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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-03-22

Manager Jack Holland mas SQuaI of 20 players working out at Tulsa, Okla, in an effort to develop win- ner to represent St. Joseph in the Western league.
 Two rookie catchers, Shaw of the Yankees and McGraw of the Braves, are making a nice showing behind the bat and are also hitting the ball in true slugging style.
 Though luck for the Cubs to have Larry Doyle out of the game, An osteopath says Doyle's injured ankle may keep him on the bench most of the time until July.
 Nap Fucker, Brooklyn's famous old left-hander who jas laid aside the pitching mitt and taken up scout duty, will comb the Southern, the Texas and the South Atlantic leagues for promising youngsters to strength en the Dodgers.
 Manager Griffith, of the Washing. ton Senators, has cautioned his hired men to lay off pie and pudding dur ing the training trip. Eat mOre vegetables and less meat and pastr! is Griff's prescription for athletes trying to get into condition.
 It begins to look as if Honus Wag. ner intends to make good his recent declaration that he is through with the game. After pastilning in a Pir- ate uniform for twenty years the Flying Dutchman believes he has ar. rived at the gate.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-03-22

Pitcher "Smokey Joe" Wood k doing real work in an effort to "cont back" and make good with the Cleve land Indians.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-03-22
COLLEGIANs HELP RED CROSS.

Northampton, : Mass, March 21.- Smith college enlisted for prepared ness today, when 530 students joined classes organized as branches of the Red Cross. In addition, the students are assisting financially with contribu- tions for the Red Cross.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-03-22
Czar a Prisoner.

London, March 21.-The council of ministers have given c1ders that the deposed emperor and his consort be deprived of their liberty, and be brought to the palace.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-03-22

Fl E now being transported in
 |fs CATS direct to Paris from the
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-03-22
BASEBALL GOSSIP.

According to Pilot Bill Donovan Fritz Maisel will hold down second for the Yankees, instead of Gedeon
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-02-08
SLOAN'A IMMINENT ZMNIEJ
SEA B6LE.

Sloan'a Liniment jest pierwsza
mysla matek ma stluczenia, since,
i zwichniecia, kt6re sic zwykle Wy
darzaja IL dzieci. Zwykle przenika1
i zmieksza bez wcierania. Guys
ciejszy i skuteczniejszy niz lepkie
plastry albo lekarstwo. Ma b6-
le reumatyczne i nieuralgiczne !
rany z zaziebienia Sloan'a lini-
ment daje szybka ponce. Miejcie
butelke pod reka IA st}uczenia,
since, wywichniecia i rozmaite in
ma b6le. Ola tysiecy, kt6rzy pracu
ia pc "a domem, b6le j swierzbie-
MIA z narazenia ma niebezpieczen
stwo wyleczone zostaly przez
Sloan'a Liniment. u wszystkich
aptekarzy 25c. Ogl.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-02-08
Skarbczyk.
CiekaWych j pozytecu'yeh
opowiada1 dla ludu
zebraf
Ks. z. +.
{Ciag dalszy.)

