
timore" ......... .0emberger
linrim ollnlere ,SllngenS", ..... WlOllenbQuer
0upertire a3uoobic" .......... .oerolo
9nbertire o3lnnbdnicr" ........ 98agner
@Iopbones9uett Spirit Of 9merica"
S8 Nebl unb 2ucianu.
Cutie I6ree gfet6es ....... Sammerba6er
l., ~@an8oneia"; @. oSnoian G6ant";
ri Sance Of i5e oonr".
Ian8s pramm:
One Siep, pSnre, pe are iome bis gtneris
5or Trot, ,somembere on 9roaomaD" Carroll
0aOotie Ser @liibpurm" .......... Qinde
g8dl3er, oSaScination" ......@ @reU
one Step p9iiten 10 i0s," .... 3anfman
oIbe StarS Spangleo 8anner".
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-02

gIus oen iibrigen 8unoes.@etter-
beobahtungs- Stationen muroen Oie
folgenOen bohIten Temperatiiren, oie
um s ll6r eeitern 9t6enO berri6ten,
6eriMtet:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-02

@erlannt.
a6min fit 9ieiiantnnt 9id1ereS In 4reRs
Icre Neitnnrant, 9ir. 621 4 Str, " u, ypalDs
inatom, :. Is. (sIue2-D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-02
Tlut6
gSetterausGdlteu.

Sir WorDlonO uno Den 0iItrift
Columbia 6eute flar uno iiiOmeitli6e
@inOe.
The Carlisle independent., 1917-09-20

Attorney General John D. Arbuckle and John H. Page, state commission CT of mines, manufactures and agri- culture. were in Pine Bluff recently to represent the state in the hearing be- fore Chancellor J. M Elliott on the suit filed some time ago in behalf of ginners and planters of this and ad- joining counties, who seek to have the state officials restrained from en- forcing that section of the state crop marketing law which affects cotton ginners.
 A demurrer was filed by Attorney General Aubuckle and Chancellor FL liott instructed the attorneys to file briefs. He will give his decision lat CT. The ginners say that the new law would increase the cost of gin ming to such an extent that they would make no profit. They say they are not public ginners, but Commissioner Page has ruled that the law applies to them.
 Commissioner Page said that if the ginners would give the new law trial they would find that they would be benefited by receiving better price for their cotton by having it properly graded.
The Carlisle independent., 1917-09-20
An IlIuminatino Postcard.

A young girl of plebeian ancestry achieved fame as an actress in Lon don. Feeling the necessity, however, of a rest from her labors, she wrote to her uncle, police sergeant of a coun- try village, asking him if she might come and stay with him to recuperate. She ended her note: Please send F. c. to say if I may come"
 A few days later her landlady rushed upstairs with an awestricken coun- tenance-a policeman wanted her. The girl descended with an ominous feel ing at her heart, says London Tit-Bits.
 If you please, miss," said the stolid being who confronted her, eyeing her with stern disapproval, I'm the P. c. what you asked your uncle to send but I may as we'll tell you straight away as I'm a respectable married man. Your uncle's prepared to take you in if you're willing to make your self useful-feed the pig, clean his of flee and the two cells"
The Carlisle independent., 1917-09-20
GAINED2OPOUNDS
 ON TWO BOTTLES
Harry Wilson Felt Like He Couldn't Last Very Much
 Longer.
HIS RELIEF SURPRISING
'1 Feel Like TanIac Has Made a New Man of Me and I'm Glad to Rec
 ommend It." He Declares.

"A gain of twenty pounds on two bottles of Tanlac is going some, but that is just what happened to me since l began using it." said Harry D. Will son, an employee of the Humble Oil Company at their Goose Creek, Texas, plant the other day
 T had a spell of malarial fever sometime ago." he continued, "and wasn't able to get strengthened out af- terwards. My system was badly run down. I lost my appetite and had to live almost exclusively on a diet of raw or very soft boiled eggs. My head ached so I thought it would split, rheumatism made me miserable and my system was clogged up with ma laria. I fell off to a hundred and twenty-eight pounds and was in such a bad fix believe I couldn't have last ed much longer.
 T was sure surprised to find this Tanlac getting hold of my troubles be- fore 1 had taken many doses. I feel hungry all the time and am actually ashamed to eat enough to satisfy my appetite. My weight has increased to a hundred and forty-eight pounds and I feel fine in every way. I have got over that tired and drowsy feeling and have more life and energy than have had in several months. I feel like Tanlac has made a new man of me, and I will gladly recommend it to any body"
 There is a Tanlac dealer in your town.-Adv.
The Carlisle independent., 1917-09-20
COMPLAINTS OF ARMY MEN STA. TONED AT CAMP PIKE AIRED
 AT LITTLE ROCK.
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE ACTS
Grievance Committee Is To Make h. vestigation of All Specific Charges One Member Will Be From Quar-
 ter Masters Department.
Little Rock


