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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-14
Selsii@es 6iIfswerf.

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ben. - IS beitc6t feline Slider.
beit fir 6flfsidiffe.- Die Gpm-
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aller 8etDeilieiing an Dem beleiiHen
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funiicben @eiun0ten an 9elgien. 9.
@bitlod, ais Heiultot oes QrudeS
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ii6er Ole Sorpeoirung oes Siilfsidjif-
fes DStorItoO" bcidleunigte ole Si-
tlintion. Gonill 5rolt in 0ieens-
toun bericbtct ous 6oIgenoe:
nDtoriuegil6es Gompfi1iffc ,Stor-
ltuO@ bon 9uenos glires nod 0lotter-
Dam nit 1000 9onnen W1oiS, fir
belgiides SiilfSperf, rmter engli-
Iden Gborter, ipuroc our1 Elm Oeilt-
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nung bon orei U}eilen iu16ren0 elmer
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ole oStoritoo" onbielt uno ole Slog-
ge oes 6eGgiiben Siilfsmerfs 5eigte.
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niten ullrOe Oos Sd)iif o6ne @or-
niing aus elmer @ntfernung bon l4OO
g)aros torpeoirt. 9elgiidc SilfS.
gftions Sigualc iporcn oetltli6
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ldlilse nod 6utfenipril6 9[pporote
an 9orO. g2dbreno oes Icrloliens
oeS 5diffes iuuroe itidt gcidpiIen.
Ter Gonmonoont 0cs llnteriee6ooteS
fragte oen GapitGn genou ans, llnO
tpcigertc iid, bic Sdiff6rii6igcr IN
S1lepptan 81 nebneri &ein Scr.
luG 5r entfliebcn ooer oes gSiOer-
ltanocs. 3luci Torpeoos wurOei
o6ocfeuert uno oos Sdiff ocricnft.
8etter idmcr, itorfe Sec, OIhpiuo,
tribe ino icbnee6eocdtcr &ori5ont.
Grei 9oote murocn icporirt. Ios
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am g. Wldr5 alifgcfinoen. Der A.
Wiaidjiniit itorb ourd Shred. Ser
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lirt.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-14
Sriten-l llcbcrariff.

gtebmen Die @oit bon ccm onlerifoni-
icben &onf-Oorpfer rSSobn ..
glr6ibolo" berinter. II 0ic bri-
tiibe 8oti6oft ertldrt oos Gor-
eeben oonlit, oaB III SoIifor oic
@olt nibt prompt abgcfertiet
ucroen fonn.
lem Dorf. 10. A3Gr5. Gic
alf Dem onieritaniiden StonOorO
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niitgefiibrte Qpit puroe BON oen bri.
tiicben 8eboroen in Salifor be.
ihloana6lnt,~ ID crfldrten 6eute sic
0ffi8icre Oes S6iifes, oie bon Ser
gen. glorpegeu eintrafen. 9lngebIib
ioa Dies oos crIte Nlol Iein, ooB elm
Sdiff oos Inter Ser amerifaniihcn
Noage f0brt, olif Dem 9ltlontilHcn
05eon niht oos @orrecbt oes Eoit-
Ernnsportes pom 9luslonOe Der i'm.
6elditigt ausii6en fonnte.
Ger Gopipfer nSSo6n 8. 9tr66olo"
nabm 80 5Gde norpegii6er, odui.
iher uno idpeoiiGer Goit aus Der
gen nit. Gas Sdiff foIgte ser Sc.
wiB6eit IL Salifor onitott IN airf.
moll ali5ulegen 3ort mlroe es orei
Gage long diifge6olten uno nad
gluslogen Der Gffi5iere tultrDe aac
Yoit sur llnteriudltng 6eritnter ocs
bolt Gas S1iff ieste ieine 9feiie
obne @oit fort.
Seit Der oertideit lt.goot-Sperr
lit feline Eoit auf ifanoinapiiden
ooer boIldnOiiden Gompfern bier
eingetroffen. Ser o@ergensfior0~ ii
Der gariitioniofiorO4, Die ein5igen
&aIiooieroompfer, bic ieit Dem t.5c.
bruar pogteu bic 6o5rt 8u uilter-
ne6men fiibrten tpeoer Yoliogierc,
6rodt nod Eoit.
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NJ oht Grf1drungen.
ggofbington t3. NSdr5.
Gas Gin6e6olten ser Ifauoiuobiiden
Epit Oie bonn 9eb1lter Gonpicr
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unterge6olt puroe, ipur0e bon Der
britiidben 9otiNoft erfldrt. @s ici
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fe6rungeu 8ilr Sl6iertigung Scr @uit
in Solitor I'M @ergIcid 5u oencn III
Gnglan0.
SSn Sol9e Oeiien iei es not6penoie,
bic &olt fir ben nddIten Tonpicr
III Solifar BIT loiicn, luenn ser GoIt.
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uno poiiirte bic ll.goot-5 5perr5one.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-14
aritif acabt.