Co dzien przychodzili nau.
czyciele dawac lekcye paniczowi,
a ia W tedy wymyka}em sic do
kuchni, lub do ogrodu, gdziem
sic wybiegaf i wybawi} i wraca-.
lem znow do pokoju do zWyk}ych
zatrudnien: to kurz zcierae, to
odziez panska czyscic, to do snia
DANA lub obiadu sluzycc. w. domu
panstwa bywat czestym gosciem
ksiadz Ambrozy. Ten spostrzegi-.
sly make moja, kt6ra niegdys "
tym domu umiesci}, zapyta} ia;
No, a jake tam wasz Antek? u.
mic on tez coz. ia stalcm tui
prey matcc i smialo odpowiadam
o, umiem, prosze ksiedza dobro.
dzieja, ma drzewa w}azic, gniaz-
da wybicrac, talerze podawac, blu
ty czyscic. Ale ksiadz ma to, a Wi
dzicie mako, to on to tylko IL
mic; a umic on katcchizm, a vie
tel on, POGO zyje ma swiccie i ma
co go Pan Bog stworzy}, a umic
on czytac pisac? - Me, ojcze
dobrodzieju, tn zadcn Z dwors-
kich tcgo mic umic, a i ia ME mo-
g}abym tego uczyc, DO music wy
znac prawde, re i sama tego do
brze ME wien, a czytac takze ME
umicm. - No, to posylajze 60 co
dzien 0 osmej rano do mnie do
szkofy, ia uprosze panicza, re sic
ma to zgodzi; IL mnic nauczy sic
on czytac, pisac, rachowac, a z
czascm przyda mu sic to bardzo, i
z g1odu ME unlrze. - &c strachem
slucha}em ia tel rozmowy, matka
takze patrzyla na mnic, a widzac,
&c ia nic mann wiclkiej ochoty,
chcia}a ksiedzu odm6wic, ale .ja--
kos sic bala. a ksiadz widzac to
wahanic sic matki, wyja} obrazck
r. kicszeni i daf mi go, mowiac
masz ma teraz: a czesto taxi dosta
nicsz, jak ma nauke do klasztoru
przychodzic bedziesz. Zacheci]
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-02-08

tax i zdusily. Ot6z powiada sobie:
|nicchzc MOI narod tax jak owe or
|leta bedzie, zawsze bia}y i czysty
a mocny. I ztad nadal swojemu
pa1stwu w herbic, czyli IA tabli
cy bialego or}a, a W tenn miejscu,
gdzie gniazdo znalaz}, piekne mia
sto wystawif l. przezwaf jc Gniez-
no, Ito jest tcraz W Ksiestwie Poz
nanskicm.)
Ten Lcch panowal sto lat okla
|dcmi zostawif syna Wizimierza,
"a umierajac tax mu rzekf: "Pro.
|sze Gle MOI synu kochany, abys
mi tych Du !czyk6w ma morzu, co
nam tn psoty broja tego skarcil''
ICo tez syn dokona}, DO jak sic W
|okrety ufundowa}, tax dalejze ma
|Dunczyk6w, tax i'm sk6re wyta.
tarzyl, re odprzysiegli sic naszycl'
napastowac. Alec niedlugo by}o
|tej parady, DO lechy powymiera-
Fly, poterafo sic to ma %wojnach j
|nar6d mic miaf zadnego pana. Do
lpiero zwolali rade, jake to i u
mas zbiera sic grenada, a wybrali
lido rzadu dwunastu %stafszych, nj
|by Wojewodow.
lCiag daisy nastapi.)
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-02-08
POWODEM
BRZYDKIEJ SK6RY.

Ostra i krostawa skora jest po
WOODEN slamazarnego opr6zniania
wnctrznosci. Naprawcie te spra--
we i wyczyscie wasza komplck-
sye Dr'a King'a New Life pigu}-
kanli. 10 1agodnc lckarstwo uzy-
wanc wieczorem zapcwni wan zu
pelnc, wolne ME uciazliwe wyczy
szczenic Z rama. Wypedzcic to O.
ciazale leniwe uczucie: powsta}e Il
przeladowanych wnetrznosci i s!a
mazarncj watroby. Wezcic butel-
Ike dis. Z wszystkich aptekarzy.
Csc. Og}. ....
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-02-08

