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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1917-01-31
NARCOTICS PROBE
Appeal For More Laws to Control
Habit Forming Drugs.
CONGRESS Is URGED TO ACT.

Charles 3. Towns In Twenty Page Ar
gument Asks Appointment OF Com
mittee to Investigate Whole Subject.
Physician Should Be Held to Strict
Accounting OF Drugs HE Prescribes.
Washington. appointment Of q com
mittee 10 investigate the Whole subject
OF federal responsibility IN the solu
ton Of the habit forming drug prob
lem H. urged by Charles u Towns Of
New York In "A twenty PAGE argument
he has submitted 10 congress, As an
authority on aDti-drug legislation MIR
Towns takes the position Tint IN
amending the Harrison narcotic law to
correct It's shown weaknesses the scrv
ices OF a special committee should he
had,
IL liz the contention Of MIR Towns
that the findings of such u federal
committee would help the various
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1917-01-31

assessment, and the remaining four
annual installments shall bear inter
est at the rate of seven per cent per
annum from and after the expiration
of sixty days next succeeding the fill
ing of the assessment roll in the of
flee of the City Treasurer.
Notice to Property Owners.
Notice is hereby given that the
above resolution will be proposed for
adoption at a meeting of the Board
of Commissioners of the City of Madi-
son, to be held at the Commission
rooms on the 26th day of February,
1917, at s o'clock p. H., at which
time the Board of Commissioners will
take UP and consider the objections,
If any. to said resolution and adopt
or amend it in such manner as they
think proper, and adopt said resolu-
tion so amended or modified. Dated
this 22nd. day of January, 1917.
VIM. Rae,
lSEALl. City Auditor.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1917-01-31
MOTHER SAID
TRY IT
Lydia E. Pinkham's Veee-
table Compound Cured
Mrs. Gopher after
Doctors Failed.

Cincinnati, Ohio.-"I want you to
know the good Lydia E. Pinkham's
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-30

The Orpington breed has come into
favor within the last few years. 1t
was originated by the late William
Cook. of England, who produced both
single and rose-comb varieties
Rose-comb whites were the first
rose-comb variety produced. They
bear considerable resemblance to the
rose-comb white Dorkings, which were
used in their development. Mr.. Cook
felt that a rose-comt variety would
be desired in sections where the win
ters are SO severe tina. single-combs
might be frozen. The single comb va
rieties led in popularity, but the va
riety illustrated has attained favor in
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-30
500 c0NVIcTs- TO BUILD
GOOD R0ADSIlN5M MISSOURI
Prison Lsber solves Probtensa Caused
By Shortage Which threatens to
Check Improven.entsi Entirelx.

-
By Shortage Which threatens to
Check ImprovcnsentsE cntirely.
Missourfs war program includes the
employment of 500 CONFLICTS on road
work. 1t is likely, that the first road
to be built by convict labor, will be
tho Columbia Jefferson city Road:
which will link tho seat Of the State
university with the State capital. I
Plans for the construction Of a per-
manent highway over this route have
been under contemplation for several
years, and tho drafting Of Mlssourfs
quota caused a labor shortage which
threatened to check road building In
definitely. Prison labor became the
solution as a result Of the abolition
this year OF the prison contracts. The
national committee on prisons and
prison labor fought the contract sys-
tenn of convict labor steadily since
1911, and victory finally was due
largely to the efforts OF Coils Lovely.
vice president Of the international
Boot and Shoe Makers Union, and
Judge William H. Wadhams. chairman
OF the legal committee OF the national
committee on prisons and prison labor.
The step taken by Missouri Illus
trates the serious consideration which
the country Is giving to convict labor
as national asset. a rising premium
upon labor. partly caused by the with
drawal of 100000 men from Indus
try. is driving all parts Of tho coun-
try to a realization Of the necessity
OF employing the thousands OF pris-
oners who are at present public liza
bllity, instead OF an asset.
Since the beginning of the war. Will
liam r. Painter, chairman of the Mis-
souri, prison board. has been pressing
harder than ever the proper utilization
Of the labor of the 2,6oo prisoners con-
fined in the State institutions. The
price to be paid for each convict used
by the State highway department was
not fixed until Governor Gardner sug-
gested the compromise price Of S125,
for which the State will food, clothe,
transport and guard the prisoners.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-30

