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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-12-23
December
By J. C. OLIVER.

By J. C. OLIVER. 1 MONTH jar tam,od! Fer testive O ddys and nights renoUned,
 Joy fraughi, a0ith hallo,oed bene.
 diCtionS cr01Uned Lite's dnnnol cle0ring house for ret.
 rospectiue thought, Where pensiue memory recalls the
 smiles, the tears, The hopes and joys of youth, the 1oves
 of panished gears, And sighs to see the hdvoc, sad, that
 Time has Wr0ught. 0 hoary month! In regions of the
 north aud cast The song ot bird aud ripplin0 ot the
 brook haze ceased, And Mattress thousand charms oj
 snmmcr days haue Jed. There Borsds reig1s, fierce God of
 1cind aud storms And acsnter 0H of Derdure, into
 brotom aud aphitc transforms Aud ieaues TO trace of life aud beau
 ty sped. o happy monthi When keen anticipa.
 ti0M, SaUeet. Flies smift on apings oj ardent 1oue to greet With gifts the friend, the loveY o1
 the kindred near. As Winter closer drGaVS his icy Jet
 tered chGiaS The heart erpGnds and l0pe unselfsh reigns And speeds its largess to the ones most dear. Ilus.rious month 0t most illnstYi0ua birthi Good tidings, peace aud 3oy to aH the edYth 4 heaUesly chosr announced aUEeH Christ WdS born. No other birth such mighty portent bore, This Prince ot Peace achom heGVen end cdYth adore. HoD thrills the heart at thought ol Christmas morn! -Los Angeles Times.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-12-23
A Gross Insult

Lord Rocksavase caught thief in the act of picking his pocket. He grasped the culprit's hand and, looking at it disgustedly, said as he flung 1t from him, ."How dare you put your hand in gentleman's pocket without washing it rfirst.''---Boston Transcript.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-12-23

Among the rural folk in many parts of England it is popular belief that persons who die on Christmas Eve are certain of immediate and eternal happiness.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-12-23

Women jurors in New York City are strong probabilities in the ncar future, owing to the great scarcity of men jurors, due to the war, and the fact that women have received the elective franchise.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-12-23

'Fis said Manager Robinson Of the Dodgers is angling for Pitcher Al Mamaux and is willing to swap Rube Marquard for the kick-over -the-traces Pirate heaver.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-12-23

The United States Radio school at Harvard has a crack hockey team composed of former stars of the ice game.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-12-23
Thoudh a man live in wi!dness, yet if he huilds a better mouse trap, the world ,,iIl make a path to his deOr.

During 1918, in addition to ordinary miscellane- .s work we have been retained engineers for the following improvement districts:
 c,rb and Gutter District Mo- s. Pine Bluff
 Paving District No. A, Pine Bluff
 Drainage District No. 8, Jefferson County v@* Flat Bayou Drainae District Jefferson countyg Cypress Drainage District Conway and Perry counties.
 Road Improvement District No. l, Faulkner county
 Road Improvement District Mo- ?, Johnson county.
 Road Improvement District Mo- 19, Jefferson county
 Road Improvement District Mo- 21 Jefferson county.
 Monroe County Road Improvement District
 Road Improvement District No 1, Perry county
 Road Improvement District Mo- l. Sharp county. Road Improvement District No. g. Woodruff county this makes
 10 Road Improvement Districts,
 Drainage Districts and
 Miscellaneous Improvement Districts located in 13 different counties, and involving ex penditure of over $1 100000, for which gineers. We feel very grateful to clients for having ntrusted this work to lls and wish them Merry Christmas and Happy and Prosperous New Year. PARkES ENGINEERING COMPANY WM J. PARKEs, Manager. Citizens Bank Bldg Pine Bluff, Ark
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-26
Nas aIte gieA.

