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New Orleans Spots.

New Orleans, April 11.-Spot cotton steady and unchanged. Sales on the spot 2,OS4; arrive 400. Good ordinary, 1S.S2c; strict good ordinary, 1912c; low middling, 19.62c; strict low middl- ing, 19.S1c; middling, 20.O0c; strict middling, 20.19c; good middllng, 20.37c; strict good middling, 20.55c.
 Receipts, 2,127;' stock, 37O,937.
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FOR RENT-TWO OR THREE NICE, large, cool downstairs rooms, furn-
 ished for light housekeeping and with private entrance; also two rooms would rent single. Have furniture for two-story house that would like to sell and rent the house. which is right downtown, and has an established roomlns- house trade. Would sell cheap. Phone 9S4. 4-o-o''
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FOR RENT-THREE OR FOUR UN- . furnished connecting rooms for
 light housekeeping, or will rent furnished as sleeping rooms; very
 desirable, on paved street, close in.
 Telenhone 2O17. 4-7-6t
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FOR SALE-2oo ACRES VERY FINE bottom land, three miles from free bridge, touch and proposed free
 bridge and Altheimer pike. Three
 quarter miles from river, 130 acres
 cultivated, balance deaden, five houses one-third cash balance five years. J. P. Cady, the land man. 127h Main street. 3-25-tf
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ROOMS FOR RENT-TMO ROOMS well furnished and modern; on q paved street; cool for summer, anu close in; also one room with porch: nice for one or two girls
 to light housekeep. Call 1864, or come to 6O2 West Barraque street. 4-5-6t
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GIOyer.McGehee.

Little Rock, April. 11.-License was issued here yesterday to Frank Glover and Miss Florence McGehee, both of Pine Bluff.
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FOR RENT-THREE OR FIVE room furnished flat with all mod-
 ern improvements; also four room hungalow with reception hall. ln- nnire 515 West Second avenue. a"AAo o- 4-1-tf
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Economic Pressure Too Great.

Geneva, via Paris, April 1.-The Journal de Geneve, commenting on the report that several of the South American republics will follow the lead of the United States in breaking with Germany, says:
 "The essential factor is in the pro- gressive expulsion of Germany from all continents today. Even if the British fleet did not exist, the Ger mans would not have port of call outside Europe except Siam. For an over-populated and productive country which lives by exportations and which would die if forced to fall back on itself. the loss of South Amer ica coming after that of China, is a genuine catastrophe.
 "It has often been said in war vic tory alone counts,' but it is no longer true. The future counts more. Ger many is victorious in Europe, but is shut out from the rest of the world. It is a brilliant speck on a hostile map"
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PIANO salesmen; also experienced tuner and repairer. Address P. o. Box 674. Pine Bluff. Ark. 4-4-5t
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HANTED-YOUNG LADY STENOG- ranher, to begin at once. Perman- ont nosition to right party. State salary expected and experience, in own handwriting. Address X22, care Graphic office. 4-7-6t
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FOR SALE-GENUINE PONDEROsA Tomato plants from seed direct from originators; Cauliflower, Bell Pepper and Egg Plants; 25c per dozen, delivered. Geo. M. Wells
 phones 121 and 42S. 4-12-1Ot
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FOR SALE-WE HAVE A MODERN cottage, six rooms and bath, near car line and paved street in good neighborhocd. which we can sell on easy payments. If you want a home see or phone Hollis Real Estate Co.,. phones Nos. 2 ard 112. tf
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FOR SALE-GOOD UPLAND FARM:
 160 acres; five miles west of town, on county road, soon to be pike '; 75 acres cultivated; part fine creek bottom; lots good timber; Broom house; $22.50 acre; one-half cash. J. P. Cady, 127 1a Main St. tf
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ANrED-OLD FALSE TEETH,
 dont h matter if broken. l pay one to t'pr ten dollars per set. Send by parcel uoct @ and receive check by return pma;1 p L. Mazer, 2007 s. 5th St.,
 Philadelphia, Pa. 4-od 2w
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EXCHANGE A 5-
 passenger Marmion car, electric starting and lighting, fully equip
 ped, for farm land. Apply IA West
 BarraQue or phone 1899. 4-7-6t
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WANTED TO BUY-I WANT TO
 buy and will pay spot cash for sec ond-hand boilers and engines, rang ing in size from 15 to 100 horse power. Give size, description, make and price wanted Also your ship ping point. Address P. o. Box 736, Little Rock. Ark. 4-1-tf
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FOR SALE, CHEAP-1,5oo ACRES ilne land. 16 miles from Texarkana, no overflow, 500 cultivated, 1000 acres heavy virgin oak and gum timber, only $20 acre. Would con- slder part in first-class income city property; worth the money. J.. F.. Gady, 127 1-2 Main street, Pine Bluff. f..
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WANTED-TO EXCHANGE ONE Jeffery four, 1917 model, midnight blue, run less than HOO miles; guaranteed perfect condition fo,' city residence property. M B.
 4-4-3t
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EANTED-5O0 AGENTS, EITHER sex GOV article sells in every home, pay
 salary or commission. Write B. F.
 Gilbert, Ft. Worth, Dept. l, Box 1nn5 4-S-10t
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FOR SALE = EARLY BIG BOIL Cotton Seed. I have 25O bushels seed from cotton that made a bale per acre before August in 1916, on Upland. Ask County Agent 0. H.. Thomas about it. Price $2.0O per bushel. T. A. Stephens, R. F. D. No. l, Box 1864, Pine Bluff, Ark:
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HERMAN PAPERS
 SUPPRESS NEWS BRAZIL'S ACT
Efforts Made to Keep From German Public News of
 New Enemies.

