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STRIKE CRIPPLES 4
TRAFFIC IN BERLIN
Protest Against Reduced
Bread Ration Serious,
Amsterdam Hears
GERMANS DENY REPORT
AMSTERDAM. Anril IL

AMSTERDAM. April II
Berlin's general strike is Gripping tho
output of metal and wood and tying NJ,
transportation facilities, according TO d,.
matches received here. Details were meavo,
There was no confirmation of one report =,
disorders in the German capital.
The general strike had long been a.
pected the radical Socialists having an
nounced it as a protest against the % ma
cent cut in the bread ration put into effeo,
Sunday.
Semoncial dispatches, however. insis,o,
that the strike had affected very few -,
dustries and that il was without poron.,
public support. In this connection conf.
of the Berlin Socialist organ Vorv.ar,.
received today contained this editorial.
internal disturbances in Germany ,t ,h,.
moment would be calculated deeply TO as
turb Sociaistic peace work. The vain bo',.
that Germany in few months might ~
occurrences similar to those in RusaIs
might again postpone the end of the ,vor
which now seems so near, and cost bun
dreds of thousands of lives on the battl..
field.
whoever has reason or conscience tbero
fore, will especially ask what will be m.
effect of what he does or fails to do todsv"
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COAL MINERS AND BOSSES
UNITE TO SUPPORT WAR

NEW YORK, April 17.--Coal miners and
operators of the bitumnous fields. who are
In separate conferences today, reached an
agreement for "A 20 per cent wage increase
went into joint conference shortly after 3
O'Clock this afternoon to ratify the agree
ment and place themselves on record sup
porting the war
II was understood the joint conference
would vote to speed up coal production and
appoint permanent committee of Ave
miners and five operators to cooperate with
the Government in every way possible
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STRIKE HELPS RECRUITING
Four Galleries Tied Up, but Younger
Miners Enlist

SHAMOKIN. Pa. April flowing to a
number of employees of colieres belonging
to the Philadelphia and Reading Coal and
Iron Company Susquehanna Coal Company
and individual operations going on strike
today because a number of men had not
paid in their dues to the United Mine Work.
ers' fund. four colleres were tied up
As n result United States recruiting Off
GERS enlisted n number Of the younger min
rrs for army and navy duty.
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BRAND WHITLOCK ARRIVES IN PARIS

today
He a French
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GERMANS WHO APPLIED BEFORE WAR NATURALLY

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WINS $500 IN APPEAL
|osior Court Reverses Rule of Com
mon Pleas

11uie ~ Davis. who appealed decision
~ Common Pleas Court. was awarded
M ~ $500 today by the Superior Court
y foauit Of . suit brought against the
AID Society Of the Pennsylvania
lvel Faunce. . member OF the society
nopt years named Miss Davis as
1I4xy II certificate signed shortly
~ dea~r,. AZ Faunce was separated
M Wii4 and gave no notice to the
<h11 Mrs Davis was beneficiary. the
~ wifhhald the death benefits.
povio brought suit I'm the
y 1eci9ed thai. Mrs. FAunce.
MI entflted TO ne money. In
~ (eefee Judge Wiiiiaps said
tI&G ~ the by-laws' Of the
nclice of the name Of the
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Earl Burr, 2sOo S, 22d st.
Louis Jacobson, 221O South st.
NJ. Nicholson. 1927 8. Goth st.
Jacob Waterman, 2906 Wharton st.
p. Kramer, 4th q Christian SITS.
II. Gilman. 1914 S. 5th st.
J. Rubin 22s Ritner St.
n. Swerdlow. 9th & Porter SITS
NJ. Margolin. 17l7 S. 7th St
F. p. Sherry. 21st South SITS.
J. A. Dwyer, 1906 Sansom ST.
Mcbride Co. 33d 4 Wharton SITS.
Chas. Roseberg, 2sth e. Wharton SITS.
n Pauniccea, 1928 Dickinson Sc.
N. Rudnitsky. 1342 Porter St
+, w. Heine, 1901 Wolf st.
Jas; w: Garner, 81. Gray's Ferry Ave.
b. Slott. 1887 s. Goth st.
II. solomon, I'LL Point Breeze Ave.
Ernest Hauck. 1929 Skunk St.
NJ. Kleiman, $50 Passyunk Ave.
Carl Krupp. 2l20 8. 22d ST.
Pinal Polish Co., 1874 f. Passyunk Ave.
L; PeIstrins. lth e. Fitzwater SITS.
VIM. Becker. so N. 18th ST.
John Young. 1898 Federal st.
+. p. Sherry. 2ist South SITS.
The Prescott daily news., 1917-09-26
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS.
Get it at Guthrie's.