2pnoon, 25. Sanuar. 2lopos
9lgentur meloef. Der 06uiiAc Gam.
pier oGon" bon 1869 Eonneu ici
bcrientt mor0en.
(Ccr n8on~ ipurOe 8ulcbt bon
@lorieiue bel ieiner mu 26. Ge8cm.
Der erfoIgtcn sLbio6rt nod Sfor, Eu-
mis-, eeiHcIOet)
Gno LonO fu@t9(te6crloge e
ob8ui6w den
@oriS, 25. Sonuar. Cine
beutc Slbelio crloiicnc ofii5icIc 9c.
fountmodlung ioet SSoIgcnocS:
wSn @inblid ouf bic mieocrbolicH
@cbaiptltnecn in Ociitiden omtIidcl
geridtcn 1T cs notbwcnOig, nod cin'
nal tlor 6u conitatiren ooB feines
Der britiidcu Sdiifc, 0ic an Dem
Secsefcht am 0icnitag glorocn
t6eilnobmen bon cincm fcinoIihen
Shiffc ocrommt o6er ionlhpic bcIhda
oigt murOe, ousgcnomnicn oer Tor
peooboot5crit0rer, ser, mic bereits
gemelOet, ionf nodocm CT torpcoirt
ipor6en mar"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-26

Soiimna alf Sic9 fdmpien, Dor, 10
miro ociien Din i'd 0eiuiB, cS niitIib
icin S5rer 9cicr 9luimcrfioufcit ouf
ocu o6iecn 9cralci6 init OcrScidlidl.
tc S1rcS giireerfriegeS 5u Ieutcu
Snoen i'd cine 606erc slutoritot
anfii6re ais i'd ieI6it cine 6in
f6nueu Sic, ivic aus @enerol SaigS
lcsten Gepeitef ergebt, ielbit icben
oaB Die 9lrmee ciucn 6ricoen IN Oem
ieBi0en Stonopuntt OeS &riegcS ais
ein Gerbremeli auieben uiirOe. (@cu
Olairicc lit ais &enner DER @eidjidtc
oes 9iir9erfrieaes befannt NIIs Ger
jebiac &riea aus6radl, nor er oobei
ciuc @io1rop6ic BON 9io6crt 6. 9N
5u imrci6cn)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-26

Su Scr aommer crtldrten iidl bcutc
i'm 2ouic Der Gcboiic iibcr sic gSils
lon'icbe Heoe oor Ocm amcriIoliidcn
5cnot mc6rerc Su3ioliitcn gcsen ei.
nc Gr5luiuglmg OeS 5rie0ens. Scr
bctogte Golniniiten6iibrer Sontbeer
NleyouOcr 5reOcrid Sc Sobonnin
2c6man, 6iclt cine 9lniprodc, in
mclder CT Dem @r6iioeutcu @iIion
cir eerooe5u ent6uiioiiii1eS Sob 5oQ-
te. Gr ioat es ici oluhouS iaIih,
oic @eitrebnoeu ocS Sui Niliou
ais ntopiidl abt6uu 81 woaen. lno CT
oppelirtc an 8oIlanO, Ocn Stono.
prnft Ocs 3raiiocitcu Der &erciuia-
ten Staoten nod aaen Srdften 5ig
unterItiibcn.
Sn @contuortung crtldrte per
boIl1noiibe Nliniiicr Ocs 9liswdrti-
gen, Soutbcer QouOon, oaB CT Der
9(niidt iei, OoB eS cine imuciic go
litif fir sic glieocrInnoe icin piir0c,
iib 5u binocr wirt6i6nitlicbcli oocr
militdriidcn Gruf 5pedS Gr5lpin.
gluig Ocs 6ricocns aiS5niibeu gr
mcllc icoob pidt Oo6m periionoen
Iciu OoB CT @rdiiocnt @i(iou's Gor.
idlog opponire
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-26
2seri@t Oes Oent[dlen @eneraraaOs.
(0rabiIos na6 'eabpiueI