Ispokoic, potem dopiero mysla}em
Q siebie; DO mlody bez wielu re.
|czy obejsc sic moze, co starym z
nudnoscia p~rzychodzi. Pielegno-::
walem make moja do konca zy-.
cha, a kiedy umarla, uczu}em sic
|sierota ma swiecie, tax mi mic mic
|bylo milego. "a to do ksiazki jesz
cze bardziej sic przywiazalem, a
razem do dziatek, kt6rych teraz u
Fczylem tego, czego mnie. kiedys u
czono. Pc skonczeniu .sfuzby osia
diem W Radomiu, ale przyzwycza
Ejony Gale zycie do uzytecznych "a
trudnien, ME moglem zniesc PROF.
i tesknifem do m1odziezy
z kt6ra lat trzydziesci obcowalem
TO tez mic dziwnego, re ma ulicy
zaczepia}em chiopak6w przestrze-
.gafem swawolnych, rozdawa}cm 0
brazki, zachecafem do piracy i ma
uki, i takim sposobem wkr6tce pc
'znali mic chfopcy 2 calego miasta
= bylem wyszedl ma ulice biegli do
mnie, wo}ajac: dzieci, ,dzieci, sta
ny nauczyciel idzie! Otaczaly mic
tez zawsze, a ia opowiadafcm i'm
rome historyje hub uczy}em czego
.pozytccznego.. Szczeg6lniej zas u
podoba1em czterech chlopak0w,
rodzonych braci, a jakim. sposo-
benz p%rzyszediem do tel znajomos
ci, to wan inna raza opowiem.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-02-08
Gawedv ludowe.
Wv niedziele pc nieszporach pod.
soltysowa chalupa.

J6zef. Me przeszkadzajcie Woj
ciechu Stanislawowi, DO oni pre-
Gle musza lepiej z ksiazek vie
|dziec, jak my prostactwo.
Wojciech. Oni wiedza T. ksiazek
a ia dokumentniej wien cd me
60 dziadka, co mu bylo sto lat je-
no bcz dwoch, a pamietaf j~eszcze
|jak bylo powietrzc w krakowie,
leo ludzic umierali pc kilkaset ma
dzien.
J6zef. To powiecie p6zniej, co
wiecic, a tcraz MECH oni gadaja.
Stanislaw. ia wan movie Q
TEN, co by1o pred tysiacem lat, a
Wojciech swoje wraza z tego co
sic dzialo pred stu laty. Jak do
tego przyjdzie, to i OH bedzie me
Twill.
Piotr. Mic zwazajcie Ia nikogo.
tylko nam opowiadajc ic.
Stanistaw. Vice wan zaczne od
samcgo poczatku, jak co by1o, ]
zkad sic IL mas co wziefo. Najprzod
b,yf taxi krai, co sic zwal Lechic'
XII i tn tez gdzic dzisiaj siedza Ia
Isl W Europe to sic tax zwa}. o.
wo5z z tcgo sic potem przerobi}a
Polska. Pisa w ksiazce, re lat tc
mu przesz1o 1880 pierwszy ksiazel
zwaf sic Lech, ale powiada} pan
profesor, re to bajki, a ia zas po'
wiadam, &c mic bajki, body sobie
mkt z palca mic wyssa}. Tcnze
Lech, mial .dw6ch braci i tax dc
mich prawi: "Moi kochani bracis1
!kowic, czeg6z many Ia kupie sic
dice i jcdcn drugicmu W garnck
zagladac, kiedy SWAT szeroki
IdlugiF Rozdziclmy sic ia ziemia
|Slowacka i Chrowacka, a kazdy
bedzic mia1 chleba do nosa.. Jeden
|niech idzie ma pofudnic i zachod
a drugi Ma p6lnoc, a. ia tn juz san
wsrodku zostane i bede biede kle
pal jak mozna." Ot6z oni do ME
90 tax znowu rzekli: "By}oby
ltak dobrzc i us}achalibysmy Gle
.iako starszego brata, ale danny
sobie to rade sami ma lyle grun-
ltu?'' A Lech ma to: "Nie bojcie
Isle, DO wiecej bedzie slowian ma
swiccic, jak piasku w morzu,a
gwiazd ma nicbie, to bedzie komu
pole obrobicc." | tax sic pieknie L
ca1owali i pozegnali a, ~rozeszli sic
W try strony. Dopiero Lech cho'
dzi sobic pc swej w}asnosci, jake
pan i gospodarz, a tn Wrony krs
cza i Ia jednem miejscu kraza
Mysli sobic; CODY one tu @mlaiy t
wronska? patrzy, a tn gniazdo bla
lych orlat poros}ych W srebrnt
pi6ra. Ucieszyl sic zabra} owe OF
lcta do. domu i chowal, az urosfy
ii take by1y income re jak zlapa
Ky jakiebadz zwierze W szpony
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-02-08