Copenhagen. April II. via London.- The German press has so far passed over the South American situation all most without comment. Dispatches regarding the possibility of Brazil and other Latin American republic join ing the allies are given as little prom thence as possible.
 The Sunday papers refrained gen. erally from printing news in regard to the situation in South America and the Berlin and Hamburg, papers on Tuesday printed the South American dispatches on the inside or rear pages without line of comment The American situation in general received the scantiest attention
 Director Zimmerman of the Lokal Anzeiger read little lecture to Aus tria and Bulgaria on their tardiness in breaking relations with the United States.
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FOR SALE-AT A BIG BARGAIN a brand new Leasing piano, used just one week; originally cost $325; will take $225 if sold at once. Come to see this bargain. J. w. Rierson, lls West 18th street, phone 14O5.
 4-1-6t
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REGISTER WITH US FOR POSI-
 tions and jobs of all kinds. Employ
 ment Agency, 3017s Main St., Phone 923. A. M. Levey, Manager, Pine
 Bluff. Ark. 3-18-tf
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WANTED ITO BUY A SECOND hand bath tub; telephone 372.
 4-5-6t
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FOR RENT-TWO OR THREE NICE large, cool downstairs rooms, furn- ished for light housekeeping and with private entrance; also two rooms would rent single. Have fur niture for two-story house that l would like to sell and rent the house, which is right downtown, and has an established roominghouse trade. Would sell cheap. Phone 9S4.
 4-8-3t
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FOR SALE-AS 1 AM LEAVING THE
 state, am offering my home at 1915 North Cedar street for sale; lot 140 feet by 400 feet, room house, elec- tric lights, water and sewer. B. Baughman, at Ideal Dairy. 2-2O-tf
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FOR SALE-FORD TOURING CAR
 in good condition. A bargain for cash. Apply at once. c. o. B., care Graphic. 4-8-3t
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CT A . STF' HE D
 W A N I 2 Bring Results-Try One

FOR SALE-FORD CAR, IN GOOD condltlop; fully equipped; tires all hc"' Fhohe Z454. 412-6t
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,nrRIENCED STENOGRAPHER
 nonted for one of best positions Ill man'' siar salary $6O to $75; if en- cie., ,cvod state when you could leave;
 plot 4oie what experience you have had s,%i snd apply to B" care The Graphic. anu "pf' 4-8-6t
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FIVE PASSENGER HUPMOBILE "2O" for sale-Bargain price; ex- cellent condition; terms to right party. w. c. Williams, phone 4ol.l
 4-4-6t
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Kansas City Grain.

Kansas City, April n-Wheat- Higher; No. 2 hard. $2259231 No. ? red, $223@2.2S.
 Corn-Unchanged to 1c higher; No. 2 mixed, s1.37M1.3S 1-2; No. 2 white $137M1.4O; No. 2 yellow, $1.3SG .39. Oats-Unchanged No. 2 whits, n 1-4m74 1-2c: No. mixed, 69M roc. Kafir and milo maize, $2.7002.90.
 st. Louis Grain.
 St. Louis, April 11.--Wheat- - Steady; No. 2 red, $2.3S S@2.43; No. 2 hard, $225@2.29.
 Corn-Steady; No. 2, nominal; Nc. ? white, $1.43 1-2.
 Oats-Steady; No. 2, nominal. Rye-Steady; No. 2, nominal.
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FOR SALE -- COTTAGE FIVE rooms and bath with sewer, light, water and gas; tot 73x30O feet;
 east front with good shade trees; see or phone Hollis Real Estate Co.,, 1231a West Sesond avenue, phones 2 and 1l2. If
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-04-12

