davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-12-28
NIEMCY 0DRZU-
CILIWARUNKI P0-
K0J0WE R0SYl
Me zgadzaja sic by narody
nla}y prawo stanowie-
MIA 0 sobie.
Woina domowa rozszerza sic " Rosyi !.
cbejmuje p6inocne gubernie. --y.,-.

Londyn, % grudnia. Wojna do
NOVA rozSZcrZa sic kaZdym
dnicm coraz wiecej w Rosvi. Me
tylko walki miedzy kozakami a
bolszcwikami w poludniowej Ro-
'syi staly sic bardziej krwawe, ale
;Tozar walk bratnich obcjmujc co
raz to move eubernic, nowc okoli
cc. Wzd}uz rzcki WoIgi coraz to
nowc powiaty gminy sa widow
miami walk. Bolszcwiki trzymaja
W SVEN reku Astrachan, ku kt0-
rcmu jcdnak zblizaja sic szybko
kozacy. Ostatnio doniesiono, re
kozacy oddalcni sa cd tego portu
o II mil. Bitwa pod Astracha-
MEM rozpocze!a sic juz prawdopo
|dobnie wynilS .jcj jest do przewi-
dzenia. kozacy bowicm sa lcpiej
|uzbrojcni So w liczcbnej przcwa-
|dze. ....
Rad bolszcwik0w otrzymaf "a
wiadomicnie cd panstw central
rych. ze tc zdecydowa}y sic po--
stawic Aliantom formalna ostat-
MIA propozycye pokojowa tax, by
pok6j zawarty Rosya nie byl
pokojcm osobnym, lecz og6lnym.
Dlatego rcprezentanci niemieccy
oSwiadczyli, re Austrya Niemcy
propozycye taxa przedstawia A
liantom wszystkim razem kaz--
dcmu osobna, mad to uczynia
to przcdstawiciele rzadu bulgar--
|skicgo tureckiego. Y drugiej jc-
dnak strony wezwali delegaci ME
mieccy Rosyan. by Bolszewiki
wplyneli tel IA Aliantow W tel
kwestyi i oferte pokojowa pred
stawili od siebie.
Delegaci panstw centralnych po
iinformowali Rosyan, re gotowi sa
|rozpoczac przedwstepne obrady,
przedtem jednak chca widziec, ,czy
Rosya usilowala sklonic swych
|sp~zymierzencow do zawarcia po-
koju jaki rezultat mialy te sta
Irania. Wedle bowiem ich mniema
MIA zawarcia zawieszenia broni ma
froncie rosyjskim wplynie ma sy-
tuacye wojenna i ma innych from
tach europejskich.
Nastepnie obradowano gl6wnie
mad TEN, kto powinien wziac u
dial " konferencyi pokojowej.
Onegdaj Rad niemiecki zwolal
ma specyalna sesye czlonkow ko-
misyi budzetowej parlamentu ME
mieciego " lacznosci re sprawa
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-12-28
Kozacy u$l1lierci-
i 800 Bolszewii-
low W Bostowiie,
" woisk anarchistycz.
ch ucieki z miasta na
ok1etach wojennych.
.Londyn. Is grudnia. - RIA

ELondyn. 2S grudnia. - Rad IL
[raiI>ki zajal >tanowczo wrogie
~,anowi>ko wzyledcm bolszewi--
kow i popiera komplctnic anty :
anarchistvcznv ruch genera}a ka
ledina. lidcra kozakow.
Otrzymane depesze Rosyi po-
wiadaja, zc bolszewiccy wyslanni
cy, po otrzymanem odrzuceniu-
przez Ukraine anarchistycznego
ultimatum, poslali druga note, =
dajaca rzadowi ukrainskiemu IS
godzin czasu ma przyjecie lub od-
rxucenie ich zadan.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-12-28
Niemcy Przekrocyi Rosyjskie Zawieszenie Broni.