9lni 6ritiidcu 6liegeroienii. Sr-
@'cBberion Sefretdr oes Inter
staats 5efrctdrs oes ariegs-
Geportemeuts, erpiOert i'm In
ter5auie auf 0ie abfaaiaen 9leuBe-
rlngeu Gibt 5it OoB Gin Gbeit
Der britiiben 5lus5eltee mongel-
bait it,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-14
GnslonO bat nnbur6creeic6cne 9lmS.
gnben.

2onoon 10. @ldr5. glnorclv
gonar Gam, Der S6abamtsfon5lcr,
fiinoigte bei,te Dem llnterbouie an,
ooB Elm 3uibuB-Greoit fir un0orber-
gele6eue glnsga6en am Donneritog
rerlangt peroen miiroe. Die lebte
@etpilligltng ipuroe ais gcniigeno fir
oas laufenoe Ginau5iabr betradtet,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-14
0arrD 4. Cbaw.
&irO alS geiitesgcfGrt
crflart.
0Spnt GUntntonsNs sleas- &c
ri1t in NS6ila6elpbia.

riAt in GbiIabelpbia.
Die Gnti@eiouug eriinoet iib auf
ben @eri6t Ger Gommiiiion nel-
dc oen 6jeiites5uitauo Sbom's
unteriudte. 0ic 93eip. yorfcr
9(utoritdten gcbcn ocn Gcriiid,
Gbap ou8gelicfcrt 8lt crboIten
trotoent nod nidt ouf.
Y9iGooeGp6ia, t3. @l6r5
Sorrp Sc. G6oip uuroe bellte I'M
Common &leos @eri6t oieier5toOt
ais geiitcSeeItort erflGrt. Gem @eieb
nab fam CT ni1t i'm 9luslieferungS-
Gerfabren 5lut &ro3eB megen ongc6-
lideii 9lngriffs duf 5reO. @unp, it,,
einen So9i@iiler BON &anias GitD,
No. nod 9fcp g)ort geidafft mer.
Den. Gbop miro bis 5u leinerlleber-
fiibritng in einc Siren 9lnitolt in
@enniploanien I'M bieitcn ct. Wlu-
rus 6oipitol per6lei6en.
Tie @eridtsentideiotng 6egriin-
oct iiG ouf ons llrt6eil Der Inter
Iudln0s Gommiiiion, Die geItern
S6om uno icinc Wiutter ber6orten.
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oeS ser Gomntiiiign sur llnterlli.
dung oes @eiites5uitonOes Sorrn g..
G6om's, beItGtigte Scr 9lnpolt fin
Srou S6ap, Somes @aD @oroon, oie
Tbatlade, onB G6olp, MN, nocbSent
er fir Wa6nimnig 6efunOen ocnl
@eiebe nad inter Gontrole nu0
56uB oeS Gerihts rno Scr @eiebe
oeS Stuates Yeuniploonien's lei uno
Dob oooilrd eine glusliefering ous-
geGlolien lrnO Die gon5e 9lngeIegen-
belt obgeidloiieu iei.
iSrou E6op lmo i6re 6onlilic bot
ten Ocn @unlcb, SAB sic 9lngclegen.
belt ser Ccffentli1feit eut5ogen min.
oe Gbom iei MIN Dor iidb ielbit lnO
slnOeren 9eicbiibt, lmo oas @eridt
miirOe GoItroIc iiber ion Baden lno
i'm bebiiten, Solte etpos in ser
3ufunft in 9e5ug oilf i'm unternonl,
men perOer 70 f6nne oos MIR nit
@inipi1igung Oes @eridfs Qeide6en.
9liAter Wiartin ernonnte ocnEitts.
6urgbrr @anfier 6. Ienniion 2Don
unO Gr. g8oltcr 9fioole, oen 6omi-
lienar5t IN Eitts6urg6, 81 cinem 60
mite fitr Die Gcrmaltimg oonGbaw's
8ernlogen.
sic merOen $600,O00 9iirgi6aft
Itellen Eboiu's gegenmdrtigcs Gin
fonnlcn beitebt noH S(usiogc oeSSln-
iuoltes ans 3mei 9}iBnieBungen, oic
i6m iein @atcr, gSm. G6op, 6iutcr.
lieB, I'M @ertba bon $4,000 ii. $780,.
GOO.
glod 9hisinoe ieineS 9lnipoltS fam
feline 9erufung iiber oie beutige ge-
riHtIihe @utitbcioung I'M Gberge-
ridt eingereiGt iueroen.
Sofort nod gefdItent ltrtbeil BE-
nddric5tiqte Gbaiu'S 9lnlpalt @pr.
Dcrnerr9nmbaug6 telegrop6iId ii6cr
oen 9efilno uno iiber Die geridtli6c
@rnennlttlg Oes GonIites fir 96alp'S
Ferion mo @ernlogen. G6om' sGGut.
ter purOe 5iin Gormlno i6res So6.
mes ernannt
Gs iuiiroe 6ellte in Grfo6rlne gc.
6radt ooB iopo6l Srou Carnegie,
Gbutp's S1peiter, ipie iein grll0er
Soiio6 86am gegcu i6u ausiogten.
gld6 3eugniB Der glerjte Dor Der
llnteriudungS Gommiiiion leoct
Gbou an Dementin, Sic ii6 nit ser
3eit iteigcrn luiiroe
Sic @onniiilion no6n 0ie Gr5G6-
hing iiber sen 2ebcnSloiif S6oip'S
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ncm fiir5Ii6 erfolatcn Scl6itmoro.
pcrinb cntgegen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-14
GtwQ 600
Grtangrnt
Nta6tcn bic 9enti6en
in ISali3ien
0lm OfnraDmhts mnb am Der
3lDtbDffsG arnDpOl.S TIN.