ONCE, A NUMBER OF light housekeepers to occupy the
 building known as the Holland
 rooming house, corner Laurel and
 Barraque; close in, everything
 modern and high class. Call Mrs. M. Meyers, 6O9 Barraque street.
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[OsT-A PAST o. E. s. OFFICERS
 gold pin, Saturday morning, oe- tween Second avenue ana lhe on- ion station. Reward for return ,o
 403 East Second avenue 4-o-o''
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FOR SALE-TWO GAS HEATERS triple effect, good as new. Phone
 765 or call BOP West Fourteenth
 4-5-3t.
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WAITED - TO BUY A SECOND
 hand small size iron safe. Phone
 Adams Printing Go. 1-l7d-tf
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LiyprpOOl Cotton.

Liverpool, April 11.-Cotton spot firm; good middling 13.1Sc; middling, 13 OSc; low middling, 12.90c.
 Sales G,O00, including 600 for specu- lation and export. Receipts 13,000
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F o F s A L E

TOR SALE-HOUSE AND LOT; NEW house, on paved street, modern con- veniences; cheap for cash, or will
 give terms at reasonable interest.
 Apply "J" care Graphic. 4-10-6t
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" AN T E D Y.

! t,,rrn-BY YOUNG LADY, ROOM
 ;, hoard in private family near ns El,s;ness part of city, west Of Main: |pusn nonces furnished. Address I'll |, Felei C;+v 4-10-6t
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st. Louis Produce.

St. Louis, April 11.-Poultry-Un- changed, except hens, 21c. Butter-Unchanged. Eggs-31 1-2c
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x Q R. .R ' N ' :.

FOR RENT-ONE OF THE MOST desirable stories on Main street;
 now occupied by Schober- Martin Co. Possession given May l. Apply to s. c. Veil, phone 174S. 4-12-6t
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FOR SALE-FIFTY ACRES UNIM- proved land at Dexter, Ark, almost on Dollarway. Terms if desired. Address "A. H." care Graphic.
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Craiu an6 Provisions.

Chicago, April 11.-Rains in Kan sas with a prospect of more had bearish effect today on wheat. Free selling of near crop deliveries re- suited from the chance of an improve ment of field conditions. The mar ket showed relative firmness owing to demand from cash houses. Open ing prices, which ranged from 3-Sc decline to 1-4c advance with May at SPOT IA to POS and July at $1.S1 to 1.S2, were followed by decided set backs for July and September, but only slight downturns for May
 Brisk demand at the seabOard and from mills, despite higher premiums, led subsequently to some hardening of values for futures but the rally was not maintained, and the new crop months sank lower than before. Rapid progress of spring seeding was against the bulls The close was un- settled at $2.OS 1-2 to POS 3-4 May, and $1.SO 3-4 to 1.S1 July, with the market as whole ? 1-4c off to 2c advance, compared with yesterdays finish.
 Corn receded under the realizing sales by large holders. Weakness of hogs and wheat were bearish factors. After opening 1-Sc off to BAG up, the market underwent material sag all around
 Recoveries fater failed to last. The close was nervous at 14c to 7-Sc net decline.
 Heavy reserve stock and produc- tions of the largest acreage ever, pulled down oats. The chief elevator companies led the selling.
 Provision gave way with hogs. Con- mission houses were almost unani- mously on the bear side.
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Chicago Produce,

Chicago, April Eggs-Higher: receipts, 1S,046 cases; firsts, 31 1-2@ 32 14c; ordinary firsts, 30 1-2@ 91 12c; at mark, cases included, 29 M32c.
 Butter-Higher: creamery, 39@ A 1-2c.
 Potatoes-Receipts, 24 cars; un- changed.
 Poultry-Alive, unchanged
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LOST AND FOUND.

r,OsT-AUTO TAG NO 6117, FINDER
 return to Creed Taylor. 4-lz-o'
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st. Louis Grain.
St. Louis Livestock.