 The weekly luncheon of the Little Rock Chamber of Commerce was de- voted principally to airing complaints of army men stationed at Camp Pike, who claimed that several Little Rock merchants were charging soldiers ex- orbitant prices. It was decided to ap- point a grievance committee of three, one of them an army man, to investi- gate all specific complaints made.
 It was agreed that one member of the grievance committee be a man from the quartermaster's department of the army. familiar with cost prices. George Firmin, manager ofthe Board of Commerce. said that the meeting had been called at the request of army men, who said that Little Rock rapidly is getting the reputation of Texas cities for charging high prices.
The Carlisle independent., 1917-09-20
COSTLY CHIMES FOR CADETS
Chapel at United States Military Academy at West Point.

What is said to be the most costly chime of bells in America and one of the most musical sets in existence is now being made at the foundry of the Meneely Bell company of Troy, N. T., for the massive tower of Cadet chapel, Rev. H. P Silver, chaplain, at the United States military academy, West Point,s as the gift of Mrs. James M. Lawton, Tn memory of her father, the late Maj Gen. Robert Anderson, who was graduated from the academy in 1925, and whose brilliant command of Civil war has thrilled millions of read- CTS of American history, e says the Watchman-E Examiner.
 There will be 12 bells in the chime, the largest weighing nearly two tons and measuring 56 inches at it's mouth. The cadet chapel is of stone, euarried from rock found on the military grounds and cost to build about half a million dollars. Its commanding po- sition on the hill back from the Hud- son river makes an ideal place for bells, and the patriotic airs from the chime will sound throughout the beau- tiful highlands, in the midst of which the military academy is situated, and prove a source of inspiration to the efu- ture generals of the IEaited States army that will always finger with them pleasantly.
The Carlisle independent., 1917-09-20
ALL OVER ARKANSAS.

s. c. Alexander, president of the Merchants and Planters Bank and cotton dealer, of Pine Bluff. has re- turned from a trip to Denver, Chicago, New York, Boston, Providence and other cities, where he spent the past two months. He says cotton will bring high prices this season and pre- diets that hill farmers can get 20 cents for their cotton if they will hold it and demand the price.
The Carlisle independent., 1917-09-20
CLEAR YOUR COMPLEXION
While You Sleep With Cuticura Soap
 and Ointment-Trlal Free.

On retiring, gently smear the face with Cuticura Ointment, wash off in five minutes with Cuticura Soap and hot water, and continue bathing few minutes with the Soap. The influence of this treatment on the pores extends through the night.
 Free sample each by mail with Book. Address postcard, Cuticura, Dept. l., Boston. Sold everywhere.-Adv.
The Carlisle independent., 1917-09-20
Cutting Down Gossip.

How do you suppose some people spent their spare time before motion pictures were iAvented?"
 T don't like to appear unkind to those persons, but before they started to spending practically all of their leisure moments in photoplay houses they knew a great deal more about their neighbors' private affairs than they do now"
The Carlisle independent., 1917-09-20

Registration of children and young people in the Children of America Loyalty League has begun at Morril ton under the leadership of Miss Ju- lia Turner, local president, who was recently appointed by Mrs. H. NJ. Bennett of Little Rock, state presi- dent Forty enrolled and meeting will be held daily to arouse the school pupils to the importance of their CO., operation.
The Carlisle independent., 1917-09-20
 Nitrouen From Air.