D{ugie ziycie przez zine W do
mu robi krew sfaba, system
chwyta 1atwo zaziebienie i cho--
roby. HOLSTER a Rocky Mountain
|herbata pomaga do zapobiezenia
zaziebieniu i chorobom i do u
|trzymania was zdrowo.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-02-08
WAsZEGO ME
|MoWLECIA MUST Bye DOBRI

UxO w MO0A o4V
Mleko jest jednem z najwazniej
szych pokarm6w kt6re gospodyni
|kupuje. Ola tego jest wszelki po-
w6d w swiecie ola czego musi ona
bye pewna, IL mleko kt6re ona ku
puje jest czyste i pewne, osobli--
vie jeieli jest kupowane ola uzyt
ku jake pokarm ola niemowlecia.
|Kazda matka chce azeby jej die
cko bylo zdrowem i krepem. Wy
tnijcie kupon ma stronie 3ciej- ]
przyslijcie dis, a otrzymacie dar-
mo 50 stronicowa ksiazke, kt6ra
wan powie jak karmie mice pie
cze mad dzieckiem, tax azeby by
10 income i zdrowe.
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M'MECHEN


Lincoln Lodge No. A.. J. O. 0. F., at
rs weekly meeting subscribed Sl.OUo
To the second Liberty loan.
The musicale and social held last eve
nnr nj 81. James hall by the ladies OF
81. James. church. proved success
from every viewpoint. The afInfr was
very largely attended while the eve
nng's program proved one OF the best
rendered here In some time. The pro-
Goods Of the Social will 80 TO the local
chapter OF tho Red Cross
Mrs. Bailey has returned to her home
in Butler. Pa. after n visit with friends
and relatives here.
Al jennings. of this city. has pur-
chased n new National touring car.
Attorney Martin Brown. OF Mounds
willie. spent yesterday in the city at
tending to business matters.
NIr. and Mrs. Fred Sonncrwald. OF
New Castle. Pa, spent the Weekend
here the guest OF rclntivcs
Cars on the local division Of the Trac-
ton system were operating fifteen min
utcs late yesterday afternoon. The cars
were held up ut the Twenty-ninth street
railway crossing.
r. J. Smith. editor Of the Noundsvills
Journal, addressed the Red Cross social
here last evening in the interest OF the
Liberty Loan.
Captain W. D. Alexander. Of Mounds
willie. will speak in the interest OF the
Liberty Loan at the Midway theatre
this evening. Fred L. McMullen VIII
spcal; Thursday evening. while on Friday
evening Max Bachenheimer, Of Wheel
ing, will deliver short address.
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the members OF her club on Thursday
evening.
Fine large posters advertising IN"
game Sunday between the piElnrIcs
and r. A. \. were distributed about
town yesterday.
Miss Dorothy Robinson will entertain
with marshmellon toast near her home
Friday evening.
Geo. Merritt. Walter HrniA. Joe kuzuk,
Frank Duly. Everett DAILY and Frank
Faust wcr" in from NcIt y"Sterdh! |"
be examined for the Few ariny.
Chester Day has resigned his posi-
ton 10 accept Il position with the West
cru Cuion In New York.
Tho 4. & o. EaiIroad .'rosslnS nj
Thirty-eighth street after being repay
ed had To be torn up aSaln. II was
found upon investigation That II WAS Il
foot nbave the street and action taken
by the city compelled them 10 lower IL.
Howard schuitlc and I'aul Williams
are to sprnd the mex, few dnyS In PITTS
burgh. Pa.
Ted Price is business visitor IN Co
Iumbus.
Pete Bruckcy Of Rose Hin Is on
visit To Cincinnati this week.
Howard GLEASON is nome. dtt"s \ISi'ihe
ms UrDtnsT. Grant III ''l'''P '''''''
l.. D. I.eGgett and VIII" of Guernsey
street has gone to Denver. Colorado. To
an extended trip.
Stephen Harris is i'll 1T his nome
suffering front. neuralgia.
Laura Schiller Will he removed ="
the city hospital /" have slight opera
ton performed on h"r throat.
C. 2. McDrr,nott popular CONDUCTOR
on the G. Il Il. division Of I'll" t"nhsFl-
yania railroad is recovering after being
confined to his home for two works. the
result Of severe case of bronchitis.
Nelson LaI&oChr III" ll;Sh school :
big man at tho center position. ~ >uil"r-
ing from u torn hSam"ut winch. u" WAS
unfortunate enough /" r'''2tv" III inc
game Saturday against LanesFllIr. II ~
thought hr will be- all" To be out IN 4
few days aud get back int" the game
for he IS Il power ut strength "u the
line.
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Make Your O,uft Cough
Syrup and Saue Money
Better than the SeAdy-made hAd
Easily prepared ~ home.