many sections as winter layer. In
size, growth. carly maturity and table
qualities. 1t is equal TO single-comb
white Orpingtons.
Fun-grown specimens weigh from
eight and one-half to ten pounds for
males and seven to eight pounds for
females. They have established n rep
utation for having tender. juicy flesh.
They have white skin, legs and beak,
and n full breast. Their plumage is
white in all sections. which contrasts
sharply with their blood-red combs
and wattles.
This fowl is in good market condi-
ton at all ages from broiler to rooster.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-30

supply for the suburban flock Is some
what different from that of the city
poultry keeper In the former case
quite more fowls are kept. and as a
GENERAL rule more land is available
for the home production of the supply.
In most cases there is also n medium
sized lawn. the clippings from which
can be saved for the fowls. Tho main
question here is what to grow for the
best results.
For the early fall green rood there Is
nothing better or easier to produce
than green corn fodder. A few rows
of late-plantcd corn will last until
killing frosts. The only preparation
required in feeding 1t is to cut tho
Stalks and blades in pieces from one
half to an inch in length. After the
corn is no longer available. late cab
baSe supplemented with lawn clippings
can be used for the rest of the winter.
There Is no reason why sprouted oats
cannot be used for the entire winter
II the poultry keeper wishes to go to
the trouble OF preparing them. They
are, perhaps, the one best green food
for both layers and young stock, yet
those already suggested are easier to
provide and will give splendid results.
The writer uses nothing but cabbage
the entire winter.
Lawn clippings are splendid form
OF green food, II properly handled, but
should be supplemented two three
times week with fresh succulence,
such as cabbage or sprouted oats. After
the grass is cut the clippings should be
raked up as soon as they are cured
sufficiently to prevent mold. After be-
| ing gathered, store them in feed sacks
| and hang them up so that the mice can
not destroy them. Before feeding the
clippings steep them in hot water until
| they are tender. This is done by put
Ing the supply In pail, pour on the hot
! water. and leave covered with "A sack
Tor two or three hours.
Because of their ava ilahilitU oil
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-30

season OF the year and the ease with
which they can be produced. sprouted
oats are used on most of the large poul-
try plants. Since the manufacture Of
oat sprouters in various, sizes. the
farmer and suburban poultry-kecper
can also use this form Of green food
without any material outlay for the
proper equipment. 1t Is possible to
sprout oats without the use 9. special
appliances. but the variations of tenn
pcrature in the rooms Of most dwell
ings make the process rather unsatis
factory. 1t is generally cheaper In the
long run to purchase substantial oat
sprouter of the size required for the
flock. Commercial. sprouters are usual
~ equipped with seven trays or flats,
one for each day of the week. In prac-
tice about one square inch of sprouted
oats is fed to each hen daily, and from
size fiat will be necessary to provide
the total supply for the flock.
Oats used for sprouting should be
heavy and of the best grade. Tho de-
sired quantity required each day should
he put In pai., covered with luke
warm water and allowed to soak over
night. To prevent mold, which is often
troublesome. Il little formalin, about
five drops TO the gallon Of water. should
DC added to the water at the time the
oats arc >put to soak. In the morning
the surplus water la drained Oft and
the oats put on the trays or fats about
an inch deep and placed in the sprouter
The oats should be sprtnkled thor
oughly two or three times a day after
they arc put in the trays. About seven
days are required to produce sprouts
from three to TOUR Inches lonp which a.
about the right condition for best re-
suits In feeding. This form of green
food fs the best substitute for the ten
der grass and weeds: II l. vary NIL
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-30
a.able and much rellshed BY chickons

Too many poul.ry r.i,ere tail-,to take
loned by verinin.. Many locks orc mnae
practically worthless by these posts! In
next weeks article numerous methods are
described for Graduating lice andisimitcs. :
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-30

Dox Mnkerr to Double Capacity.
MOUNT OLIVE. N. c., September 20.
The Mount Olive Manufacturing
ompany, manufacturers Of boxes. and
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-07-10
''Cas''

Je edna slovenska revija v Anne
riki. "Cas" prinasa lepe pove-
sti, koristne gosppdarske in 60.
spodinske nasvete, znanstvene "a
nimivOsti, poducne in narodu DO
trebne razprave, mnogo mi6nih
slovenskih pesmic in poleg tega
pa prinasa lere in umetniske sill.
Ike.
List shaja meseGno ma 80 stra-
neh in stane samO $500 ma leto,
"a pol leta $1.0O. Naroca Sc pri
Gas, Pill So. Willard Ave-,
v Clevelandu in okoli.
eli pa ma 6O33 st. Clair ave.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-07-10