Der OcntIdc @cnerulitdb melOct bic
len GrfuIs, Sci benz guritua
i'm 8lodpff.2iitrift ficlen ben
1entIden Srei3eGn NlaIdjiucnoc.
me6rc in bic SauSe. Slnf Der
gSeltfrOut 0errIdJt Icb6ufte @c-
fcMtst6Gtigfeit. 8riten nuGc
Slrras 5nriidscidIueeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-14

&on0on t3. 1ldr5. SSn @icn
miro elmer 9lilOien8, bic Gaiicr Scarf
Dem @rafen g(noraiip, Sppoiitions.
iiibrer i'm inaorilben 9feicbStogc, cr.
tbeiltc, groBcs @clpi6t bci9elegt.
Dlan glaubt. II 9lnoroiip ben fiinfti.
gen lingariicbcn Eremier 5u er6lideu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-14

Gin 3eitfino. Ger fIeine
,Sris. vSier, Eopo, lit mein crItes
ousgeidriebcnes Seft. Seb es gut
ouf -menn ib Elm berii6mter Wlonn
pcroc faunit Oh mein critcS S6ul-
5eft eiuuaI oIs BUD gut ocrfoufcu."
The Sentinel=record., 1917-12-11
ATTRACTIONS
 AT THE AUDITORIUM
oYou,re ln love-

You're in Love" described as a genuine musical comedy innovation. and which Arthur Hammerstein with ais usual managerial farsishtadness has produced in a manner quite in keeping with extrayagant notions, will doubtless lure a crowded house to the Auditorium next Thursday, December l3, oRing io the inspiri,ing reyuta - ton which has preceded t. With a New York Casino success to its cred- it. "Youre in Love- waich. by he way is the prJduct of Otto HaIbach
 Edward Clark and .Bidolph Friml who enriched the amusement world with 'Katiuka' and The Fircny' has for its basic idea a plot of read rarcieal interest which in the unfolding ai- lows for the rational introduction ol no less than 20 song members At feast a dozen ot tae mare positively infectious Once more has Mir Ham merstein demonstrated his willingness to provide a cast and chorus talent lul meaning showing particular favor in be direction of yoth and life
The Sentinel=record., 1917-12-11
SUGAR PRICES ARE
 TO BE REGULATED