Scrln 25 Samna %ui6ldc Slmnacn anf cncr Sront pon
ehu cds Mclcu mn n6Oden GnS Der Fi@ndn Sinc FnO
Ocn 0cndcn crobcr mprSn,
Die Snhen baba 9cicrOcn Gsbradlt c cOOd nid i'm
StnS Oc Sendrn m Sdn& 9OIn bic me0r ais 100 onscu
madlten nNO Orei5etn WlniddnCn9ewebre er6cntctcn.
Sn Der rmanidcn 6Ont bat dnrc SGlte ensct wOOnrd
Gperqipap bcInabe sam SiltnnO gcbrcdt UorOcI ino.
Nn ocm uctGn &rcgsdauplahs Die 0cS S6dtiefcit clue
lcr bgafc nTo g lun m uctesc atroneu wcdtc o6spet
Et Nngnben nS Dem nmdrn Tcrid oS ocnldu Nrmecbnnp
QUARTERS cnnommc Ocr 1cuc amas nsObn wnrO nnO oIecn
bcrmnan aaict;
CcfIiGcr GricaSI6anplat
rmccsnPpc hes %ru5cn supuO SODu n 6ciOeu Setcn
aeS 6nNec Nm m &ao1rA obcn mir in mn@scn %orNcn mcb
rnc beicgte Snngca mf cucr SrOnt n Somr
terri ncnnmn &ir II Sierc 1900 Innn n Wcfnnac
nnO crbcncten Orc6n Madinengeucbrc
Die 3hn bradtcn o 9cicrDeu auf We9en-
anorie e fornen Soa nnicrcn Sprmard Mat onfbalt'n
Nni Oem Mriidn cr OeS SluicS Ma u AbGcnnsm 6cndcr
9smcn in bic fnOldc sh0nns in SO Semcrn cinsSrnnacn
SnIfor- arirsss6unplot
Nrmcc9Tappc SGS GbcroeS Sppb pOn ScirfGd IN on uc
bcOcfcn Scron obn m tdsd ctc sui6u GruOnnasa6tBcun
nnO oco grcrie Scu a6gcipt Su Sem ycirf yudcn
&onO nn Ocm %uno Sac 0au mir occu ani5o GciOnonc &C.
madt
cn G6uc rrdt upoc Occ npsrmcn oca gscr beroa Sn0c
Gnons Der Conan icrc OC Nrcr a6sr Ncn 6lm wa9uO
an mcbrcrrn SteIcu 81 gaRnpparnssdten fam.
YoCc0Dnid lcbcrraidnnqSnnorc gconne
nnO Sctc nn Der StrnmoGbne gcrugcr Seocnnng
@efIider AricgSidnMpIu6
grmcconppc Ocs Arunpri6en 9nppredt ga9n Sm NrO
Sitt gc3irf 5udcu Nncrc SUNNI, unO I'M 1r
nnm bic S6ast Oer 9rierie Scr Nnnpe ctweig u
icnip SIS ipcn Fd micOcrOc Sdarmhtcl Wii6n Grtnu
oungsbtcnnaen nnrn Stennnsen SHSGih
Sac nOSud SemS Sransrn 96cimicr prnfide adid
Nbtanscu in irou6i 5dGtenaabc Gin fcbcn fhurm
Sample mf cincm Sir nS hrcs @uun ais @ennsrc uic nit
jmet NiolhncngemCgreE nad] ibren SStclangcn 5nrEf
Nrmeegrnppe NeS OeiMn &rpnpnn Gard cine i6uc crfOIgs
redc @rnnonng sang Ybbuuscn
&cicrOe nnnieric nn oni5Fden @Ofn Or@aO cu Scr.
t9o9rr bnen orcinl SG bcrlCgcn Sic radn enns
9enc nno Elm Naidncngemebr in bic Surgen snrf
Nm Slinir in ben SOscicn it Gin @Ooh Ssrnd irun5G.
ldlcn 6rfnHonngss Scademeus p6aig ttIgdlngen
Na Flares @cr Gcrrdt sic Seecr un 6cScn Soften eGr
Tcac t0ats"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-26
ensouOff luirb gOtfdJaftsr.


2onoon 25. Saiuor. Gilc
DepeIbe aus 9eters6nrg ali sic
Zines mcIoct ooB oic Grncnuina
BON 5crgins So5onoff ocs fril6cren
rliiiibcn 9(usIanos. @liniitcrs. Slrn
9otidufter in 9onoon crfolat lit. Ole
britiihe Rceierung bobc bcrcitS ont
0icnitos ibrc 3uitimmung nod 9e.
troeroO ecfobeIt. Sosonoff wiinidlt.
70 balo ols mogGh icinen neucn 80.
iten on6utreten, 6o6 oiirftc, mic ole
0epeihc ioet nod einige 8eit Der
ltreiden, e0c CT obreiien fam. Ser
Correspondent fiigt Dinsu
1SSn5lpiiden itebt al boffcn. oaB
iid Die innerc Gage IN 9luBlmo fld
ren lmo 70 Die 9luigobcn scr oiplo,
motii6cn Gcrtrcter glliBtono'S crs
leihtcrn Miro"
(Sersus So8onoif mntoc im
Sabre 1910 gnslono8 WiiuiIter lmo
5wor ais 9Iodiolger bon sSsiuolsfp.
welder reiianirtc. ua60em Deter.
reid llngorn Die glnncriou iiber Dos
nien ino oie Ser8cgomina uagacipro.
den bate So5ouoff frat oon in
SuIi lesten SobreS BON icincm $50
itcn aus @eiuno6citsriidiidtcn Sn
riid.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-26
shumaS, gLppen hilft.

