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The Sentinel=record., 1917-05-20
SCHOOL PATRONS
 COUNCIL ORGANIZED

There has recently been organized in the city School Patrons Council. The membership of th.s council is made up as the name suggests. of patrons of our public schools Any one having the best interests of the schools at heart is eligib to member ship and such persons are urged to t1.n and hep in the work
 The cbiect of this "councn is to further the interests of education in Hot Springs by cooperating with the school board super.n endent and teachers
 The patrons as whole have not formerly taken as much interest n schcol aftair, as they should have The task Of successfully operating SO important an enterprise as fitting cur boys and girls for the arena of life is q stupendous one and calls not only for the guidance of a superior board of direc,ons and an efficient set of teachers. but for the cooperation of inte ligent citizens
 This "council' has received the hearty endorsement of both the schoo. board and superintendent They solicit the cooperation of tho pa rons There is a great work for such an T. ganization With such tr.um, ,irate as faculty board and patrons N -rk. Ing whole-heartedly for the better ment of our schools they must con
 nue 10 progress.
 The council" Is directed by the usual officers of an associati-n Of tlis kind Rith an 'advisory bard IL sistine of one man and woman from each Of the schools wishing repre~en tation. It shall he the province ol this board to keep in close touch with the school children. teachers and premises and give their ardent support to i'm. proving conditions-physical, menta and moral
 The names of the persons who have consented to act on this board so far are High Rabbi A B Rhine and Mrs w. II Clnneu Jones. DT V II. Iiallman and Mrs T. W. Milan Cen. tral. Mayor J w. McClendon Ram ble, NIT. s. C. Cassel and Mrs Evelyn Moore
 Other schools will no doubt have representatives on thir board for the next schoo year
 IT every indiy dual will put his shoulder to he wheel and use his -rea,e4t influence for the building up of he best school system in the South We can have il, but SO big a work can. not be accomplished by a few nor by half-hearted service If you want our rcht ols 10 be kn wn as the best get in touch with your board and super intendent. catch the large vision which they have and help them to realize t.
 COMMITTEE.
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First Christian.

Services at the First Chrt tan church, corner Of Ouachita and Wes, Grand avenues. today as follows: Bible school at I0 a. m. Thomas W Milan superintendent Preaching al n a m and D m by the past,r Junior Endeavor will meet at 3:20 D m, Miss Gcldie Dillow is the super intendent. Senior Endeayor will meet al G:+5 D. m. Al young people who are interested in the work Of C F. urged be in attendance The pub lie. both local and yieiting, cordially invited 10 attend all the Sunday serv ices Take q South Hot Springs car 10 the church door w Garnet Alco~n pastor
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Central Methodist.

Corner Central and Orange streets. Sunday school at 9:30 a. m. Preach. ing at l0:o0 a m by the presiding elder, Dr R. A Few. Epworth League at D. m. Preaching aL s p. m by the pastor. Rev Marion Nels Il Wald- rip Numans Missionary meeting Tuesday afternoon. Prayer meeting at $ l m Wednesday Choir re heea, at -:45 D. ID Friday Strangers and visitors we comed to all the sery ices
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St. Luke's EnisconaI

Corner Spring and Crtage street.. Rev 4 R Llwyd, rect.r Sunday aft CT asceusion lHoly ! mmuniou at 7.30 m Sunday school at 9.30 a m Morning prayer and sermon at II m Evening prayer and sermon at $ D. m The evening ser9ice vii De a memorial one Specla music will he rendered All military and other organizations are invited 10 at tend ladies Aid meets on Monday al 8 D m
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Park Place Baptist.

Take a Park avenue car 10 Park
 Place street follow white way one
 block ta the church Sunday schso al 10 u'c ock, W J Muse euperin tendent The pastor will preach a
 both hours There will be bapusinq
 al the close Of the evening service Good singing led by Prof J s Wiley
 Prayer meeting Tuesday night. Choh practice Thursday ght All are n vited to attend our services T. II Jordan pastor.
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THE CHURCHES
0RN@ A0NNN NAAAAANAkna
Second Baptist

Corner FuWth and Gar and Rev. (. r. J. Tate D. D. pastor. Preaching al l0:45 a m and al D. m Morning subject, 'Grouchiness Evening sub ject Fiery Serpents Sunday -chool al 10 a III. Young Peoples at D. m Revival meetings are to beg on. and all concerned are asked to take full hand n the work Hear these sermons Take Souh Hot Spring, car 10 Garland avenue and then walk one short block west 10 The narcl door
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First PreshYterian.