Gore Oliwna. miasteczka Ras-ez-
candy, IA poinoc cd Betanii, przy
czem wzieto 30 jenc6w 2 mitrali-
Iezy. Cd poczatku Rampant o Je-
rozoIime vice W cias1l paru O.
.statnich tygodni zabrali Anglicy'
Turkom Ia tym froncic SO dzial
polowych haubic, odpowiednia
liczba wozow amunicya, 400 wa
gonow i automobilow. 11S mira
l!cz. przeszlo 1000 karabinow. 1O.-
100000 funt0w amunicyi. oraz ma
sv innych zapasow potrzcb wo-
jennych.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-12-28
X.AJZER POCHWALA GA{,-
GANSTWA SWOJEGO
AGENTA.

Washington, D. G. Department
stanu wyjawil onegdaj dalsze fax
ty dyplomatycznych intrygacl1
niemicckich czynnoSciach pew.
nych poludniowo amel'vkans.
k!ch politykach. ...
Won Luxburg, by]y niemiccki
po>e} dla Argentyny, W jednej &c
>woich dcpcsz. przeslanych do "a.
"raniczncgo billra berlnskicgO, z
data ! sicrpnia. 1917 roku, zazna-
cyl, zc prezydent argentyllski [,
rigoyen zgodzil sic IA zawarcie
sckrctncj ugody republican,
Chile Bolivia, w cclu zabczpie--
czenia sic przcciwko Polnocnej
Amcryce.
" dyplomatycznych kolach Po
1u,lniowej Amcryki jest ,lwaza-
Icm ia peWnc, &c WVJaWlcnle -
wszystkich intryg Luxburga -
przyczyni sic wkrotkim czasic do
wypowiedzenia wojny Argcntyny
przcciwko Nicmcom.
Kongres i narod argentynsh "a
wojna Niemcami.
kongrcs wiekszosc narodu az
ecntynskicgo domagali sic wojny
Il kajZcrem jcszczc wtenczas, kic-
dyto rad amcrykanski opubliko-
wal depcszc Luxb1lrga zatapia-
niu '*bcz sladu' okretow argen--
tynskich, ale stanal tcmu la pre-
szkodzic prezydcnt Irigoycn. O.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-12-28

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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-12-28
True translation filed with hepost Wnona Mnn
Dec 2 1917 required by the Act of Congress- Oct 1917
S}ynny wynalazca wini
CrOZiera "a brak mitrallez.
FRANCYA OBARCz0NA JEST ZBYTNIO wy
PEfNIANlEM ZAM0WlEN GEN PERSHlNCA.

Washington D. c. % grudnia poSe!zena koyi sledczej
haasej powov zego wyekwipowania armi rykask
owa lkownk Lewis wvnalazca synych zaj mitraiez,
francrskic angeske OSwaczy}
neral crvf zrocl pierwSzym medzc
brak kafskicj mtraeZ nado cay
pozostaie pod szkodlwvm Crozra.
klcrownk abryki mtraez Lewisa stverdz} re ofiarowa
departamentowi wony mitraiey j wypowiedzeu
ydy od
a:i buro enak Crozra olrzuco ofer Gdyby oera by
przea ancry kalska mia}aby dzaj 10000 miralez
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-12-28
True translation ied with the post Wnona Mimi,
ec ~ 1917, as required by the Of 1917
Wqj Sam 0publkowa}
Dawne lntrygi Luxburga.
Argentina wypowie W kr6t-
kim czasie wojne teutonom.
Agent niemiecki stara} sic pozyskac Po}udnowa
Ameryke przeciwko Stanom Zednoczonym.