Sal Lake Utah, Dee. 10.-rhat beet sugar and Honolulu cane sugar will be advanced to $750 per hundred pounds within the next few days was the prediction made today by stephen Ii. Love. member or the sugar dis tributiug commi tee of the national food administration.
 With the possible raising of the prices west of Chicaso, the unusual prices which have been prevailing in the east win be lowered as the Cuban crop comes in, according 10 Mir Love
 The l.od administration Mir. Love explained ! already set the basis Of the Cuban crop at $fG0 raw in Cuba. With duty freight and refin ing the price will range between $745 and s155, making the price in the east S75o 1t has been as high there as $9.50.
 With no action taken as ye. by the food administration, MT Love said taat the price would be governed by the price in the east providing for an increase west of Chicago of 25 cents per hundred pounds from $725 to $I50.
The Sentinel=record., 1917-12-11

tory as one of the most spectacular. master features ever released.
 The story theme is based upon a page of our cWu American history in the early days when Cortez, at the head of the Spanish army invaded Owcr Mexico where he found and conQuered Montezuma, the magnif- cent king and exalted ruler of the ignorant race of Aztecs.
 Tezca, the daughter of Montezuma, famed for her wondrous 5ea- y be- trays her fathers forces into the hands of Cortez 10 save the youthful captain waom she idolzes
 Many mOustrous sets represeu ing the mighty cliffs wherein the uucien. race of Aztccs were wont Co lilI their homes. are used In this picture. One set represents mountain of stone which is over 2o0 feet in height. being he highest set ever used in any motion picture.
 The NoN Central will show "TAe Woman God Forgot for two great days. Thursday and Friday As an extra added attraction and one that should be mentioned particularly, is the big two reel latest Mack Sennett- Paramount comedy Are Mattresses Safe?" featuring Louise Fazenda, the former Keystone star. with Ben Tur- pin Of Chaplin fame and Slim Sum meUille
The Sentinel=record., 1917-12-11
.GIG FOX SPECTLCLE
 COMING T0 PRINCESS
JACK AND THE BEAN STALK WILL BE SHOWN ON THURS
 DAY AND FRIDAY

Jack and the Beanstalk" the new est William FoN picture spe tacle will be shown at the Princess theate. Thursday and Friday There will be matinee and evening showing each day
 Jack and the Beaustalk will be the first release under the new Standard Pictures policy of the Fox offices It is also the first of the much-heralded "FoN Riddle Features. The others already announced as completed are Babes in the Woods. Pleasure Is- land" and Aladdin and the Wonder ful amp. with others to follow
 1t is also announced that hereafter the Lee Kids Jane and Katherine will be released in Standard Ple- lures
 with the fame of little Francis Carpenter and Virginia Lee COaurn the teo starlets ot Jack and tha BeanstalE the Lee Kids will om pose a quarteue of ba erands hard to beat" said a Fox official Tho talent of the little ones is marvellous In Jack and the Beanstalk,' emotional acting of the higher class Heretofore supposed to be outside the Qualifica tions of juveniles, is developed AL ready Master Carpenter and little Miss Coburn are hailed as the iuye- nile 'Sothern and Marlowe of the screen And the public is already familiar with the talent of the Lees
 "'Jack and the Beanstalk' carries people back to the Once Upon Time period. Everybody knows tue story. It is given deliehtful modern set ting by Mir FOX
 When Jack and the Beanstalk was shown in the Globe theater New York che cheapest seat in the house was 9 cents and from that up to s2
The Sentinel=record., 1917-12-11
BILLIE WEST AT
 BOYAL THEATRE TODAY
THE BEST PROGRAM OF COM EOlEs AND DRAMA AT THIS
 THEATER TODAY

ZII. boom, chug, hug, chu- bang
 Phil was a speed demon and glor- jed in the fact although his high pressure soul reveled in a baby speed ; ster. As he brought his chugwagon to stop on Main street, judge 1t the city court was endeavoring to repel his daughters advances which had for their object his purchase of a car for her, She also was a speed demond, and Billy her fiance. had not the wherewithalI for satisfying her incipient mania.
 Graft had been rather poor with the judge lately, and he didn't feel like buying a car, either In the extremity he cast sheep's eyes at the rich widow next door, and the widow seemed to favor his suit. At any rate she gave him her watch and asked him to have it repaired In the judges eyes this was a most important commission, and indicated future finan ial secur ity. but he promptly forgot the err rand and left the watch on the table
 It was this watch that caused all the complication, for daughter could not resist the temptation to go 10 ride with Phil, the speed demond
 In connection with this comedy Billie West and Pearl White in two other features will be shown.
The Sentinel=record., 1917-12-11