Corner Wilmington near Central avenue. stone building, c. E. Hicko1. pastor. All cars 10 the church The members of this congregation win be glad to nave you unite with them to. day iu the services of worship and praise at II in the morning and s in the evening. A very interesting Bible
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Lecture at Roanoke Baptist Church

Lecture at hOaHoNe bdpllst SHu' Ci''
 Rey C C. Condell tco oredJ, L C. r., A. E s, etc, Of London, Eng land. will give lecture on his visit to the Holy Land at he + +anobe Baptist church next Monday night His knowledge Of the land where Jesus lived and suffered makes Dr. Condell eminentlY qualified to lecture on this great subject lie is d rare scholar a mo,-t Entertaining ecturer and an eNensiyf traveller lie has been through Brauce. Italy, Syra, Egypt India 4ustrai a. the llndies. Central Ameucy. etc Come out and hear him Reserved seats for our while friends and a special invitation
 s extended tqI the white Ministerial Alliance
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Spiritual Alliance societn

The Spirit ual Alliance Srciety holds services every sunday n the Royal theater at 2 and 7:45 m Extra fine music by Master Glenn Harsh, fol owed by lectures, tests and mes sages by Prof s A Foss and Mrs. Mae Elma. pastor Everyone vel. come Seats free.
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The services last night at 9l6 Mal yern avenue was well attended and quite an interest was manifested in the subject The Prophetic History of the World Evangelist Hickman said in part The proph.ces of the Bible are very sure because Gad has spoken them and He has the power to bring them 10 pass Through the Prophet Danie, he has given 10 us the .greai outlines ot earths history The rise and fal of Babylcn, Media Persia Greica and the long reign of the Roman Empire and then the fna' coming Of he Kingdom ot Peace The subject of the lecture Co night is The World War in the Light v Prophecy"
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Eirs. hantIst.

Corner of Court and Exchange streets Sunday school al 10 a. m. Preaching services at II a. III. B. Y. r |. at : D. m. Preaching service al
 x P. m. Rev. r. ( Sims of Wynne, Ark, will prea al both the morning and the evening services. At the even ling 4ervice special music by the male quartet Visitors are cordially in lYited
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FOR RENT-.ROOMS

FOR RENT can secure mceR furnished room Nth a private iamils by ealing telephone lG3S. ZZd''l NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS. rates reasonable l32 l2 Central Ave. Phone 55I. steam heat Mrs B shannon.
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oranae Street PresbYterian.

r. NJ Wylie. D. lD., pastSr. Sunday hool al 9:45 a. m Classes for all
 The Bible class invites your attend ance. Rev. W M Hayes, an O d-time friend of the pastor, will preach at o'clock D m. The public is cor dially invited to all Of these services.
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE -lS Jersey and Holste'h milk COWS I Jersey he4er. jersey
 ,pala oni fine calye cows giving from 8 10 gallons Of miIIl Will SC ono or all If yo, want q good high ar,do fresh COW. do not fail 10 come
 agt and look this bunch over and see
 hem mlked for your self Milking hours D. m each day. J w. Allen Dodsoas Dairy Farm, Wire road. ,,,. .-oo l.o. 5.lS-lmo.
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.scho5l meets al 9:f5 in the morning with the Westminster Adult Bible
 class al 10. Juni-r r Endeavor al D.
 nj. and the Senior Society at D m. Good music and interesting service,
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Elder r. W Hickman of Fort smith win begin series of meetings q, 9l6 Malvern avenue Saturday, May l9, al ll o'clock. He will give lectures each evening during he next two weeks on the issues of the day. The various Bible subjects which E der Hickman presents are Cf great importance at this time and are calculated 'o make the thoughtful pause and ponder. "Armageddon, the Peace and Safety Cry" "The Seal of God and Mark of the Beast The Sanctuary" are a few of the subjects that will he pre-. sented come out each evening at .1.30 and hear him Don't forget the place-gl6 Malvern avenue.
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First Church Of Christ, Scientist.