Vojni department je izrocil Den
III, predsedniku Odska "a voia-
ske zadeve, podrobnosti o ogrom-
mem ameriskem zraGnem brodov-
ju. Zg~rajenih DO 22,625 letal in
postavka V proracunu znaSa "a
ME $639, 100000.
Horwad Coffin naznania, da
gradnja vezbalis6 IA letalce naprc-
duje. Ma chanutskem vezbaliStu
pri RantOutu, liz. della 1000 delav-
cev, ma vezbaliscu pri Daytonu,
o., je zaposlenih 1000 delavcev.
Mich, DO dograjeno do 10. julia.
Coffin pravi, da je bilo ma chanui-
skem vezbaliscu V teku enega me
SEGA p~Ostavlienih "a pol miljona
dolarjev poslopij. Vas je emo mi
lilo dolga in sc r%azprostira ma svc-
tn, XII je bill Sc pred nekaj tedni
koruzno pole.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-07-10
K~ONFERENCA %CHIKASKIH
JUGoSL. soc. KLUBOV.

CLAM kluba stew. l. Jugosl. Soc.
Zveze, Sc tenn potion proSijo, da
Sc udeleze konference vseh chika-
Skin soc. klubov, dine 7. julia to-
emo OBJ 8. uri zvecer, ma 1895 ely.
bourn Ave.
Ma tel konferenci Sc ina resiti
.Yazno vprasanaje, Xxi je has "a Sc.
DAME ease velikega pomona, ka.
kor tudi IA bodoce delovanje j.
). H., cato upam, da Sc bodo VS.
sodrugi lie conference gotovo u.
delezili.
; socialisticnim pozdravOm
l.. f. Truger, tajnik
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-07-10

nsOrnarjev je prihajala neregu-
larna .pOsta IL Nemcije, Avstrije
in Ogrske V Svico in cd tam ma
Dansko, od koder je prihajala V
Zdruzene drzave. Mornarji so IL
povedali, Ola je bilo mnogo mere
gularne poste poslane IL Zdruze-
Min draw skozi Svico, pri tenn so
Sc odposiljatelii posluzevali dam
skin, svedskih in norveskih lux.
Dokler nj preiskava izvrSena, sc
seveda ne more reel mic pozitiv-
mega.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-07-10
zdrayila XII pomagajo X poletni
udobnosti.

Ali Sc hocete pOcutiti udsbno Y
pOletnih mesecih? Glavna stvar
je, da prezenete bolezen in ker je
kljuc do vecine poletnih bolezni
V zelOd6nih nerednostih. ime.jte
creva vedno cista in odprta 5 30.
mOcjo Trinerjevega Amerikanske-
ga Eliksirja cd grenkega Vina.
Tia %priprava, Xxi ie zdravilo in ne
pijaGa, izGisti vas zelodec in ga
vzdrzuje Sistega, pomaya prebavi
in okrepi eel vas sistem. ReSili So
boste zelodcnih aeredov, glavobo-
la, nervOznosti, izgube teka it'd. in
sc boste veselili lepih poletnih
mesecev V udobnosti in r~asveselje-
vanju. Cena $I00 V lekarnah.
TrinerjevO Mazilo je zdravilo, XII
bi je vednO morali imeti pri ro-
kah. Neprecenljive vrednosti Van
DO V resnih slucajih (izpahnjenih,
oteklinah, Odrgah, nevralgincih in
revmatienih bolecinah) in "a os-
vezenje utrujenih misic in nog.
Cena % in soc V lekarnah, po pa
sti 35 in zoe. =
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-07-10

Vladni organi so zaplenili V
New Yorku dOkumente in pisma,
o katerih ~praviio. da vodijo do
odkritsa dOslei neosumlienih oseb
V Philadelphia, BGstonu I'm Chi
eagu, XII so Jill boje nemski vohuni.
Oblasti SC prisle ma sled TEN ma
hinacijam. kO so aretirali tri NOR
marie z danske ladje Omitted
States Agentje j~usticnega de-
partmenta so zasegli veliko mno-
Zinc neredne postc. Bio je wee
pOSte "a Transatlantic Trust kom-
PANIC. To je kompanija, pri ka-
teri je Franz Rintelen, obsojen
nemski vohun, hranil denar. Kom-
panija je oglasala, da poslje de-
mar v Avstrijo po nemski subma-
rinki. Pravijo, Ia v kompanijski
poSti MISC nasli ME protipostavne-
ga. Pc izpovedi treh aretiranih
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-07-10
DELO IN D~ELAVSTVO.