The finest cough syrup that money
can buy. costing only about one'nitn ae
much as rrady-made ,prcparations, can
easily be made up ut home. Inc way u
takes hold and conqucrs distressing
coughs, throat and chest colds "ll
really make you enthusiastic about u.
Any druggist can supply you with
oI. ounces of Pinex 100 cents WORTH,
Pour this into q pint bottle and MI
the hottie with plain granulated sugar
syrup. Shake thoroughly and y
ready for Use. The total cost Is a9oue
G5 cents and gives you full Rint-a
family supply-of q most ehectuait
pleasant tasting remedy. It keePs per-
It's truly astonishing how quickly y
acts, penetrating through every air
passage of the throat and lungs-loosen1
and raises the phlegm.. soothes and heals
the inlamcd or swollen throat mem.
brancs, and gradually. but surely tha
ANNOYING throat tickle and dreaded
cough will disappear entirely. Nothing
better for bronchitis, spasmod1c Groups
whoopiny cough or bronchial asthma.
Pincx is a special and highly eoneen.
tratcd. compound OF genuine, Norway
pine extract, and u known the world
over for its prompt healing eject On the
throat membranes.
Avoid disappointment BY asking your
drugg;St for "215 ounces OF Pinex with
full directions and don't accept any,
thing else. 4 guarantee of absolute sat-
isiaction or money promptly refunded,
goes with this preparation. Tho Pap44
Co.. It. Wayne, Ind. - ..2.;:.i
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md Mrs. Thomas williams on North
Eighth street. yesterday morning.
Mrs. J. r. Thomas of Colerain. was
in the city for short time yesterday
calling on friends.
Regular mid-weck prayer services Will
w, held in the local churches this cre-
ming.
MIR. and Mrs. Earl Heslop wore at
Faylnnd ycste-dny afternoon, chilling on
friends.
rnul kurkuck has enlisted In the Sig
mi Corps and expects to De called INTO
service shortly.
\ cnsc Of diphthcrIa In the Edward
McDermott homo WAS reported 10 the
health board. yesterday morning.
Mrs. Philip Reese has returned In her
homo In Chicago. after Il visit with rria-
iivcs.
The iSrantz hottlinE works which wns
closed up several days ago on nm at
,nchmcnt. was appraised yesterday att
ernoon.
rho meeting Of the Lecture Recital
club held nj the hoard Of trade rooms
Yesterday afternoon. was largely attend
cd.
Practically all Of the school teachers
attended tho picture for teachers and
narrnts shown nj the FcnrAy theatre
last evening. =
Tho Catherine Won Bora sowing CLUB
WIS pleasantly entertained ut the home
rf Mrs. Gusta Koehler on Vine street.
last evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Evans Of North
Eighth street, have returned home after
II short visit In Courtney. PA.
Council hold n special meeting last
evening to tnkr up Il number Of street
Improvement matters.
Ralph Cnnrv has returned In his home
rrtrr nm extended visit ut Tl"rElanh.
Mr. and Mrs. William n"uni" "t f1rSi
..'rcrt. are tho parents IF baby Eiri
.rhich arrived nj their home Mondny.
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Bel1nire Briefs