Mary Maurice George j. Forth Ar thur Donaldson and Bulalie Jensen.
 Rare personal charm, the facul of photographing beautifully anl close application to work combined to make Miss Corinne Griffith 9 creeu star two years after she first put her foot on the ladder of fame in the Vi'agrlph studio in Hollywood, Cal
 A big Pokes and Jabs comedy. "Loge Letters with Burns and Sun will make the biggest program in the city for your Tuesdays entertain ment Six big reels
 The official picture, an horized by the United States government of Camp Pike, Little Roe immense training camp, will le shawl "t t-e New Central tomorrow m conn lion with the five part World lra ma, "Har Hour, featuring Kitty C3-d2n.
The Sentinel=record., 1917-12-11
VALESkA SURATT IN
 UNIQUE FILM STORY
EMPRESS OF FASHION COMES IN A GREAT DRAMA AT THE
 PRINCESS THEATER TODAY

Naleska Suratt, known as the best dressed woman on the screen, and one of the most talented actresses comes to the Princess today in a striking and clever William Fox drama.
 Imagine. if you can, a multi million aire meeting a working Girl in an oyster factory and falling in love with her. Later when she expresses ab- horrence at the business practices of her lover he furnishes her the means to fight them She loses her fight, but not the man
 Here is a brief review of the story the film will tell you
The Sentinel=record., 1917-12-11
DRAMA OF SOUTHLAND
 NEW CENTRAL T0DAY
HUSBAND OF AUTHORIZES SLAIN BY "FREE SLAVE" AFTER
 BRUTAL ASSAULT.

q WEI Repay" the Greater Vita graph Blue Ribbon feature which will be the attraction at the New Central today, is adapted from the O. Henry story A Municipal Report It is the love story of a young northern maga- zine writer and the daughter of q southern judge and the emancipation or cultured delicate southern authoress from the curse of a brutal drunken husband
 Eight Vitagraph favorites make up the cast which is headed by Corinne Griffith and includes William Dunn.
The Sentinel=record., 1917-12-11

Marie Brandon is worker in a New England oyster cannery when she meets Iron Loyd, capitalist and ten ement owner who comes 10 that town as a worker in one of his own an- neries to escape the city and pcope an unfortunate love affair has caused him to detest
 He becomes acquainted with Marie and their friendship grows into love. Marie tells him that if she had means she would fight the oppressive tenc- ment lords and work for the good ol the people
 To test her Lloyd. whom she knows as Strange has his lawyer transfer a fortune to her, claiming it is an old heritage Marie goes to New York and does what she vowed she would dc She centers her fis1t on Lloyd and his tenements
 Oeden Deneau Lloyd's business ri- val associates himself with Marie, claiming interest in her work but really 10 crush Lloyd But Marie also has old scores to settle with Deneau and in her plan to ruin both these financiers enlists Strange's aid.
 Strange or Lloyd, helps her gladly and on the evening of the day the great coup was to be made meets her.
 He tells Marie Deneau is now ha7 { cen When she asks about Lloyd, ae smiles and tells her he couldn rush himself
 Marie denounces Lloyd for making dupe and pupDet and drives him from her.
 Later. though the girl repents, hears his explanation of the test and finally agrees to start life over again with him. life not to be maued with sordid tenements and finance. On the same program with this FoA 1 master. will be shown comedy rare and racy joy film.
 Prices Adults, Sc, Pc war tax. chii- dren 9c, le war tax
 Coming Tomorrow-William Far mum in The ConQueror," shown again by special request of many pleased patrons
 Thursday and Friday and the Bean Stalk" featuring two of the I worlds greatest juvenile stars
The Sentinel=record., 1917-12-11
lMMEkSE SPECTACLE
 THURSDAY AND FRIDAY
GERALDINE FAHRAR WITH SU- PERB ALL-sTAR CAST DELUXE
 IN THE WOMAN GOD FORGOT"

Geraldine Farar the popular celebrity of both the opera and the screen, is the star, Thursday and Fri day ae the New Central theater, when inc immense Aircraft feature. The Woman God Forgot" will te saown.
 Cecil B DeMine that talented eN- ponent Of modern photoplay technique and master creator of cinema tri umphs, is the producer
 Farrar and her magnEirent sup porting fast iniiudng such prominent characters in the picture world as Raymond Hatton Wallace Reid. Ho- bart BoswGNh, Olga Grey and Charles ; II'-< IssuS, have combined their super talents with a resul, almost astonisn- ing The Woman God Forgot will travel through the annals of film his
The Sentinel=record., 1917-12-11
Good to Have ln the Honse

Coughs, colds, croup and Iaarippe are prevalent Colds promptly checked mean saving of time, money and health Pneumonia and othar serious illness may follow a neglected cold T. F Lynch, 100 Spring Av, Du Bols. Pa writes. For many years we have kept oFleys Honey and Tar in the house and it has saved many dollars in doctors bills II i5s fine for colds A chid's health is too precious to risk giving limitations or substitutes insist on Foley s-A. C Jennings
The Sentinel=record., 1917-12-11
Old Soldier Gives Reoommenaatlo!