Delo ustvarja bogastvo in bla-
g~ostanje narodov. Proizvaje i'm IL
najdbe so sad materijalncga della
ustvarjajOeih. Vsled tehni6nega
napredka raste neprestano splo-
sno bogastvo. Sc nikoli nj bila
p~roizvaja tako silna in Sc nikdar
nj bio ma zemlji toliko bogastva,
kot ravnO V sedanii dobi kapita-
liziranja in indnstrije. Misliti bi
bio seveda tudi, da nj liudstvo
Sc nikdar uzivalo takega blagosta-
MIA in raskOsja kakOr v kapitalis-
ticni dobi. Gospodarski napredek
hi moral koristiti vsem. Ogromno
bogastvO hi morale zadosGati DO
trebam delavskih sloiev. Pc vesm
logicnem misljenju hi morale hi
ii delo V redu resni6nega duSevne-
ga in gospodarskega blagostanja.
DeJansko je pa polOzaj YES dru-
gacen. DelO donaSa d%elavskemu
lJudstvu namesto blagostanja rev.
Seine in pOmanjkanje.
In kako to-? V tenn ie VISA
vaznost socialnega vprasanja. De.
iavec ne pOseduje sredstev della.
LIE takO 81 mOramo raztolmaciti
dejstvo, ola ne uziva delavec
sadov svojega della. Delavec po-
seduje lie delovno moe, - ono de-
lovno moe, XII daie prSizvaji obi
ko in vrednost, Xxi ~ustvar.ia, pos
pesuje in pomnozuje socialno bo-
gastvO in sploSni svetovni napre-
dek.
Delo nj donasa proletarcu xiv
ljenja, sreGe in blagostania, zani
je delo vzrok boil, stradanju in
razredni k%rivi6nosti. Tia vzrok no.
ma kratkem po.iasniti in DER
Socialno bogastvo ustvarja de-
Iowa moe. Socialna uredba, XII
deli Glovesko druzbo pc razredih
- razrede gospodujoiich in v
razred raZlascenih - sill delavca.
da mora prodajati svojo ustvar-
delovno moe onim, XII mo-
nopOlizirajO bOgastvo in proizva-
10. Delodajalec ie posestnik della.
in OF kupuje delovno moe proiz-
vajalcev. Delavec ie plaGan SUI
lenj posedujoGih, Xxi pa ne placu-
ie.iO njegove financne i'm duSevne
.1elovne moci po vrcdnosti proiz-
lie del te vrednosti Sc izplacu-
ie delavcu. Vecii del vrednosti pa
delodaialcu, XII kopiei tako
Dogastvo, kapitale. Kapital pred
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-07-10
Sfranka
Fajnikom Jugosl. klubov ma zna-
ME.

Tajniki, XII SO dobili cd okrai-
nih ali drzavnih tajnikov pole "a
n~albiranje obrambnega fonda, mai
tie pole zadrze in maj ne zbirajo
novcev tako dolgo, dokler ne do
be enakih pol IL urada tajniStva
}. :. Il. kajti vse te pole in novce
je poslati gl. tajnistvu j. s. L. in
nikamor drugam, ker gre del te
svote "a iste namene v blagajno
j. s. u.
Tajnistvo j. :. u.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-07-10