T. mr. and Mrs. J. N. Heath are home
from a visit with friends mt Washing
ton. D. c.
frank Nelson has returned from n
visit With Bellaire boys at Camp Sher-
man. 80, ., M
other opportunity to register Friday and
Saturday.
Miss Marie Gaertner entertained the
B. club last evening at her home on
Jefferson street.
- Mrs. Margaret Frost Ia visiting rela-
.i,es and friends ut ParkcrShurg. w.
Va. .,o
,n.rnb.rs Of the Glndlola cluh Friday
evening ut her home on Thir'y-slN1h
street. , q, ,,si-
ncss visitor in the city.
. 4 class OF beginners IN knitting was
,rrantzed nj the Commercial club rooms
yesterday. -, ~
Miss Elizabeth Kratz Is Ill ut her
home on Gravel Hill.
Mrs. Sarah Roberts. OF baltimore Md.
has returned home after i visit with To-
cal relatives.
Josephine Mason will be hostess to
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Htnrcr Acquitted.

Carroll lIinger. III" carnival man who
assaulted n young Mingo boy in July.
Is arGiIiit"d by l!:r jury III Cn!Emt"a
Pleas court on Monday afternoon after
an all day trial. HinScr has been IN the
county Jail since ;hr assault The de
Tense cuntrndcd that the assault upon
the NinGn hoy was not Intentional. The
jury was out for but short time. Hin
ger was tried on charge OF assault
with nlcn, 10 KILL ire jury wns COM
posed Of J. y. Brady, e.. j. Brnbson. F.
6. Casey. William Crisis. Frank Floto,
George Harris, Henry hammond. l.. y.
Holmes. 4. Mclaughlin. Thomas Steele.
w. a. TaggArt and Edwin Hammond.
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wa1ahurp Rriofs,

COL and Mrs. W. w. Beall arrived
home Saturday from an EXTENDED visit
in Washington. y. c.. Baltimore DID,
and other eastern cities.
Mrs. Il. +. Harden was caller IN
Wheeling Monday
Mrs. Iona Potts and Miss Velma Fer
gusnn arc calling in Pittsburgh. Ia.
Mrs. william Mccormick. MIS-; Eat
attended the funeral OF Miss Alice Nc
Eormick. In Rnyland. o., Tuesday.
+. f. Gclsthorpc. OF Mount Pleasant.
Pa, Is visiting relatives in this city.
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STEUBENVILLE

STEURENVII.LE. O.. Oct. 1s.--Thc
first man To be arrested in Jefferson
county for refusal to report whom called
10 he examined for tho draft was picket
I'D NJ Parlett. mining town In The l"w"r
end Of the county. today. Fc is now In
the county Jail He Ia Peter Boike' IS,
n miner. He registered. but when he
was notified To appear Tor eNamlha'' ""
hc positively refused to report. nc was
communicated with several times and 20
one Of The notices he wrote n most caus-
tic rcrlv TO Chairman Caldwell Of Board
No . Bolke is naturallzcd citizen. It
is stated. and eligible to the draft. To-
d,y his bond was hSed ut $50 and Is
being held for q hearing before United
States Commissioner E. L. Finley on
Friday.
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Mrs. Walter Srhafcr and son Walter
of warwnoI. wore in the city last eve
ming, the guests Of Mr.. md Mrs. Gcorg"
Webb.
The many friends Of John Dnsch. ST.
Of Main street. will regret Ia learn that
he Is laid up AT his home. suffering from
Injuries Sustained in 4 fall
louis Sommcrs OF Mount Fl"nsnnt,
was IN the city for II short tim" !rHier-
day on business.
DR.. md Mrs. r.. V. Arhnuch nrr III"
pnrcnts Of n baby girl WHICH arrived NJ
their home yesterday morning.
H. 4. Moore Of Beaver Falls. Is IN the
city for q few dnys visiting NJ ITO
homo Of his parents on Walnut street
s. baby boy arrived ut the home OF MIR.
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Gaidner Funera. Yesterday.