The production of nitrogen from the air in Germany, which was only 30,000 tons in 1913, has been so successful that 300,000 tons were so produced in 1916, and it is expected that 320,000 will be produced this year. According to the Frankfurter Zeitung, the cost is only six cents a kilogram.
The Carlisle independent., 1917-09-20
Anything for Comfort.

T wouldn't grieve so about your boy going to war"
 Tt is dreadful; I can't bear the thought"
 T know, but you remember that if he stayed home he might take it into his head to marry some girl you have no use for"
The Carlisle independent., 1917-09-20

Willie Law, 11-year-old son of Dave Law of Warren, lost three fingers and one of his thumbs when dynamite cap exploded in his hands He touch ed a match to the explosive, which he found while playing in the street. The boy was rushed to physicians office, where an operation was performed. His condition is not regarded seriius
The Carlisle independent., 1917-09-20
HeIp!

They tell me that Perks was ar rested today because he drowned his dog in the river" said Burns.
 How could they arrest him for drowning a dog in the riyer?" demand ed Hunks.
 "Why. they claimed that q sunken bark obstructed navigation"
The Carlisle independent., 1917-09-20
An Efficiency Study.

"Buggins is doing even less work than he used to do"
 ''Yes. He has gotten into the way of wasting time for himself and others standing around talking about eff ciency."
The Carlisle independent., 1917-09-20
Sure.

Husband-The agent said that this car was easy.
 Wife-He must have got you and the car mixed.
The Carlisle independent., 1917-09-20
The Limit.

Belle-Is Jacks wife so critical?
 June-Dreadful She'll pick flaws in a perfectly good lie, Jack says.
The Carlisle independent., 1917-09-20

The funds of St. Francis County Road Improvement District No. 3. amounting to s2O0,O00 from the first bond issue, has been deposited in the Planters Bank and the Bank of East ern Arkansas at Forrest City desig- mated as Repositories by the commis- sioners of the district
The Carlisle independent., 1917-09-20
Force of Practice

That singer knows how to manage her range'
 "She ought to know. She used to be a cook
The Carlisle independent., 1917-09-20

A new stump burning apparatus has a wind yane which insures its always having a good draft.
The Carlisle independent., 1917-09-20

Compressed peat is being developed by a European inventor as a sound insulating material.
The Carlisle independent., 1917-09-20

And some men spend so much time hustling that they haven't time 10 ac- complish anything.
The Carlisle independent., 1917-09-20

A course in musical pedagogy will be introduced at Central College at Conway this year Thorough training in the course will be one of the re- quirements for graduation in music. The course will be in charge of Direc- tor Charles Marion Wright.
The Carlisle independent., 1917-09-20
A PHYSICAL WRECK Laid Up In Bed, Barely Holding Onto Life. Dean's Effected
 Marvellous Recovery.

''Without warning I was dragged to the brink of the grave by malignant kidney trouble" says Robert Wen- gatz, If Cypress Ave, Bronx, \. I: My kidneys seemed to stop acting and
The Carlisle independent., 1917-09-20

the pains in my back were [ erri b le. Big, bloaty puffs came under my eyes and attacks of dizziness often blinded me. My limbs swelled twice normal size and I could press big dents in- to the flesh.
 'I was confined to bed and had convulsions
The Carlisle independent., 1917-09-20

Commissioners of County Accounts D. F. Arnold Joe Parker and J. W. Ponder finished the audit of the Pike county books and burned county scrip to the amount of S57,5927e Pike county is in much better shape finan- cially than it has been for several years.
The Carlisle independent., 1917-09-20

Why isn't the golden rule an excuse for the girl, who wants to proposel
The Carlisle independent., 1917-09-20

In profanity it is not su much what one says as the manner in which it is uttered.
The Carlisle independent., 1917-09-20
There Is Ne Art In Taking Medicine.

Just follow directions on every bot tie of Plantation" Chill Tonic and see how quickly those dreadful chills will leave you. It leaves the liver in healthy condition and yet contains no Calcmel. Price 5Gc.-Adv.
The Carlisle independent., 1917-09-20

A woman who loves money doesn't necessarily love man because he has 1t.
The Carlisle independent., 1917-09-20

STOP THOSE SHARP SHOOTING PAINS "Femenina" is the wonder worker for all female disorders. Price SI .oo and SOC. Adv.