becnie jednak, opozycya jego be-
die zapewne obalona, gdyz on
sam jest wsp6lwinnym intryg ME
micckich.
Opublikowanic ostantich dcpesz
Won Luxburga nastapi}o "a zgoda
rzadu argcntynskicgo. Jak daleko
doszedf projekt prezydenta Irigoy
cna ca do zawarcia ugody przeciw
ko p6lnocnej Amcrycc to tego
,korcspondencya mic wyjawia.
w ostatnim swoim tclegramie
powiada Luxburg, ze lie Chile
pozostanie ncutralna, to Niemcy
po zakonczcniu sic wojny, beda
w stanie przeprowadzic swa po--
lityke W Poludniowcj Amcryce,
bez pomocy>zc strony Argentyny.
Berlin zgadza sic re swoim agen-
Jcdna z najwaznicjszych rzcczy
przy opublikowaniu tych dcpesz
jest to, zc niemieckic biuro zagra
nicznc zgadzafo sic kompletnie ia
plany agenta Won Luxburga.
Otrzymanc dcpcsze od by}ego
ministra Zimmcrmanna i cd obcc-
nego ninistra dla spraw zagranicz
rych, Kuchlmana powiadaja ko
niccznoSci ignorowania miedzy Ia
rodowcgo prawa, zaznaczajac, zc
nienalczy dotrzymywac przyrze-
czeh danych Argentyf1ic, jako tel
chwala Luxburga "a jego = spryt
he oszukiwanic rzadu argentyhs-
kiego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-12-28

Lcnin wysla} ultimatum do Ra-
dy ukrainskiej, zadajac przesta-
mia rozbrajania wojsk bolszewi--
k6w. Rada jednak ukrainska zig
norowala ultimatum i ME dozwoli
la wojskom bolszewik6w ma pre-
kroczenie przez swc zicmie dla po
scigu "a gencra}em Korni1owem.
w Kijowie przcbywa 0becnie re-
prezentancya wojskowa Aliant6w
i obecnosc jej dodaje ducha tax
generalowi Kaledinesowi, jak i
gcneralowi Korni1owowi. = Wal
ka miedzy wojskami ukrainskiemi
bolszewikami trwa cd istopa--
da malo jest prawdopodobnem,
by bolszewiki mogli Ukrainc6w
|pokonac.
Ma rozkaz piotrogrodzkiej Ra--
dy zofnierskiej robotniczej ar.
mia rosyjska rozpoczela wybierac
swych oficer6w. w okregu mos
kiewskim wybory takie odby1y
sic juz i ma komendantow kompa
nil zostali powolani podoficero-
vie albo szeregowcy, Natomiasts
dow6dztwo pu1kami dywizyami'
pozostalo przy dawnych pulkownii
kach generaiach. Kada zomier-
ska ma podobno wprowadzic pra-
wo, by sami zohierze wyznaczali.
pencye dla swych oficer6w. Me
kt6rzy zolnierze zgadzaja sie ma
ten projekt i osswiadczaja, ze Off
cerowie powinni pobierac tax.
samo z6}d, ,jak szeregowcy, czy1ii,
|piec rubli miesiecznie.
= - .s. "a
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-12-28

Nicmicrka picrho1a ME byla
r@ynna. .jc>, moZrbncm Ze Hin
irnhUry "rz"Eu.ic Wlycrj Za>llkI
prz"ti zrObicnirm zan!lrrZoilrvo d
taku "dyz podlu- raport"w TO
>yjSkirh ni"mcv odiaIili Ila Wscho
lzic woj>k" i pndobno poscIaja
il ma from, rllnllli>ki
kum,l,i, ME hirrzc vZynnc-o H.
,Zlaiu W uklHdach. poEojnWvch d
| krailiu. H'ora lrzy po mad Mol
h"win HcS%rabiH >przrciwia sic
!HolSZrWillom.
Trancuzi biora wiezniow.
,\A pnliur uN !uViurnurt hliSko
Ihampani i''runyuli zrobili atak
ma nirn,irrlir inir zabrali WirZ-
NOV. Ma rZr>ci angr!Skiri trgo
f"nntn =rnbipnr hviy nir>poGZia-
re at|Ni onrocZ potvrZrk artvlr--
jNi. dutNthc2H~ III" zauwaZono
Nir!:>zci Lziala|no%ci. Na p1lnor-
;:o WinSi;im trnncir dzialalnoScc
\u~'ro Nirmrhw byia naprzr-
mian korxy>;u2 ,lla\icmcUw iWIn
chow W oAoIiry Brcr,a.
Nirrl"E brIar olcpchnirri od
Monte Asolonr W zc>Zlvm tvwol-
niu N,jrrzNli w >troEr doliny Frrn
Irla ma Zac|ui oA rzcli Po dniarh
cirZkiri w;llkiWlo>i olzvSkali >wr
oozyry' kt"rr i'm dawnirj nalrza-
~ w tnh Del RoSSo ma ZachuI ud
i.Z"ki i zau1akowali AuStro ME
,nirckir pozycyr ia gore Per,ic
ua W>chnN ol rzcki.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-12-28