Located corner Central and Garland avenues Service begins at II a. m. Subject of lesson-sermon. "Mortals and lmmortals" sunday school at 9:45 a m. Pupils under age of 20 years are welcome. Reading rooms are maintained fin church bui ding and are open daily except Sunday from tc m, Wednesday evening serv- ice begins at s o'clcck At this sery. ice testimonies Of Christian Science healing are given The public is cor dially invited to attend our services and yisi1 the reading rooms
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HOTELS AND APARTMENTS

'hACE HOTEa. - Opposite ba' n aoases modern furnished roods; sum
 Aef rates now on WomoCk X wood
 Ioek owners and managers, il24lS -entral Ave. 3.6..t
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FOR RENT-Modern appointed furnished cottages, on Cedar street. Apply 209 Cedar street
 ol telephone 299. i-lo'u
The Sentinel=record., 1917-05-20

T0P SALE Three trac.s oi lana oll Malvern road. between city hm's que Country Club. one tract 30 acres, one no and one acres; ea> Inc crosses Io acres lnqure Mrs M J. MooneN acres. 217tf
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FOR RENT -Twostory building suit. able for grocerj drag or general store
 goood opprtunity for live man; seven living rooms upsta.re show eases, counters and wall cases go with store reasonable rent corner Central and Henderson avenues. Also good lively horse and light buggy for ale Phone
 Is.,, pr.sby 2Sq 422tf
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NOR SAl.E-Ore fgnt delivery ear trsr-class coudttion and Two Ford cars. good condition See JoAn he'' ors a, phelp, Garage Phone 1ol.
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LOST AND FOUND

LoST-Babys black si.k coat on Fountain street Finder pleaee return to owner cog Park avenue. and get reward Phone I2 5.1s.2t
 
 LOST-Ff'day night between Princess .lheater and Schneck Drug Store small leather purse containing about Sl6 Finder return 10 6l3 Central Ave and receive reward ts
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s PLAZA - Light Housekeeping
 a,'ments and furnished rooms s-aI sOpsrn' enclosed sleeping porches; sD'ial location; opposite l' $ Su- ~endent resodence. 6i0 Reserve \" Phone 954. Mrs N r Green.
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|hs McCRARY-The hotel with the |ueal locaton--opposite \. X \. boz |al; free from dust and noises, cool
 Nla pleasant, and very convenient to Es'n houses and theaters. Try the Mo |iay and be pleased Slltf
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PERT PARAGRAPHS.

German currency is approaching scrap-of of-paper basis.--Wall Street Journal.
 Pacifsts can not hold a. meeting, 1t seems. without disturbing the peace. - Chicago Daily News.
 Don't these Broadway orators want any country to be free except Ire- land ?-New York Morning Telegraph
 Since April. 167,7S0 Teutons of mili- tary age have begun extended exca- vations in France, England, and Italy. Wall Street Journay.
 Those who contend that democracy is Lad war-maker" are not making out such bad case for democracy as they may believe.-Appeal to Reason.
 Of course, we are confident that our army will ultimately sock it to the Hindcnburg host, but so far fifteen citizens of Houston constitute it's toll. Houston Post.
 The ex-Czar of Russia and his fam fly are now living in a fourteen-room flat in Toholsk. Siberia. It is under stood that after one or two encoun- ters with the janitor he sadly admit ted that he never did know anythine about earring anyway.-New York Morning Telegraph.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-09-14
MAINTAIN THE GUARDS.

The Jefferson Home Guards asso- citation is an organization that should be maintained during the war with Germany.
 Germany. The value of snch body Of trained men cannot be overestimat- ed should an emergency arise. And no one can say that an emergency re- quiring the services of the guards will not arise.
 There is some misunderstanding concerning the Jefferson Home Guards association. It is not an organization designed to be used against organized lator. nor to pro tect strike-breakers. How this i'm pression was created is difficult to understand, because it has been re peatedly stated that the guard is an organization composed of volunteers banded together simply and solely for the purpose of protecting life and property in Jefferson county from at tack by enemies of the nation.
 It is as much to the interest of the laboring man to help maintain the organization as it is to the interest oi owners of industrial plants to do SO The owner of a factory is usually able to stand the loss of his plant just about as we'll as the average worker can withstand the loss of his job. And of course, the destruction of any plant would leave good many men jobless Life is as valuable to one as to an other.
 Keep the guards going
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CARRY TT HOME.