Get it at Guthries.
 w. H. Halleburton was among the business visitors to Prescott today.
 Show your patriotism by contribut- ing to the American Red Cross fund ! T. J. Mcfarland, Emmet route two, was a business visitor to Prescott to- day.
 FOR RENTING small houses near Junction City mill. Sam T. White. If
 Mrs. w. T. Sullivan of Ashdown, is in the city for visit and is the guest of Mir. and Mrs. Ben Waller
 FOR SALE-One good young COW with young heifer calf. Sam West moreland, Prescott-Cale route. 1t
 Just received by express, a fresh shipment of Lowney's Candies-the best on earth. Buchanan Drug Store.
 Dr. Thos. w. Mcdaniel, Richard De- laughter and w. L. Britt, all of Bough- ton, were attending to business mat ters in Prescott today.
 Miss Laura Cantley will leave this evening for Little Rock, where she will again have the position as Assist ant matron in the Deaf Mute Institute.
 We have supply of the newest and most popular copyrights, priced at 75c each. Buchanan Drug Store Phone 67.
 J. A. Hood came up this afternoon to meet with the other two members of the exemption board, Judge Franks and Dr. A. A. Reeder. They have work connected with the last call of 76 men and then they will begin on the last call which will take all of the men in Nevadas quota.
The Prescott daily news., 1917-09-26
ALBANY NEWS

Crop gathering progressed finely the past week.
 The cotton pickers are stirring early and late this pretty weather.
 Our gin operators at Sutton and Laneburg have been crowded to their full capacity the past few days.
 The fourth quarterly meeting of Prescott circuit was held at Rocky Mound church Saturday and Sunday. Bro Henderson, our presiding elder, preached an exceptionally fine sermon to large audience Sunday at II o'clock.
 Bro. J. C. Johnson, our pastor, an- nounced Sunday that he will hold a protracted meeting at New Salem church beginning on the second Sun day night in n.October and also stated that Bro. Henderson will assist in the meeting.
 Miss Stacy Garrett leaves this week for the Deaf Mute Institute at Little Rock, where she will assume the duties of supervisor of the little girls.
 Joe Ghormley, one of our soldier boys who went to Camp Pike the past week, has written his uncle, Will Ghormley here to send him a plug of tobacco. Says they have him in quarantine and he has no chance to get any.
The Prescott daily news., 1917-09-26

The Prescott Daily News has it first.
 A. F. Byrd of Emmet, was here a short time this morning.
 Inks, pencils, tablets and other school supplies at Guthrie's.
 Mir. and Mrs. Jno. l. Wade of Emmet, were shopping in Prescott today.
 The News Printing Company will take county scrip on subscription pay ments at 75 cents on the dollar.
 Dr. P. M. Davis and mother, Mrs. Virgil Davis of Rustin, La., and Mrs. w. R. Boney and little daughter of Stamps, are visiting in the city and are guests of MT. and Mrs. Ed Cant | ley.
 Guthrie Drug Store-a good drug store.
The Prescott daily news., 1917-09-26
H. A. Hamilton d Co.
 PRESCOTT. ARK.

A. D. s. Peredixo Cream removes tan and sunburn and leaves d smooth velvety skin. For sale by Buchanan Drug Store. Phone 67.
 Lowney's Chocolates were good 50 years ago, and have been getting bet ter ever since. Fresh lot just re- ceived, 65c to $l.0O per pound. Buch- anan Drug Store.
 Mrs. NJ. C. Scott and daughter. Mrs. Chas. H. Tompkins left this afternoon for Kansas City, Mo-, where they will visit their daughter and sister, Mrs. Roscoe Conkling.
 Buchanan Drug Store has a full line of school books and school supplies. Telephone orders filled carefully and promptly. Phone 67.
 Get the latest news in The Prescott Daily News.
The Prescott daily news., 1917-09-26

WANTED-Your hauling. Moving a speciality. Reasonable charges on anything. 1 am now making my head quarters at Rex Furniture Co.'S. Phine 1. w. H. Hendrix. If
 Good Gasoline, 26 cents per gallon at Buchanan Drug Store.
 When in Prescott we would be glad to have you come around to our office and see us. You will be welcome.
The Prescott daily news., 1917-09-26

H. NJ. Barney of Texarkana, will be in Prescott in a day or two to take collection for the library for the training camps. The War Depart ment has asked that one million dol lars be raised for libraries for the soldiers, and Mir. Barney will come to Prescott as the authorized agent to collect all he can for this purpose.
The Prescott daily news., 1917-09-26