HagOvorniki piva in vina so pre-
pritani, da imajp V senatu toliko
glasov. da no dovoljeno varenje
piva in izdelovanie vina. Ia po-
polno- prohibicijo, 10 ie "a odpra-
vo vina in piva, je komaj 30 Sc
natOrjev. V senatskih krogih 60
wore, da zahteva senator Cham
berlain pc reSitvi prohibicionistic-
mega vpraSanja, da senat g%lasuie
o zivilski predlogi V celoti. - Ku-
hanje zganja DO najbrz prepove-
danO.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-07-10
stavlia lie nakopicenje delovne

sta'iJa ie nakoplcenJe delovnc
mo6i.
Toda, kakO je vendarle mogoee,
da je malostevilen razred gospo-
dujoeih kapitalistov zasuznil de-
lavski razred tako, ia ga je pri-
sill. ola sc vdaja izkorisGevanjug
To je bilo mogoee vsled tega, ker
81 je kapitalistiGni razred osvojil
proizvajalna sredstva ~(stroje, to-
varne, zemljo it'd. it'd TIA proiz-
~vajalna sredstva predstavljajo e.
dino eksistencno sredstvO. cato lie
delavec prisilien, ako no6e trpeti
gladu in pomankanja, da proda-
ia kapitalu edino vrednost, XII mn
Sc ostaia, namrec "delovno moe.
cato je kapitalistu omogoGeno IL
k%oriSGanje delavstva in nakopiGe-
vanjc k%apitalov; cato je delo IA
one, Xxi ga ustvarjaio, vzrok rev.
Seine -.
Toda krivicna razdelitev boga-
silva omogocajo Sc drugi vzroki:
Stroj je najhujSi konkurent de-
lavstva. Stroj nadomesGa in 5
tenn izStradava delavca. Konku-
renca stroja ma eni strani in ma
drugi kOnkurenca med kapitalisti
omogoca neprestanO slabsanje de-
lavstva.
Naravna posledica kapitalistic-
mega izkoriscevanja in tlacanstva
je raZredni boj in razredno zdru-
zevanje delavskega ljudstva. De-
lavci ne poseduiejo lie delovne mo-
ti. Posedujejo tudi nekaj pravic.
Predvsem pravico, Xxi Jim gre pc
vseh naravnih in cloveSkih zako-
nih, to je pravico do z~ivljenja. Sc
danji kapitalisticni rezim ne pri-
znava delavcu tie pravice. Toda
delavstvO le priSlo do zavesti svo-
jih pravic III Sc cato vneto III Sloz-
no bOri ma politicnem in gospO-
darskem polju "a uveljavljanie
svOjih razrednfh tezenj. BOZ de.
lavstva, XII je BOZ IA uveljavljenje
pravic in interesov r~azlaseenih
napram interesom. posedujoeih
mora biti "a to %neposredni boj raz
reda proti razredu. Medina giba.
MIA in stavke dokazujejo, da Sc
razredni spor cimdalje poostrujt
ter izrazajo dejansko, da je delav
ski razred proti sedanji kapitali
sticni uredbi elOveske druzbe.
Delavci so sunni kapitalistov il
deloda jalcev. Ma ramah delav
cev slOni krivicm sistem izkori
scanja in pObijanja. Pi6lO stevilC
izvoljenih lenuhOv monopoliziri
zivlienje delavcev in bogastvo, k
> ga oni ustvariajo. Ia gospOdu
joce blagOstanje, sreco in rakos
je "a delayce glad in trpljenje
Ali IRA Osvobojenja prihaja tudi
"a suznje, XII so nasli pot do e.
mancipacije. Zavest mOci in soil.
darna VOLTA preveva delavce, k
hocejo biti svobodni.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-07-10
Tajnikom j. s. z. ma znanje.

TaJnike k%rajevnih klubov - IL
vzemSi n V DRAW Illinois =
prosim, maj mi takoj naznanijo
potion %dopisnice ali pisma, ce so
dobili cd drzavnih tajnikov "Spe-
cial dues stamps "a pokritje
konvencnih stroskov. Storite to
kakor nitro mogoce.
Tajnistvo j. S. u.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-07-10
Pittsburgh, Pa.

Nabi Sc vse clane soc. kluba stv.
l31, da Sc vdelez redne klubove
seJe, katera sc vrSi ID. Julia OBJ
.. uri dopOldan ma 45i6 Plumer
1t. Ma dnevnem redu so pravila,
volitev odbornihov in vee vaznih
recl. Tajnik.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-07-10
Zadnji opomin!