Trce translation flee with the
post master at Winona, Mimi, on
Dee. -. 1917, as required by the
Act of Congress Oct, 6, 1917.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-12-28
True translation fled with thepost Wnona Mnn
Dec" - 1917 as required by the Congress 1917
Teuto1skie wojska ruszyy z wschod-
niego frontu gdy wielkie d1ia}a ryczq.
lStnieje mniemanle re Hjndenburg czeka
na zo}nierzy S}owia1lskiego trontu zanim
zrobi atak przeciw zacholnim liniom.
W|osi odzyskuja utacone pozycye.
LondYn. 28 grudu;a

Londyn, 28 grudna - Podcza sy ch dzaal bombarlua
frcic ncmcy biora gomady woska wsclonego
ron1u potrzcby zwazajac warunk
nrmcckim brm zabraia po,ob
(Monoc aryryi Francy bya umiarkowana prawc
'ym rocic, lcrz wj pravym rzcgu rzek Mcrsc
WS"ulzic odbvla
uu1u la11S aal1l
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-12-28

True translation filed with the
post master at v mona, Mimi. on
Dec, -. 1917, as required by the
Act of CONGRESS- Oct. 6. 1917.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-12-28

True translation filed with the
post master at Winona. Mimi, on
Dec. -. 1917. as required by the
Act of Congress Oct. 6. 1917.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-12-28

zawieszcnia broni armiami ro--
syjskicmi i rozpoczecia roko-
wan pokojowych. Dzicnniki ber
linskie wysnuwaja tego wnio-
SEX, zc rad zamierza wyslac ma
konferencye pokojowa cz}onk6w
owcj komisyi, by nazywa}o sic, zc
rokowania pokojowe, ME prowa--
dzi rad pruski, autokratyczny,
lccz przedstawicielc narodu ME
micckicgo. W ten spos6b zamic--
rzaja niemcy oszukac bolszewi-
k0w.
Nastepstwem zawieszenia broni
jest to, ze chorazy Krylenko, ma
czelny w6dz armii rosyjskiej ra
mienia bolszewikow wycofaf Kill
ka pulkow Z frontu i wys]af je
lprzeciw genera}owi kaledines0wl.
WoJska rosyJskle, znaJduJace
sic we Finlandyi przygotowuja
Isle do opusczenia tego kraju W
rysl przyjetej zasady, re Finlan-
idya Jest odrebnym krajem Ro-
syanic ME maja prawa mieszania
/ sic do lei wewnetrznvch spraw.
Kozacy zajeli wazna stacye
kolejow4.
Kozacy orenburscy zajeli oneg
daj wazna stacye kolejowa Cze--
liabinsk ma kolei transyberyjs-
kiej, odcinajac W ten spos0b pola
czenie kolejowe miedzy Syberya i
Piotrogrodem. Walka to miasto
trwala przez diva tygodnie ko--
zacy oblegali bolszewik6w ME
dajac i'm minuty wypoczynku. 10
'zakami dowodzil general Dutow.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1917-11-22

Of waterpower are held out of use to
further monopoly by private corpora
tions.
6. Corporations or individuals
who make money out of rights grant
ed by the people should share their
profits with the people.
Z. The public has right to COM
plete information about every busi-
ness based on the use of public prop
erty.
These are the principles for which
the friends of conservation have been
contending. Many waterpower men
believe them to be fair and sound.
They will, l hope, commend them
selves to you as wise and reasonable.
l am writing to ask your support for
immediate legislation, based upon
them, when congress meets.
This is no time to give away public
assets necessary for the welfare of
our people both in the war and after
the war; and we should no longer toll
crate the selfishness of private inter-
ests which take the dog-in-the-man-
ger position that they must have
these watcrpowers on their own
terms, or no one shall use them at
all.
AS the president has said: "The
supreme test Of the nation has come.
We must all speak, act and serve to-
gether. Sincerely yours,
CLIFFORD PINCHOT.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1917-11-22
THE USES OF ADVERSELY.