@oUrc IS. Hotuar. g[nf sen
Avpca 0cS 0luniiiousmiiiiicrS MI
bert lbomoS, aus potriotiidjcit tSriin-
ocn pieocr sur SIrbeit griid3ufebrcu,
boben bic N Oen Stabhucrfen uon
SGncioer & So. bcihaitiateu Scltc
wic0er bic 9(rbeit ouigenonlmen.
(0ic 9lr6citer ser Sirma S1ncioer
& So, pelde III Sarfler ons dlueit.
ar0Bte Stahlmerf IN oan5 Granfreib
betrcibt. batteu om Gienitag Oic glr.
belt iirOer9elegt)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-26
(griedlcnIanN fiiat had 8mana.

Sonoon, 20. ,Sannor St
lle6crcinitinmng nit BEN 5oroc.
runecn Der 9Cliirten, mel6cn e5ric
aeinono iid tiir5lidb fiigtc, Dat 0iu
gricaiitbe Sicoicrng Gcute ocn Csc.
lonOien Der 9llliirteil cine Hotc iibcr.
rciht IN peldcr iormea @coauerH
iiber Die Gorfomuniiie glnionos Dc
SENDER, ols nuf Streitfrditc Der qll
liirten BON @rie1en geieuert wnroe,
ouseeoriidt miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-26
Jangen 1900 Rugen; er6eu(en l3 ]llofc6ncn
geWeOrC.
aim sc snort eommc-,oaoel miro IsD6oft acrdmpft
2as sleuclIc pom Oeulfdm .@auptquartier.
(NrablIos nber enhplIIcl

Berlin, % Sannar. Die 0ent6n 6o6n i6rcn gugriin
nn bic rnfdcn Snn au beOcu ern ss gO in Der 3sae
0cnO nrSdcn GuOc Der rndcu Sront pC SOrdrite &C.
mndDt
Si SHuSc brnst AbnO 81 pacr SnnOc Onssesebnc
Nmtidjc Sdt ScS beuti@cn SnerNlnbS Srclbc lantct:
gn Dem wcidn liicr Der WaS, %erSnn NscnO Oie
@cdtStbdgfcit Der @eocnO gRUrt .SeelS
bGaic 5m lcbrocn @ an Der @rpm ds grOhercr Be
Nentnng creignct.
Nnf Om Oidn @rgSdnplot Soncrn Die Neicde b6oitcr
ce fOrt; mir ba6 an bcScn icr OeS 6ud gn 6Ortrt oc
mndJt"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-26

aaniiotionen unO 9ottericn IN Der
05eoeno bon @ures,i noro0itti6 BON
euncDiIle, mo ON @ortmonnsluciIcr-
fopi ocrihtct.
Die 9trtiIleric. .G6dtigfeit mar I'M
oberen GlioB iebr lcbboit. 9lui Oem
0leIt Der 6ront gob eS nitbts bon @e.
Ocutung."
y9os sic 9elgier melOen.
%orts. 25. Somior. Die bcu-
tiee omtIi6c @2itt6eihms ocs belgi.
idlen arieeSbureous laitet pie tolgt;
n9(uf Scr eon6en belgiidcn 6ront
oouerte sic &ononooe IN inteniiucr
g9eiie fort. Sn Ser @egenO bon
Stccnitrotc bobcn iidI bcitioc @om.
6enf6mpie obgeipieIt."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-26