Mrs. C. R. Miller of Hugo, Okla homa, is in the city spending a visit and is the guest of Mrs. A. M. Els worth
 W. D. Hale, Emmet route number two, was in town on business this morning.
The Prescott daily news., 1917-09-26

will surely make you feel more Cat home" among them. No actor, how ever great, can play Mac beth at his best in his street clothes. And few men can wholeheartedly act and FEEL the role of
The Prescott daily news., 1917-09-26

OD appear ance'' alone may not win, you the re- spect of big men: but it
The Detroit times., 1917-01-24
The Little Things

Many think that opportunity must
be something great and unusual aud
that If never comes near them But
the fact 5 thar the surest stepping
stone for any one to a hieher place
lies IN dolng better tire very Thing
closest s., hand
The obstacles 20 our success
usually are not big hinge bur Htue
hing so httle thst we do no. no.
tlce Thorn. or. noting despise Thorn
The world contains 80 much gail
IRE and pessimism largely because
80 many OF US dream All our days az
doing far-on things. bus neglect TO
40 the little things lying right BE-.
fore US
The Panama canal pas dag a
oselful az f5ne Finished + D
the greatest WORK OF civil engineer
ing IN the world bur 1t Was accom-
plished only By ssric of LITTLE
things,
rhe foundation ~ the grcatcsf Tor
tunes t. the oarcrul looknl after the
pennies. even fraction of pennies
The greatest scionti-ta arc not
above minute study OF thr sualiest
insects and seemingly gnia-ent
things
The Creates building arc laid up
single stone a. time
u Is O. no avail 30 u that We
dream ~ mighty structure f we
have no. the patience and humility
70 Do 80 litfle hing AZ toe la, ing
up ~ slngio Stone ThUre are no
great Achievements FOR u= if we are
above doing he little things
Fine visions ere good bu even
an Angelo could realize his visions
only by laying on hts little brush.
marks one by one
II is the vision thai frames car
lives. but n is Tho little things thar
I'll In the picture We may make o.
beautiful or hideous according "a
our hdeliiy and patience IN little
things Christian Herald
The Detroit times., 1917-01-24
II Is An Instance Wherein
Education Isn't Needed.

.lr i CRIME 20 teach a child 70 fear den
,ist.~ declares Dr Guy Mulberry. Of University
n California
The doctor need no, worry. There is no such
crime.
when little Boobies ieit cheek looks like a
halfeclipse OF The moon or when he roars az
nigh, over Jaw bone that he believes IS being
6led r two. DO Won take him 20 the dentist uH-
Ter teachings that the latter Is . mend with Tel
hot plnchers and bloody cross-cw saw. who
vii pun his head or IL he doesn't saw part o.
his face away Not much
On The contrary yon tell Bobbie what kind
funny. cyabie man the dentist Is how he never
hurts little boys how boy Just lies back com
fortably in Big easy chair and the dentist
Just tickes his gums and whoopla the bad. ugly
tooth just nies out. and oh. It's such fun.
Nope 1T Mulberry. parents don't teach their
children fear OF The dentist. Fear Of the dentist
doesn't have 70 be taught In most children
and in many parents fear Of the dentist Is born
You may 20 for The mrs, time. 20 the eve. or
ear. or corn doctor without fear. bur when it's 20
the dentists You're headed YOU don't need %
have taken q course IN any fear-oollege 20 BE-
full Of premature terror. you seem 70 have pass
"a all your previous existence knowing whats
coming 10 you az the dentists The ouly waY
in which your little Bobbie Is taught fear Of the
dentist is through watching you go TO the de-
lists, and parents always seek 70 avoid that
The Detroit times., 1917-01-24
Pointed Paragraphs

Do no' judge The liquor by The
fancy bottle
When denIist is buried ne has
hlled his last cavity
An uptodare woman is seldom up
to-datc WIKI ter age
The cashier should be known b.
The company thai seeps him
Love may IaurN az locksmiihs. but
it never giggles al plumbers
The POOR relation often wonders
whether rich one really has a poor
memory
\ woman says there is no plos
sure In suffering IL she has 20 do Sc
n silence
d doesn't TAX much 6urage ror
man 20 call has Nife down occa.
sionally II she is upstairs
A pert schoolgirl recently inform
ed her mother that she didn't intend
l0 wear short dresses any longer
Il is reported that an Ohit tenn
perance advocate refused 10 have
his portrait painted unless 10 was
done in water colors
When rouble comes hobhlna
along a eoman gives way 20 Hood
Of tears bu' man proceed to tin'
the atmosphere blue.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-24
Uncle Sam Makes Profit
In the Insurance Business