Nothing is truer than that con-
tinued and sustained prosperity will
enervate and undermine the physical,
mental and moral stamina of any peo-
ple The human animal is all too
prone to over-indulge in the good
things of life. Put a man on his met
tie to wrest existence from a reluct-
ant world, and In the effort every
fibre of his being is necessarily de-
veloped to the uttermost, and he
emerges an invincible specimen of
the fighter.
So with nations. Given all that
heart can wish, and left to revel un-
hindered in the indulgence of that
plenty, the national fibre must in
evitably deteriorate.
Any crisis that jars men out OF
their ease can not fail to work good
to that people. With no disposition
to minimize the evils of the present
conflict, yet we are bound to realize
that the world is waking up to view
Of life that it had well night lost
Life is a struggle, and when strug-
Cling ceases decay sets in.
When the smoke of the present
conflict has cleared away and the
world takes stock of results. we will
be found to have learned many valu-
able lessons. One great loss is in
evitable-that of heroic lives that
must of necessity be sacrificed. This
is deplorable. Yet these lives will
have been given in the most glorious
of cause.-the renewing and vitaliz
ing of the life of the nations.
From the dawn of history to thu
present day, sybarites and sensualist'
have professed to deride and scott a
the scriptural virtues Of renunciatioI
and self-sacrifice. Yet the decree re
mains as unalterable today as whel
enunciated by the Man of Gallilee
that "whosoever loseth his life shal
find It,"
We of America have not yet touch
ed the edge of real renunciation. w
have given only Of superabundance
It Is when the giving assumes the ma
ture of sacrifice that the real goo
to the people will be realized. Shal
we, then, pray that it come not to us
We repeat, the sacrifice of life
deplorable, and we would 1t could b
averted.
There is but one greater calamit
that could befatl us--that is, W
. should fail to measure up to the Of
portunity now knocking at our doc
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1917-11-22

which we fight-guns, ammunition,
ships and supplies. Our national re-
sources of power, whether from coal,
oil or waterpower, are national war
necessities. We need them to win
the war.
In this gigantic struggle our secur-
ity requires us to use all these great
resources, and to use them wisely
and we'll. The people of the United
States own some fifty million unde-
veloped water horsepower, or about
enough to run every train, trolley,
factory. mill, mine and electric pow
er plant we have.
For ten years the friends of con-
servation have urged the development
of public waterpowers in the public
interest. But development has been
held back by little group Of water
power magnates and their friends in
congress who have blocked all legis-
lation which would not give them
these valuable properties forever and
for nothing. Y ~
Today, when the nation needs all
its resources, the same men who have
been blocking reasonable waterpower
legislation own and are holding mil
lions of water horsepower undevel-
oped and out of use while ciamoring
for more.
The time has come when such OBJ
struction threatens the nations safe
ty and success. We need the devel-
opment of these powers in war even
more than in peace. At the coming
session of congress sound waterpower
legislation should be enacted as a
war measure, based upon principles
fair to all sides. These principles
believe to be briefly as follows:
1. The thing to do with water
power is to develop it. Whatever re-
tards or restricts the development of
public waterpowers on terms fair to
the public is against public policy
and hostile to the general welfare.
2. Waterpower belongs to the peo-
pie. The sites where it is produced
should always be held in public
hands, for only so can effective con-
troll in the general interest be Sc
cured.
8. Where public development is
not desired, the right to use water
power sites should be leased for peri
ods long enough to permit sound, at
tractive and profitable investment,
but never longer than fifty years. AT
the end of each lease all rights should
return to the people who gave them
4. In order to protect the consum-
er against extortlon, rates and serv-
ice should be regulated by federal au-
thority when state or local authori-
ties fail to do so.
5. Reasonably prompt and com.
, plete development and continuous op'
=, Grafton, subject to market conditions
> should be required. Already millions
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November 80.
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the soldiers rations, and now it comes
to light that the parties so intensely
interested in the boys are the cold
storage men. Accustomed as they
are to retiring" large quantities Of
eggs during the laying season, this
year they miscalculated the supply,
and now they are caught with ware
houses full and an almost normal
supply still coming from the farms
Now they stand to lose heavily unless
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THE EGG SPECTATORS.