St. Louis, April 11.-Hogs-Re- ceipts, 11,000; lower; light, $15.7O@ 1920; pigs, $1O.75M14.5O; mixed and butchers, $15.7O@16.30; good heavy. $16,30@16.35 bulk, $15.75@16.30.
 Receipts. $500; lower; na- tive beef steers, $7.5G012.5O; year ling steers and heifers, $S.50@12.00; cows, $6.00Ml1 %; stockers and feed- CTS, $6.0oM1015; Texas quarantine steers, $5.60M5.9O; prime Southern beef steers, sS.00M11.35; beef cows and heifers, s425M9.O0; prime year ling steers and heifers, $7.50@10.00; native calves, $7.50613.00.
 Sheep-Receipts. 2,500; steady; lambs, S14.50M15.75; ewes, $950@ 12,25; yearlings, s1275@14.25; clip ped lambs, $12.OOM12.6O.
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FOR RENT-FOUR ROOM COTTAGE
 7O1 Georgia street; modern con-
 yeniences. Phone 696. 4-10-6t
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New Orleans Rice.

New Orleans, April 11.-Both rousR and clean rice continued strong and in good demand yesterday. Receipts Rough, 5,420 sacks; millers', 5,115; clean, 27,992 pockets, including P, 679 pockets for export. Sales Rough Honduras, 2,386 sacks; Blue Rose, POI sacks; clean Honduras, l. 034 pockets Japan, 2,607 pockets; Blue Rose, 3,125 pockets.
 Quotations-Rough Honduras, $3.75 @5.2O; others unchanged.
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SOLDIERS HAPPY 1. 1 WHEN MAIL COMES '. l !. TO, FRENCH CAMP
 
(Continued from page one.)

Tar better than in his previous shops in Manila, Hawaii, Alaska, and on the Mexican border.
 The French soldiers are camping adjacent Eo' the Amer jeans are out spoken admirers of the American equipment and its prscticability. They particularly praise the cotton belt worn by the Americans, which they say has not an equal as feasible means for carrying the multitudinous gear, such as cartridges, pistol. knife and other things.
 They express wonder at the huge number of soldiers among the Ameri- can troops who carry pistols. They admire also the new harness and the trappings of horse snd mules. and envy the Amrican soldier their com fortable cots and sleeping equipment. Likewise they marvel at the inde- .pendence of the American officers, who shift almost entirely for them- selves, without the aiI of customary orderlies and servants.
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many found in Mrs. Mooney's apart
Where Thinus Are Reversed.

It may indeed be truly said that lhere is no kind of social position, no sort of vocation, public or domestic, among ourselves exclusively appertain. ing to one sex which has not at some time or in some part of the world be- longed to the opposite sex, and with the most excellent results. We regard it as alone right and proper for man to take the initiative in courtship, yet among the Papuans of New Guinea a man would think it inGecorous and ridiculous to court a girl; It was the girls privilege to take the initiative in this matter, and she exercised it with delicacy and skill. and the best moral results. =. There is. again, no implement which we regard as so peculiarly and exclusive feminine as the needle. Yet in some parts of Af- rica a woman never touches needle {; that Is mans work, and wife who can show q neglected rent in her pet ticoat is even considered to have fair claim for a divorce.-EXchange.
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He WouIdn't LauQh.

The eminent actor and the admired playwright were in company with an other man of mark. The actor told a story in his best manner~-a manner justly celebrated on two sides of the Atlantic-a manner justly celebrated as effective, to say the least. The play wright observed that the other man of mark sat silent and glumly regard- ing the opposite wall. "That was a good story of Judkins," the playwright said. May ask why you choose to confer upon 1t such n disinherItipg countenance?" "A good story!" the other replied, explosively. "Of course, it is good story. I told that story to Judkins yesterday myself. And did he laugh? He did not. And today the pigtailed pirate tells 1t back to me and expects me to laugh. Not much. I'll choke first. t."-New York Evening Post.
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1axaars Dirty But Rich.

The Grand Trunk road, that mighty artery of the Indian empire, leads into Delhi, white and straight, and very hot and dusty. The grooming bullock carts kick up the dust in clouds, logging the green leaves of the banyan trees. A scattered knot of towers, Delhi looms on the horizon, and as the road draws nearer, she rises in detail, low, flat city behind her walls and battlements. The streets are narrow, lined with rickety. one-story houses; the shops are even dirtier than most Indian na- tive shops, and spreaI their wares pro- miscuously around the floor. It Is all q part of the eternal contradictions of the East to learn that the Delhi ba- xaars are the richest in Asia and the finest Jewels in all India are to be had in these tumble-down, paperpatched shanties.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-07-21
Scale of Vibrations.