Ql6pnneuicn, bie ben yScniidjcn Gorrcs
ipcnocntrn" nidjt pfnitItd cher unreacIs
nidnIn erbaIici, iinb aebcicn, Der Office
oapUu per SeIepbOn Oocr idItlftlih Nsit.
tbciInHg 81 iHahen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-26
o,,.,, 9sletaa-l.dcn.
a5 SS9es Hrcmpis pienifs,
y, = S. ". SSinniss,
i,lsnsor rshS.oomaro. etrake.
''"'"j q. Nuiil aa07


y or f;,, N'"ttDHNNN'
Ger oae olo Sonoon, %. Sal
8rci6o~r'U 'U'al-'lmciaer~ t6cilt nit, Dob
ior cira. Oo'l Dlqiienbo6 ais Giret.
GrpSGr,'S, 0ellen 3weiaes oqs ariegS-
it, Nci,a', sal'lie9 aruount luoroen
IoaOmirta; OyG ,ilocd oariu 6citc6cn iod.
i6r0er,, 9ls@,altliae 8rcouction 5u
iuidtioc e, Kan uIoubt DAB ooour@
tlino Ser " Vlllnolftelunoen in scr Md.
6er6eiiiisrSS.i 81 SS.ilnu'Iirlma BON sldcrboli
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-26
0si6e 8dmptr
9auerm im RiSn 81
ltrift fort.
9cmtidbc Sffenfiue nIad)t
&uiicm itbiper 5M irbaffem.

SCutl1DC WgWVUe UNutDt
&uiicm irbiper ar ibaffeit.
9iiid5uo Ocr ruiiiidcn Erllppcn flo
oItlid bonn 6luIic 9(o I'M umt-
Ii@cu @etcrs6urecr 9cri3t 5u-
ococbcll n SSn Der .Sumpi-
@cgeno wurocu oic ocutiben
&orit0Be ougeblb .5uriifgcipic-
len. - sSoS ooS irou50iiibc
&ricgS6iircou mclOct.
%ctcrSburM %. Somlor, bio
SonOon. SSn Ocm 9loumc BON Sligo
lc6cn ii6 bic pcr5peiclten Sdmpie
iort SSeiicrc gln9riiic pon Seiten
Der 0cutihen iino nod oiii5icacr
@cloung in ser Sumpi9cocuO
obgeipieien lmo 0lrb @egcnongriffc
puroc Scr 6eiuo aus Oeu 0itlidcn
&orI0nicrn ocS Sumpfcs pcrtrieben.
Siio0itlid' oeS Shliics gto murOcr
rltiliide glbtbeiluugen ole gum gln-
griff Oorgcgongcn morerL I'M glngc.
iicbt cines oputic6en ghgriiiS cine
Drittclmcile 5uriidgc5ogci. Der omt.
lihe 9cridJt loitet.
v8cit.Sront: Scinolic6c Sruppeu.
forpcr, Oic nod itarfcr 9lrtiGericuor.
bcrcitrng pcrhld)ien iniiere Sulppcn
norolih pon Sbmorocn imO h scr
globc oer norOwcitlihen Gde ocs 81.
rul-Sumpfes on5ugcben, wurocn
ourd unier 6eucr in ibre @rdben
5liriidgemorfen
llnmlf6orlcbe 9(ngrifie 0cs Sem
Ocs ouf iniicrc Epppeu in Stel(rn
9cu 5lpiiden 0ent SiruI-Smlpic lmo
oer 5uiie 9(n wurocn aucrIt ourn
unicr 8eiicr Dcreitelt, uno poter
iprrOc 0er 6eino ourh cmcn @e9en,
cnoriii poa cincul iMicrcr topicrel
Hcaimcntcr aug scr NIigelocgcno III
ocr 9ldc6borihoft ocr 6itlincu Ior.
Iduicr OcS &irliLSupieS 5uriIdgc'
lporien.
5uo0itlid Oes 6luiicS 9lo eriiicn
ulicrc Ernppcn in ocr Ni6tma mi
ocn Ort aolri5u oil. Sic GcutId)cn
gingcn nod6cnl iic oicic Sruppcn
nit idwercr 9(rtillcric bcid)oiicn bot.
ten, BONN ld6lt sum 9lnariifc Dor
mo Or1n9tcn ilnierc Srippen in
norolidcr 93i6tlmG cine 0rittelmeile
melt 5uriid.
@ortn6digc a6npfc Ooucrn iort.
9lm 9}o6mittog muroc Gin fcino
libcr g(croplon bon imiercr 9lrtiaeric
ectroffen. or 0mg mnerboI6 mn
icrcr 2micn, inn &oune Oes 0oricS
Smolno, peitli6 ben 9roop (uorooit
lid bon 2cmbcre) bcrlmter SS05.
reno tires gl6lhlr5eS gcrietb Die @io
ihinc onrd brcnncnocs 9cn5m IN
SronO. Ger 5ii6rcr mo Ycobohter,
Oic 6u enttonwen in6teL wnrOen
gciongcn aeuommcn unO 5wei Wios
idincngcmc6re Ocs glcropIans CT
beutct.
aanfoiiihc Sront. Der 9cionuntcn
6ront cntlanG Dcrrl6lcn i6werc
SdlnccItiirme.
Sltf 0cm Sdjworscn W1ccrc Der
lentte cincs unicrtr Souhbootc bier
S@ooncr IN ocr 9id6c oeS Qosporus.
9rei lueitcrc S6ooncr, ucldc oen
Eou@boot bcocgnctcb mnrOen 5unl
SIniIouien ge8lpungcn mo muroen
oard oen berridcnoch Sturm IN
Erllmner ocIcgt~
Der fron56iii@c @erid t.
&oriS, 25. Somlar. 9io6 Def.
ii9er 9ei&icBung unterna6nleu oie
Ncntlben ciucn 2lngriif olti imicrc
lSro6en orci ailomctcr iiiooitli6 bon
Yerru'ou.9oc. Ser erfolslos perIicf,
Der 5eino licB Ho0tc ouf ocm
6eloe, 0eiBt cs in ocm ofii5icIlcn De
riht. "Sieutenont Wuvnemer 6rudte
aeltern ieincn apeiten gleroplon an
0ielem Eo9c our Stredc uno swor
m DER yloba' ocS 9o6nboics bon
Gboillnes. Gies briiet oic 3o6l Ocr
BON 0ieicm 6ii6rcr pcrnid,tetccit
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-26
0ieaicrune ictt eu6nIfaIa irit