Justice is reputed to be blind, but
sometimes strikes so truly we are in
elined to credit her with Argus eyes.
For some time now the government
has been besieged to include eggs in
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benevolent Uncle Sam can be per-
suaded to come to their relief.
Uncle should relieve them by Pc
remptorily ordering their stocks
thrown on the general market and let
the people once more make the ac-
quaintance of the fruit.
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A number of Ashland housewives
are doing their "bit" by responding
to the Talent cannery emergency call
for help. AS many as thirty go down
mornings, returning evenings.
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Prescription and got well. Again doctors
sas mat the 9ny Ting nd to save my my 9
again took the 'Favorite Prescription
and the Golden Medical Discovery and
they brought me through just hne-well,
and without an operation. so ] cannot
speak too highly of these wonderful rene
dies. .r-MRs. ALMA JARVIS, 402 W. I'd ST.
RosWURG, OREGON. -"During expect
ancy | was so poorly | could not keep a
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uiHtItDb blilCS UilCy
have saved my life,
One time | had
trou Bile with my
lungs and the doctor
said that | could not
get we'll. i took
DR.. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery
and it cured me,
During another i'll,
ness the doctors said
there was no chance
for my recovery. ]
took two bottles OF
Dr Diprcn's EaVOritf
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Mrs. e. B. Adams was agreeably
surprised Tuesday by having her
daughter, Mrs. Ruth McCollister, and
two children arrive for their Christ
mas holiday visit.
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WHILE AT WAR
WOMEN SUFFER AT HOME

EUGENE, OREGoN,-WI certainly owe q
great deal to DR.. Pierce's Remedies; three
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Peoples Forum
Clifford Pinchot Writes on Water
Power.

Milford, Pa, Nov. 10, 1917.
Mr.. B. R. Greer, Ashland, Ore.
Dear Mr.. Greer: The great war
in which our nation is engaged will
be won not alone by food and men,
but by mechanical power as well.
Without mechanical power we could
not make or move the weapons with
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I h II G on m y
stomach and my
head and back
ached terribly all
the time and | was
so nervous. A
friend told me
about DR.. Pierce's
Eavorite Prescrip-
ton. | took three
bottles and never
had any trouble
afterward. The
first dose helped
me. My baby was
a nice, health y
child. | think the
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Prescription is simply great. ] am glad
to recommend it"-MRs. G. A. FRIEND,
s5l Mosher Street.
rFavorite Prescription" and "Golden
Medical Discovery" are both put up in
liquid and tablets. If not obtainable at
dealers, send 10 cents to Doctor Pierce,
Invalids' Hotel, Buffalo, N. Y, and he
will mail trial package of>either tablets.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-01-05
NEUROLOGICAL.
Mrs. ENa Nelson.

The funeral was held at 10 o'clock yesterday morning, at the First Meth odist church, of Mrs. Eva Nelson, late wife of Rev. w. w. Nelson, formerly pastor here of the Hawley Memorial Methodist church. The obsequles were very largely attended, and were conducted by Rev. w. c. Watson. pre- siding elder, assisted by all the Methodist preachers of Pine Bluff these being Rev. E. R. Steel, of the First church, Rev. Theodore Cope land of the Lakeside church, Rev. J. R. Dickerson of Hawley Memorial church and Rev. L. w. Evans, of the Carr Memorial church.
 Interment was i'll Bellwood ceme- tery, and tho following friends serv- ed as pallbearers: c. H. Burks. A w.. Mills, Tom Culpepper, F. B. Leach J. R. Austin, s. l.. Austin, s. G. sea brook and Mason Ward.
 Mrs. Nelson died Monday at Dem- ing, N. M., where the family has seen making it's home about four years. in the hope that her health would be improved. She is survived by hel husband and one son, Walter Nel- son, both of whom accompanied the body to this city from New Mexico.