In the effort at nationwide econ omy, no one move will have greater effect, provided it be systematically and universally practiced, than the move to eliminate the expense of spe- cial delivery of commodities. that has grown to such enormous proportions in this country, says the TeXarkana Texarkanian.
 For many years now the custom has been growing with the growth of the telephone service. until in almost any part of the country if the lady of the house wants a paper of pins or the man of the house needs thrash CT or an auto, telephone call brings one to the door as readily and as promptly as the other
 This is peculiarly a modern prac- tice Our forefathers carried or haul ed home their purchases. We. under the spur of necessity. can and should do likewise.
 There arc two angles to the pro posed reform that should appeal tC the public. First, the direct saving to the purchaser. This. in the aggre gate, is bound to be enormous, as the expense Of delivery throughout the country has grown to Auge propor ton. Second, the releasing for other and more needed service the immense capital and equipment now tied uo 1T the special delivery of merchandise Thousands upon thousands of horses wagons, autos, trucks-to say nothing of the men and boys-are now en gagged in this work, which is to 2 large extent entirely superfluous 1 There is a vital need in other chan nels for all of this force, and it should be released and made avialable where i it is so badly needed.
 ! Among the economic reforms non' i is more important. Get tnc Carry i Home" spirit, YOU will potlt by st the DEALER will profit by it, and th'
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-09-14

Lord Robert Cecil, the British min ister of blockade, born 53 years ago today.
 Mrs. Charles E. Hughes, wife of the former supreme court justice and Re publican presidential nominee, born 54 years ago today.
 Alice Stone Blackwell, noted writer and suffrage leader, born at East Orange, N. J., 60 years ago today:
 Charles Dana Gibson, famous illus trator, now head of the subcommittee on art of the National Publicity bu- reau, born at Roxbury, Mass, 50 years ago today.
 Rt. Rev. Roger Isreal, Episcopal bishop of Erie, now engaged in war relief work, born in Baltimore, 63 years ago today.
 Austin B. Garretson, national head of the Order of Railway Conductors, born at Winterset, Iowa, 61 years ago today.
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FINDING THE ENEMY.

"The enemy is at 1 o'clock" You probably do not know what that means. However, it is merely one of the shortcuts Uncle Sam has adopted to indicate to troops where the enemy happens to be.
 The soldier is to imagine himself in the center of huge clock face, with 12 o'clock straight ahead. Saying the enemy is at 1 o'clocl. or at o'clock will tell him in which direction to shoot. and do so more accurately than any amount of fingcr-pointing could do.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-09-14

Baron Ekengren, the Swedish min- ister to the United States, who it is understood is Seeking an interview with Secretary of State Lansing for the purpose of discussing the diplo- matic scandal recently exposed by the United States involving the Swedish Minister to Argentina in secret com munications sent to Berlin by the Ger man AA1nba ssador there. 1t is not be- lieved in Washington that the United States will sever diplomatic relations with Sweden as a result of the dis covery of the affair."
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-09-14

Argentine appears more greatly ex- orcised over the fact that the German minister called the Argentine foreign minister a notorious ass than over the Germans suggestion that Argen- tine ships be sunk without leaving a trace" The German may not have been accurate. Perhaps the Argentine minister is not notorious for assin- inity.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-09-14
THIS IN INDIANA. NOT MEXICO.

Mexico has black record for pill lage and rapine and murder. It proba bly, is now developing into a memory: we at least hope so.
 Chicago has the reputation. based on figures, of being the most murdery city in the country Scarcely a day that does not see somebooy slain or wounded by gun-f're.
 But Chicago has more than 2,ooo,' mo population-more than many a populous state. Per capita, based on population, it's murders are not as
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-09-14

Major Henry H. Arnold, of the sig nal corps. is one of the best known officers of the United States military aviation service. He was born in Pennsylvania in 1886 and appointed to West Point from that States in 1903. Upon his graduation from the military academy four years later he demonstrated his ability as an avia- tor, when he was assigned to the sig nal corps. Since the beginning of the war with Germany Major Arnold has been stationed in Washington as as- sistant to General George o. Squier, chief signal service officer, being en- gagged on plans for building the great aero fleet which the United States is to send to Europe.
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frequent as in Lake county Indiana, just outside the South Chicago dis trict.
 On August r, the. coroner of Lake county reported that there had been IF murders in the county for the first seven and One-half months of the year or five more than the whole Dominion of Canada, with it's S,000,000 popula- tion. The coroner opined that the promiscuous carrying of concealed weapons was the cause.
 The coroner's words seemed to draw attention to some old and new grudges, however, for in the 16 ensu- ing days after his statement there was a murder in Lake county every fourth day.
 This shameful record is merely the apex of long list of heinous crimes in which human life was not taken.
 Of the slayings in Lake county, lndi- ana, in the past several years, only one has gone to the electric chair.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-09-14

Whiskey will go higher ir price as the available supply decreases. The Kentucky distillers with millions of dollars worth of the stuff in their vats have sneaking suspicion they will not die in the poorhouse, to per haps some of their customers will.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-09-14
ABANDON STOCKHOLM MEETING.