Funeral services for Robert Gardiner.
Rnyland boy who died Saturday after
noon after n short illness. were con-
Quoted from the home OF his parents
Yesterday afternoon. The services we're
i'm charge Of Rev NJ. f. Wright. pastor
al Tho Rayland Fresh .'terinn church. and
in:vrmcnt WAS in WarrGnton cemetery.
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Second Mine Accident.

Pete p"ln. a miner employed In TIL"
conucrsyillr mine. WAS removed Ia tn"
local hospital yesterday morning. suit
frriug from injuries Sustained In fall
or Stone in tho mine yesterday morning.
Tho man was badly crushed about the
head and thr attending physicians have
Iit,1c homo COR his r"r' very. This ia me
second accident 10 urr..rr in this mine In
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Man Killed by Fall of Slate.

In n fall of slnte in the room IN the
mine at Cliftnnvillc. whore no was en-
'minyrd George Stckcy was crushed TO
Death Tuesday morning. Stckny was
employed by the Ferguson Coal Com
many and was an experienced miner, ne
;rrsidrd in house No. II. He was aged
~ years and is survived by u widow and
thrrr children.
coroner Jancs r. Clemens left Mt noon
Tuesday for Clift"nriile. to inycstlgate
IT Mr. Slckcy.
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MARTINS FERRY
Injuries Prove Fatal

Joe TahripSka. WIN WAS removed 10
IN, local hospital Monday afternoon. suf-
fcrnr from injuries sustained in tho
Connrrsvil!, mine earlier IN Tho daN.
passed away yesterday morning at $40
o'clock IT was seen from tho start that
tho man could not recover. as hiS n
1urics were Of n serious nature. Tho
body was removed To III" Noble morCic
and prepared for burial. and las; eve
ming were taken 10 the homo AT Con-
nrrariIle
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As YOU swing on ln couple ar
fried eggs and tackle Tho t"rrnrs or
Il slice Of fried ham. just remember
Won can digest anything. yes. any
thing. if YOU follow with 4 stuart :
Dyspepsia Tablet.
These tablets contain what are
known as cnzymcs. These digest
food They help tn" work Of the
stomach. prevent forming OF gas.
stop the snurinS. Eat pies. beans
onions. anything YOU like. And If
you are now a dyspepiic with a
crouch get 80 cent box Of StuaTrs
Dyspepsia Tablets today Of any
druggist. Then smile all over Send
coupon for a free trial package.
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ST. CLAIRSVILLE
Common Pleas Court.

There was but one criminal cnse hoard
in common pleas court Tuesday. oscar
Fields was tried before the jury for
shooting with intent TO wound. Tho
iry inter dcliberatinE over IN hour
returned n verdict Of assault and bat
tory.
:rhe following criminal cases will be
heard today:
Ohio VS.. Tom Johnson. murder in SEQ
ond degree.
Ohio VS.. John Fukcrsrk. assault and
battery.
Ohio vs John Yukersek. buying for,
rr furnishing liquor TO 4 minor.
Ohio vs.. Louie Morosco. kcaper OF a
place for unlawful sale Of liquor.
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Open Thursday Evening.

beginning tomorrow evening. III" Rrd
Cross wOrkr"ums VIII hr open every
Thursday evening until further notice
In addition tn tn. i've afternoons Of I'll"
week This is done in order that NOR"
work can hc gotten out which * badly
t,"S,rd 1T the present time.