The second annual report OF the United States
bureau OF war risk insurance shows that 10
has paid al losses 20 date and has accumulated
a surplus Of about Two and a third million
dollars
The bureau u war risk insurance vas created
By act OF congress a. The beginning Of The var
70 carry on as a public service the insurance
OF merchant vessels when the private Insurance
companies had either ceased 70 write policies
or were demanding exorbltant premiums
The only investment mat Uncle sam made
was the appropriation Il 100000 70 pay the
expenses Of organizing. printing stationery. and
salaries but up to date Only Scala mas been
expended
During IT, two years existence the bureau
has written 1854 policies covering slsS 5ss.ss7
OF insurance The total losses 10 date have
amounted 10 only $3.50 s24 or less than three
quarters Of one per cent
The total amount nov az risk is only about
81 600 GOO on which past experience indicates
The probable loss VIII not exceed 100000.
The 81 367 .s57 OF surplus premiums which
the bureau now holds Is therefore practically all
clear profit
When Uncle Sam went into The marine in.
surance business he cut existing commercial
rates All along the line wouldn't this have
been a nice piece OF pie for some private IN
surance company II II had only had the nerve
10 stay in the game9
The Detroit times., 1917-01-24

Justice to Mexico" asks the Colonel,
aligned against the president like the
good. true partisan he has come to be Of
late.
He suggests way to that very thing,
good friend Theodore. Why don't you
take oil your coat like a good American
should do. and stand by the president and
help him help Mexico?
Theodore Roosevelt, permit US to say
incidentally, was the very best president
the United States could have had at the
time he was president
But he becomes no part Of the scheme
by reason Of temperamental fitness. when
the idea is to arrange pact that will
enable the nations 10 put aside the
grim monster WAR. as the concerted
effort Of the powers suggested by Presi-
dent Wilson. would put it aside-foreyer.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-24

OF season has been going on Tor
wears and the deputy game war
dens in that locality must surely
know IL Their are other Detroit
citizens who know this. too. and
also lament the sad fact | suppose
the Indians cannot be made 20 stop
this slaughter ~ our most gamel
fsh. but others can be stopped from
having them in their possession be-
fore June &c. Perhaps ] am wrong
IN making the above statement, but
am lover Of this sport and al
aquatic sports and only Nish % add
ms mite towards preserving some
game for the future
There arr several places in De-
lroit where one can 70 most any
fme and buy AS much perch and
pickerel as one wants nevertheless.
ne game. FISH and forest fire depart.
ment OF the public domain commis
sion says the purchase or sale OF
these ash IS now absolutely prohlo.
tied
agree with Seymour Bower, sec
Rotary OF The Michigan fish commits
| sion. tbat we have hsherman's u
! cense. and enforce 10 by all means
c. = uOUCkS.
No 2ls Marston-
Ian % 1877
The Detroit times., 1917-01-24

Inc recent appointment OF Dr. /.
II. Corist a. neurologist at the For
sythe Dental inhrmsry In Boston
marks forward step OF real i'm
portance in dental medicine II Is
Of special interest as directing at
fention anew TO the eften suspected
relationship between abnormal con.
aitions OF the teeth and nervous dis
orders.
Ten years have passed since this
relationship was first emphaiically
brought out by the late Or. ~ ; Up
son. Of Cleveland Or Cpson's in
ierest in the subject vas direct
outgIowth OF observations made by
him as a specialist in nerve and
mental troubles
Among his patients were some
victims 81 nervous insomnia whose
sleeplessness vas not attriouts0l
70 any OF the usual psychic causes.
One, man OF 90, had been m IN.
scmn'sc for more than 30 years.
A thorough medical examination
revealed 10 organic affection that
might b. responsible for he nabit
Try 70 sleep Xrsy pictures Of his
teeth were then taken.
These pictures showed that, tho
there had been no toothache what
ever, many teeth we're badly diseas.
cd Two we're very loose. set IN pus
pockets and had a. some time been
liberated Two others had alb
scesses a. their roots
The teeth most diseased were *
tracted. the others treated soon
aftervaro the patient began to sleep
soundly everY night without further
treatment Of any sor
Finding in other cases The same
! connsct Der ween dental disease
and insomnia. Dr Upson extended
| his researches Before long he OBJ
tanned evidence that not only de-
cayed and aoscessed buf also i'm
pacted. or misplaced. teeth were at
times productive ~ most serious
mental and nervous symptoms
Several cases OF seeming insanity
were cured by him with the aid OF
an expert dentist Bay boys, even
bad adults. proved more amenable
&c moral suasion after the extract
iag % abscessed or impacted tech
Numerous cases Of nervous rest
lessness. uneasiness and irritabi'ity
uere cured by the same means
Even certain dlpsomsniacs lost their
craving for drink after DR.. Epson
turned them over 70 dental sur
geon for The treatment their die
eased teeth needed
Before and since the death Of this
The Detroit times., 1917-01-24
The Keep Well Column
USEFUL PAIN