Geneva, Sept. 13.--The Swiss So- cialists have been informed that ow- ing to violation of neutrality by Swe- den the much discussed conference at Stockholm has been abandoned ev- en by the Germans who are seeking to hold a similar conference in Switz- erland
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-09-14

If this bombing and shelling of hos pitals in the rear of the allied lines continues, it would seem that the safest place for the wounded will be in the first line trenches.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-09-14

country at large will be the greatest gainer of all, as it will eliminate one of the most Wasteful of all practices.
 But the dealer must give the pur-
 chaser the benefit of the saving.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-09-14

Simultaneously with the announce ment that Uncle Sam has perfected an airplane motor that can be manufac- tured in thousands, comes a message saying the kaiser has chill.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-09-14

The bell-wether of slackers is the fellow who desired to be exempted because he intended to get married soon and raise large family.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-09-14

Corn has sold for higher price than wheat the first time in history. No wonder the wheat growers are get ting jealous of the corn belt mag mates.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-09-14

Market baskets are being made smaller. Our manufacturers just about know what the public will need.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-09-14

large Trial Bottle of Sanol for 35c. Sanel is a family remedy. Sanol IS sold on an absolue gurantee. R.- member if 1t says Sanol it IS all right. 35c. and $1.0O at the drug stole.
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Add horrors of war: New York man named Kaiser applies to the courts to have his name changed.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-09-14

The oldest man in Illinois is dead at 1O3. He probably remembered the day when Bill Bryan first began run ming for president
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-09-14

An automobile article says more safety devices are needed on cars. What we need is safety devices in the brains of some drivers.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-09-14

Women are to wear trousers, ac- cording to fashion magazine. This isn't anything new in some house holds.
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THIS DATE IN HISTORY.
One Hundred Years Ago Today.

One Hundred Years Ago Today. 1S17-lord Brampton (Sir H-nrv Hawkins). celebrated Eng'ish lawyor and jurist, born. Diod in 1907.
 Seventy-five Years Ago Today. 1S42-Alexander, son of the famous Kara George, was chosen ru'- ing prince of Serbia.
 Fifty Years Ago Today. 1S67-Sir Robert Napier was annoint. ed to command thu British eX- pedition against Abyssinia. Twenty-Five Years Ago Today. 1892-Six deaths from cholera were reported in New York City.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-09-14

will produce from 15 to 25 gallons of 190-proof alcohol.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-09-14

Tip to automobile salesmen: Keep to the cotton belt.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-09-14

Folkestone, the English pleas,l,, {, sort which has suffered severait tns. S from Zeppelin raids, is the n,ons, a,,a of the Earl of Radnor f''f''9
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-09-14

The I Won't Works are pretty good hustlers for Germany.
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? LLACRA. ~ ~ IS guaranteed te s one bottle to bsntit any case of PsA M 0 gra, Rheumsin
 Scrofnln n..ir.1

Eczema or any blood, liver or kidT disease, or your dollar returned tsn Why suffer or pay big bills! M expensive trips or buy remedy Tii no assurance, if not benefited, of m ting your money refunded. l En built m ytrade with a meritorious rsn. edy and fair dealing; trial is .a 1 ask you to give G. s.
 Sold in Pine Bluff by W. L h woody & Co.,, and Mann Iank.ns Drug Co.,, and others at one dollar M bottle or 6 for $500, prepaid on E ceipt of price, call on your drugrs for G. s. before you order from m write to me for testimonials u mention this paper.
 L. M. GR0MI l 721 Spring St. Little Rock At
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One Year Ago Today in the War.

September IA, 1916.-British'' tanks" used for first time on western front; Serbs drove Bulgars in direction of Monastir; Italians launched new of fensive on Trieste: Anglo French forces smashed German defences.. in Emile drive on Bapaume-Peronne line.
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WORTH REMEMBERING.

It is better to do the id]eSt thing in the world than to sit idle for half an hour.
 -Sterne.