Vsem tistim, katerim smo razposlali opomine in do
sedaJ Sc MISC poravnali %narocnine, naznanjamo, da dobe
Sc emo ali X vecjemu dive stevilke. kdor je v stski "a denar
In xeh ia Sc mu Proletarec ne ustavi, dotiGni mai to takoj
naznani.t List tudi ne bono ustavili tistim narosnikom.
"a katere zastopniki izjavijo, da maj Sc p~osilja.
"' @'~ SIRE UpravniStvo.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-07-10

V lekarnah. Cena $40. Jos.
Triner, izdelovalec, 1888 - 1899
So. Ashland Ave, Chicago, Ill.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-07-10

zejo, da Sc lahko koraaa cd veil.
kega uspeha k vecjemu. Cas- je,
da Sc zdramijo tudi ameriski.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-12-02
McDOUGALL KITCHEN CABINETS

We starting McDouga Kitchen Cabinet Club Monday,
 limited to 25 members We have display the 1918 model Me-
 Douga that is unquestonaby the best the market See their patented and other novel and exclusive features You will not be satsewh other Cabinet after have the Price, $Q $45 CO., $1 % per week to
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-12-02
PART OF LECTURE
 RECEIPTS GIFT TO HUNGRY ARMENIANS

Concerning the arrangements for the lecture at the tabernacle Tues day evening by an Armcnial mjDis- ter of the Gospel, half of the receipts from admission to be given to the fund for the relief of Armeniai.s, Dr. A. Homer Jordan, minister If the First Christian church, sail last night that he and Dr. ". J. |. Cox, pastor of the First Baptist church, and not tie ,Glisters' association, are responsible for brinSing the lec- turer to Pine Bluff.
 Dr. Jordan said that instead of the event being used to get money for the tabernacle debt fund, it was reai- ly means by which the Armenian fund would derive al! that iF ether wise would not receive. Dr. Jordan and Cr. Cox conceived the plan of bringing the Armenian to Pine Bluff as lecturer, and not as rcpresen- tative of the Armenian leiiaf fund. They first considered paying hlm Q fee, and then concluded it would be better and more mag unanimous ; plan to give half of the reccl is from the sale of admission tickets 70 tho Armenian fund, and the other half to go to the tabernacle fuiG.
 It is apparent that the :s-5 minis ters were 'actuated by the pures: no- tives, as has been pointed out, and that. they thought. to contribute .c the relief of the Armenans by giving half of the receipts from the lecture.
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HUNS IMPLICIT
 ON ITALY THE
 FATE OF BELGIUM


 re"saaiS,nington, Dec. 1.-All the op- ;msssive ;,ss measures which character ans ,S,I the German invasion of Belgium, ~h.. IN many of the acts of barbarism se sMch revolted the civilized world, ssemlofficial dispatches from Rome ticea hs' Say, are. now being prac- of 1,a;y 'he Austlo-German Invaders ratcSos Ss. Near Benson, the dis. ianl uo, say the invaders placed Ital. tr;nms sAeh and children before their ltal;es as they advanced and. the sacr;s;. soidlers were compelled to
 h 1e .s their innocent countrymen. ress;.;a.e ;ne Frleuli region, war taxes, ia S;.lon and conscription of labor Finn practiced as it was in Bel. (;erm E a ana northern France. Austro; ua4 prisoners tell of Italian non
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combatants massacred by the in vading troops and loot from Italian homes and shops had been found on the bodies of dead troops. Soldiers on the Piave declare they hear the screams of women and children from the opposite side of the river.
 The invading armies have taken away cattle and other property and burned household furniture for their bivouac fires at night. Bosnian troops, the dispatches say, have com mitted unnamable atrocities.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-12-02
TOBACCO FUND
 STILL GROWS

The -Graphic's tobacco fund for the American soldiers in France still con tinues to grow and contributions for the worthy cause are being received daily. Gerald Triplett, of this city, sent in check for $500 yesterday to be devoted to the tobacco fund, this amount being donated as follows: H. c. Moore, R. l.. Wilkins and Gerald Triplett, $2.50 each, and Abe Knox, 50 cents.
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and MT. Toney was his guest. The sportsmen reported that five big bucks were "bagged," each of the local men getting one. "We had a dandy tilne," said MT. Toney last
 night. Those folks have a nice clubhouse, and they treated us fine" i"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-12-02

Washington, Dec. 1.-Six brigadier. generals of the national army were today prompted to be major general. They are. George H. Cameron, George w. Read. Charles P.s Men0her Charles C. Baliou, Andre BraWstsr, and Charles H. Muir.