Boris, 25. SSanuar, I'm ipeis
tcre Streitiefeiten apiiden 9lrbeii.
gebern ino 9lrbeitern Su berbiiten
bat scr @lunitionsminiiter gilbert
Ebonas bcfonut eegebct OoB Ct oie
occigneten NloBno6mcn cr9reiicn
lucroe, ntr Sic 206uc in oacn Dhiai.
tionsfobrifcn feit8ltieben. SIT orn etn.
oclncn 6oIIcn miiiIen oabci Sic loto
len yeoingimgen beriidiidtiet iocr.
0eu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-26
8c1u WliIIiOncn Fir Hoif.g0n0itrafrn

@ai6inqtoM %. San, Die
GertbeiIung bon $i0000.000 3nr
llnteritiisung ser cin5elnen Staateh
6ci Dem Ban BON &oitIan0itroben
wluoe beilte Ourd 9lderbalt Setrctdr
Souiton befonnt gegeben.
Bon ser @eiammibeiuiaiaung ai
fallen oui oen Staat 91gp.9ort
500, ,4I0, oitf 9lelp.sScrieD $iiS.425,
oui Connecticut $62, ,iS0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-26
Dit 5llOnror-
gO(trin
Sn &CrDinNnng nit
gSillOn's SleOr
Sm cimem Seichluk Scs
5enatOrs SOrab betDnt.

Der critc Sdritt scr Oppoiition &C.
gen oen gori9Ioe Oes 9rdiiOcn.
ten bc5iioIi6 &bciIuubme Der
Scrciniaten 5tootcn an inter-
notionoIcr 5ricocusIieo. Sicio-
luton nimmt uibt Oircft ouf sic
Sicoc ocs 9SroiiOentcn 9c5ua.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-26

@cucrol @iollrice, Der &citcr ser bri.
tii6cn militGriic6en Spcrotioncn.
Gr glouDt onac6lib immer
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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-10-24

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Important in the Fall Wardrobe.