cavities Of the skull which open
into the nose These nasal head
aches. As they are called. arc sur
prisingly common Everyone with
a persistent headache who has not
had bis nose examined has over.
looked a possible source % the trou.
bic
headache. aside from those al
ready mentioned az coming from the
sye or the nose. may be- the FIRST
evidence of a brain tumor. II may
signify disease OF the kidneys or
ne arteries. IL may mean poisoned
blood u may mean an impoverished
blood a. In anernia, or IL may mean
that fatigue Of the nervous system
which is called neurasthenis
Think ~ tho sufferers patiently
swallowing powders and pills 10 re-
move headaches whose exciting
cause Ia due 10 any Of these things.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-24
Let the People
Rule and-Write


To the Editor Of The Times
The scarcity OF fish especially
black bass. both small and large
mouth has been brought 20 ny
mind this past summer with force
which ! cannot overlook. and can.
NOT help II he shoe pinches some
one The upper waters 81 Lake ST..
Clair that used 20 be alive with bass
are now so depopulated that IL taxes
whole summer 20 And dozen
bass You get one bass now where
you would get 50. 20 years ago. and
the worst OF Il is they are becoming
more scarce every year There is a
reason FOR this scarcity in this 10
oallty. and believe The game war
dens know the reason "a well as
90
J understand Walpole island "a an
indian reservation and In the early
Springtime Nhen the bass are in
their nests. these indians fairly
rake the nests with nets some time
between April and May Is. netting.
you might say. wagonIoads OF bass.
TIE most OF these bass. full OF eggs.
are sold 70 me several hotels and
summer resorts along -iA- g. Clair
Flats. Algonac. Marine City. and so
on. have seen bags Of these beau.
tiful fish for sale az -ese resorts
about this time Of the year--Aprii
and May.
understand the gale OF bass out
The Detroit times., 1917-01-24

fatigue not enough sleep. sleeping
iu a stury room. over-eating or eat
INK something that Disagree with
Tho stomach. eye defects. nose in
sciions and many other things may
ring on 4 headache.
The eyes are frequently the cause
81 headache Curiopsly enough T.
IS often The very slight defects in
hem rather than the more marked
disorders that give rise ~ head
aches
70 ia foolish 70 dose 4 headache
~ this kind with "headact Pow.
ders."
The nose is another frequent
cause ~ headaches These aches
in the head may arise from q great
variety % chronic disorders in The
nose itself and also in The Dony air
The Detroit times., 1917-01-24

ardent investigator, other earnest
researchers. particularly in psyche
logical clinics. have reported similar
results. To-day IL may be said 10 D.
definitely established that teeth are
frequent offenders in causing ner'
vous stress that may lead TO mental
or moral as well as nervous disor-
ders
Not enough attention has hitherto
been paid 10 this fact. however, BY
either the general public or the med
ical profession For this reason lr.
Coriats appointment TO the Forsythc
Dental inhrmary is indeed signin-
cant
I, should assuredly help clear the
way 10 universal appreciation OF the
great importance OF reckoning with
the teeth 10 ali otherwise seemingly
inexplicable maldevelopments OF
body. mind or morals
The Detroit times., 1917-01-24
from Another Point OF TeD
81 c. 7. 5.

Agnes Blossom says she thinks II IS
the strangest thing in the world that she
was taken the other day for Annette kel-
hermann. Still, those who know Agnes
says her hair IS a great deal the color OF
Annettes
A man in Riverside Pa, eats sparrows
and says ne has solved the nigh cost OF
living However, there are those who
will maintain that il still has to be solved.
Seventeen poet. in the war have lost their
lives Respectfully submitted. for once, any
nov, and accepted
Testiffrg against the correspondent
n her uit for divorce, Des Moines wife
said When ! saw this woman last she
was wearing MY gold eye glasses" 1t
gets just as cold IN Des Moines as 1T
loes here. too
They might ask that Lowell, Mass,
push-cart merchant who has put n' a
claim against the city for S23 worth Of
peanuts eaten by policemen, TO submit an
temized bill.
An anonymous gift of S135 1000 has
been received by New York relief fund.
We--still. that would be telling
An Ohio cotnterfeitef says he will
fight 20 the last ditch. My father taught
me" says he never 20 say die" While
he was about it, his father should have
taught him, also, never TO use one.