Old Soldier Gives Recommendation
 Gustav Wangeliu, Commander of G. A. R Post PincMeyville. m. writes. "l highly recommend Foley Kidney Pills, which ] prefer to all others have used and consider them Johnny on the spot Foley Kidney Pills give quick relief from backache, rheu- matio pains stiff swollen joints languidnoss, pains in groin and musces all other symptoms of kidney trouble and sleep disturbing bladder ailments They assist nature in restorine strength and vitality-A C Jennings
The Sentinel=record., 1917-12-11
FOR ClRcnI1 IlInGE

The SentinetRscord is authorized Co announce James L. Graham as a candidate for circuit judge of the cir. cult composed of Montgomery and Garland counties subject to the action Of he democratic primary.
The Sentinel=record., 1917-12-11

Use hggets Goi1eu Tip Tea for making iced tea. This tea is pro cured only from the early flowery pickings which ID this country is found in but few Of the most exclusive stores. and then at prices varying from S2.0J tc $500 a pound Price S1O0 a pound For sale by R. C Nor rls Drug Co., Phone 242s Gl0tf.
The Sentinel=record., 1917-12-11

pr. J r Merritt IS now located lu the sumpterL.ttle Bldg Calls ans. weted day or night Phones-otfice t4l; residence. 426
The Sentinel=record., 1917-12-11

Dr, B W. Brseaiove mas returned to the city and cal be found at his offices on the third floor of the Ar kansas Nslopai Bank huudiu9 2I1tf
The Sentinel=record., 1917-12-11

PUBLIC sTENoGRAPAER-Mis C. L. Veaeh,' Hotel Como. Phone FPS. Res. Phone 1756. t1-6 tf
The Sentinel=record., 1917-12-11
DIR. R. 4. SIMPSON.

has returned and can be found at bis offices in Che Arkansas National Bank Bldg, ground floor, elevator en. trance. p.5ts.
The Sentinel=record., 1917-12-11

Watch and Jewelry Repairius pia- mond Remounung, Engraving. Rus sell & Gibbs. 42G Central Ave. -2S If
The Sentinel=record., 1917-12-11

PURITY ICE AND ICE CREAM co, producer of good goods only
The Sentinel=record., 1917-12-11

Dr. Crey's wonderrM Medicines for Chronic Diseases 623 l-2 Central Avenue. sl6tf.
The Sentinel=record., 1917-12-11

Bring your Hemstltehing and Pieot- ino to Richards Music Store,
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1917-12-06

Only the soundest manufacturing prin
ciples coupled with unmatched buyine
power could produce this value at so mod
crate price as 5000.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1917-12-06

1t is for the man who wants in his
motor car an efficiency on which he can al
ways rely, at cost which will serve rather
than enslave him.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1917-10-26
Start SPRING Garden in Fall.

Start Spring Garden in Fall,
Spring garden? Yes, it's time
to start next springs garden,
says j. T. Rosa, Jr., 81 the Uni
versity of Missouri College of
Agriculture. As soon as frost
has killed all of the late vegeta-
bles, the dead vines of such
crops as tomatoes, squash, and
melons, which harbor insects
and diseases that will give
trouble next spring, should be
pulled and burned. The last of
the root crops may be taken up
and stored in a trench or in a
cellar.
When the garden has been
cleaned broadcast over the
ground some rotten stable ma
nure, add a sprinkling of either
bone meal or acid phosphate
fertilizer and pillow the whole
under. The furrow slices hold.
the rain and snow and expose
the soil to the pulverizing action
of frost. The fall plowed gar
den is ready for planting sooner
in the spring than is the spring
garden. Where the soil
is loose it dries off quickly and
is ready for planting earlier. The
soil is in better shape for work
ing and for growing plants.
Early vegetables planted in the
fall plowed garden will make a
quick start, for the organic mat
ter will have partially decayed
and become we'll Incorporated IN
the soil during the winter. Ere
quently in the rush Of spring
work, unless the garden was fall
it may remain unplowed
until late. Thus the effectiveness
and the value of the garden will
be reduced.