Within her own four walls the earn
est and busy woman Of today may for
get to be strenuous and throw aside
her new responsibilities for a while.
Along with a cup Of tea she will be
able to gather refreshment from a
negligee as simple and pretty and alto
gether adorable as that shown IN the
picture, and she Is wise woman who
will Indulge herself In this kind Of re-
taxation.
Many Of the new negligees are pre-
tentious and really splendid, but this
particular example is simple and
sweet. The richer ones are Of satin,
deliberately draped with lace and look
more snowy than comfortable. The
negligee printed might be of colored
wolfe, of crepe or thin silk, in plain or
figured patterns. It is made with
plain, loose-fitting bodice. opening sur
plice fashion at the front, Joined to
skirt shirred on two cords below the
waistline and open down the front.
The opening at the front Of the bod
Ice IL bordered with lace and lace Dor
dees all the edges Of the skirt Ell
bow sleeves are finished with a frill
q the material edged with lace.
A lacs patticoat u essential to the
The Dolores star., 1917-09-14
SHARKS TO SERVE MANKIND
Veteran Fisherman Believes That,
Properly Handled, the Meat Of
the Fish 10 Edible.

Russell J. Coles Of Danville, Va,
who taught Colonel Roosevelt how to
harpoOn devilfish, announced that he
has discovered method Of preventing
worldwide starvation by tests he has
carried out with regard to certain spe-
cies Of the dark shark and ray family.
Mr.. Coles has just come back from
Morehead City. N. c.. where he caught
a number Of fish, and despite the pop
ulay belief that the eating of them
would bring death in a terrible form,
he decided to take the risk and he
sampled several of them. He has sent
complete record of his findings to
Herbert Hoover In the hope that the
food administrator will incline an ear
and start the fashion Of shark eating.
Mr.. Coles believes that the sides of
the larger fish may be tanned and con-
verted Into marketable leather.
After trying several methods the
Danville man gives the following re-
cipe for cooking shark steak:
Salt heavily for 80 minutes, soak out
In three waters. parboil few minutes,
change water. parboil again. cook
heavily seasoned and serve hot. The
amount Of seasoning must be used ac-
cording to the odor Of the meat.
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Distinctive One. Piece Frock.

side, from the bust to waistllne, tack
the panel to the lining or under bod
Ice. ..
The sleeves are set in the under bod
ice. and the chances are that the dress
fastens along the under-arm and Shout
der.
The panel In the waist Is met by n
panel in the skirt stitched down about
six inches below the waist and fall
ing free from there. Two cascades in
the material terminate at the knee and
below this drapery the skirt is buttoned
along the seams with the front caught
up little at the hem.
The sleeves are plain, with cuffs of
Organdie that are detachable. One of
the new ruffied collars of organdie is
worn at the neck. These collar and
cuff sets are made In light colors and
white. and are the forerunners of a
variety of sets that will be worn on
plain, one-piece frocks this winter.
They will take the place Of the shirt
waist in freshening the dress that ID
worn day In and out.
The Dolores star., 1917-09-14

Among the many new one-piece
frocks Of wool for winter, there are a
few that contrive to be as simple as
fashion demands. and as original and
clever as the most exacting of careful
dressers could ask. These two at
tributes-simplicity and originality
have no rivals when 1t comes to con-
ferring distinction on any sort of ap-
parel. They are the hallmarks Of
genius In designer.
The neat and spirited frock above
Is an example of fine draping In an
otherwise plain dress, with n clever
new management of the skirt and
beautiful adjustment to the figure. Any
of the reliable wool fabrics, as serge,
gaberdine. broadclOth, velours, serve
equally well to make 1t, and it Is to be
recommended to those who intend to
remodel last years suit into this
years frock. The bodice Is long on
the shoulder where a plait extends
over the top of the sleeves, and q
shaped panel is sloped to the waist
line. Three buttons, set on at each
The Dolores star., 1917-09-14
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with relax
ing " EARN . -
H ellen lay be-
tween the cool
smoothness Of the
linen sheets. sur.
veying the luxuri-
Gus appointment
of the room.
The pane le d
wallis the gray.
enameled furni.
ture. the dull blue
Of the velvet car
pet and silken
bed Quilts-even
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On retiring, gently rub spots of dan
druff and itching with Cuticura Oint-
ment. Next morning shampoo with
Cutlcura Soap and hot water using
plenty Of Soap. Cultivate the use of
Cuticura Soap and Ointment for every
day toilet purposes.
Free sample each by mail with Book.
Address postcard. Cutlcura, Dept. L,
Boston. Sold everywhere.-Adv.