We can take the scale of vibrations. beginning with the shortest wave lengths that have been measured-the gamma rays given off by radium, which are only about one-hundredth of mill limeter long-and ending with the longest known electromagnetic waves 10000 meters or more in length-and arrange them in a scale of octaves like the musical scale. In, the Scientific Monthly, Prof. David Vance Guthrie of the Louisiana State university says they will cover just about forty-eight octaves, of which the rays that are visible to our eyes comprise but one.
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Would the Bear Wait7

When the late Samuel W. Penny packer was governor of Pennsylvania, ne wrote a very brief but highly inter- esting veto message. The legislature passed a bill making 1t illegal to kill a pear with anything but gun and at any time but the month of November. suppose" wrote the governor in his veto. "a man chopping wood in July were attackd by a bear. Would the bear wait until November before it killed the man or peflnlt him to go horne and get his gunY'-Philadelphia Public Ledger.
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About Cousins.

The children of brothers are called cousins, cousins german and first or 1uilS cousins. Often, however, the terip second cousin Is loosely applied to the son or daughter of a cousin gen. man, more properly called a first cousin once removed. A first cousin once removed is the first cousins child; first cousin twice removed ia the sgrandchild of ones first cousin. a second cousin once removed is inc enid Of ones second cousin. A first cousin once removed is sometimes called second cousin, followed by,' 2 thirq. fourth, etc. The relation of m individual to his fathers cousin is that or 9 nrst cousin once removed, and ois relation to his fathers cousins enla IS that of first cousin twice re- moved. or third cousin. !.
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Two Opposite Points of View.

The trouble with most discussions of the value of technical men to in- dustry is that to one class they rep resent the hero of the play-the hand- some upright youth bearing the torch of knowledge into the benighted realms where ignorant and hide-bound business men dwell in outer darkness. To the other class-to those aforemen- toned gnomes-the graduate of tech. nlcal school Is the unlicked cub, lfs- tened to with mock respect and dub- bed Q *college feller," or something worse. by the honest manufactures who, having made his pile, knows exe actly who made 1t and don't pros pose to be dictated to by any fedg- ling by writing home to father.- Dwight T. Farnham, in Industrial Management. 7:
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One Foot Walks Faster Than Other.

You may think it is silly to ask which foot walks faster, but it isn't. If you will take q pavement that is clear and walk briskly in the center, you will find. before you have gone 30 yards, that you have yeered to one side. You must not make an effort to keep in the center, but if you will think of something. and endeavor to walk naturally, you will not be able to keep in q direct line. If you lose yourself on an expanse of black moor land and walk on, you will describe n complete circle. The explanation lies in the propensity of one foot to walk faster than the other. or take a longer stride than the other, causing you to walk to one side. To make as- surance doubly sure, try placing two sticks about eight feet apart, then stand off about sixty feet. blindfold yourself, and endeay>r to walk be- tween them.
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Absurd Old laWa.

An article in the Revue des Tradi. uons Popularies in 1890 told how a glacier was communicated on ac. count of the damage it did to life and property in the valley. In English law thefe was for many years a statute compelling owners of personal chattels which had caused the death of man to. give them.to God: This was accom-. plished by turning them over to the crow crown to bss sold and the proceeds ap- piled to pi0ds uses. :,,.
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Changed Dresses chanqe Lovers.

Dorothy and Elsie were virtually twins, not only in appearance but in taste. Each had a dress the other one liked, and they decided to trade. It happened that Dorothy and Elsie had previously met two young men, and being only slightly acquainted with the girls, they judged each girl by the dress she wore. with the natural result that they traded girls. Time passed The inevitable happened. As their wedding day approached they were still unaware of the mistaken identity. But, of course, confession was neces- sary, and each young man had to orig mate new names to call his best be- owed and so the. crisis passed.-Iudian- apOliS News.
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The Now Civilization.

Discern the times. Get out Of yOE selfish absorptions-individual couI munity or national. Be ashamed ns to think in world terms, in terms N humanity. Be vigilantly watcnl!. Are you going to be able to measu.,, up to the demands of the new ass. Under the law of moral consequeAs of reaping what you are soHMns M elsE will you be ready to take your sgss sss in the new ciyilization?, Will yM q a help or a, laada x Have e M .'! qualities of a citizen of the newSu| ys x { ilization?-Hanry Churchill sKinE
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Storms Felt In Seas penth.

mat the sea may be disturbed by gaies to depth equal to $50 times the height of the waves produced is a con. cluslon reached by the United States hyuosraphlc office from laboratory ex periments. At a depth of nearly 1000 .ee.' an ocean cable crosses a depres. sioh ln the ridge separating the basins or the North Atlantic, and the Nor. weglan sea, and this cable is known to nave heen moved HinS storms. Violent, tempests must be felt even at much greater depths.